MAWAB, Compostela Valley Province -- More than
a hundred candidate soldiers successfully completed Tuesday the 20-week
military training at the Army's 10th Division Training School of the 10th
Infantry "Agila" Division based in Camp General Manuel T Yan Sr. in
Barangay Tuburan here.
The newly graduated soldiers are the new members of the
“Team Agila” Division of the Philippine Army. They are expected to respond to
peace and security to various threat groups and support developmental efforts
in Davao Region where they will be deployed.
According to 1Lt. Vergel Lacambra, 10th ID Division Public
Affairs Office chief, a native of Loreto, Agusan del Sur in the person of
Mariano N. Gonzales Jr. topped the class besting 96 other members bearing the
name “Maalab” or Mandirigmang Agila Alay ay Lakas at Buhay.
He added that Nicko John S. Manginsay of Tagum City
topped the Candidate Soldier Course Class 370-2014 besting 91 others.
Their class name “Maligalig” which stands for Mandirigmang
Agila na Likas ang Galing, Iingatan ang Gawain Bilang Isang Kawal has an
original quota of 96 but four failed to pass the course.
During the graduation rites, Maj. General Eduardo M. Año,
10th Infantry Division Commander, said, “soldiers are not only required to possess
a high degree of military skills but also willingness to make personal
sacrifices, lots of personal sacrifices to provide the most combat capability
and the maximum service possible for the tax paid by our people.”
The graduates have undergone Candidate Soldier Course,
cross-trained with Jungle Warfare Mountaineering Operation Course also included
training in Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response (HADR) and Peace and
Development Outreach Program (PDOP) Orientation Course.
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