NEW OG-9 ACTING CHIEF. Col. Francis Carter Sibal (left) receives the official seal of the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Reservist and Retiree Affairs (OG-9) from PA chief Brig. Gen. Rowen Tolentino (right) in a change of office ceremony in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City on Monday (Feb. 10, 2020). Sibal replaced outgoing chief Col. Danilo Cariño (center) who was appointed as the new deputy chief of the Tarlac-based Training and Doctrine Command. (Photo courtesy of Army Chief Public Affairs Office)
Col. Francis Carter Sibal formally assumed as the new Philippine Army (PA) acting assistant chief of staff for reservist and retiree affairs (OG-9) on Monday.
PA chief of staff Brig. Gen. Rowen Tolentino led the change of office ceremony at the PA Headquarters in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, where Sibal replaced Col. Danilo Cariño, who will be assuming as the new deputy chief of the Tarlac-based Training and Doctrine Command.
Prior to his appointment, Sibal served as the executive officer and deputy chief of the PA's Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Reservist and Retiree Affairs.
Sibal finished his Armed Forces of the Philippines Command and General Staff Course (AFP CGSC) in 2013.
He also holds a master’s degree in Public Management Major in Development Security from the Development Academy of the Philippines.
Meanwhile, among the OG-9’s accomplishments under Cariño’s leadership were the commissioning of 391 reserve officers and the membership of 134,048 enlisted individuals to the Reserve Force.
The PA was also able to conduct its first Philippine Military Reserve Component’s Mobilization Exercise (MoBex) and activate its 906th Community Defense Center (Provisional) as well as the 9th RCDG, Army Reserve Command.
“We did our best under the prevailing circumstances to make things happen not only in sustaining the development of the Reserve Force, as part of the total force concept in times of war and expand the capability and capacity of Ready Reserve Units for disaster response as well as its function to internal security operations,” Cariño said.
https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1093493
PA chief of staff Brig. Gen. Rowen Tolentino led the change of office ceremony at the PA Headquarters in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, where Sibal replaced Col. Danilo Cariño, who will be assuming as the new deputy chief of the Tarlac-based Training and Doctrine Command.
Prior to his appointment, Sibal served as the executive officer and deputy chief of the PA's Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Reservist and Retiree Affairs.
Sibal finished his Armed Forces of the Philippines Command and General Staff Course (AFP CGSC) in 2013.
He also holds a master’s degree in Public Management Major in Development Security from the Development Academy of the Philippines.
Meanwhile, among the OG-9’s accomplishments under Cariño’s leadership were the commissioning of 391 reserve officers and the membership of 134,048 enlisted individuals to the Reserve Force.
The PA was also able to conduct its first Philippine Military Reserve Component’s Mobilization Exercise (MoBex) and activate its 906th Community Defense Center (Provisional) as well as the 9th RCDG, Army Reserve Command.
“We did our best under the prevailing circumstances to make things happen not only in sustaining the development of the Reserve Force, as part of the total force concept in times of war and expand the capability and capacity of Ready Reserve Units for disaster response as well as its function to internal security operations,” Cariño said.
https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1093493
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