The Armed Forces of the Philippines ’
(AFP) Naval Forces West (NFW) in Palawan has a
new commander in the person of Commodore Jorge F. Amba.
Amba took over the post as commander of the NFW Thursday
from Commodore Manuel Natalio Abinuman in a simple turn-over ceremony in Ulugan Bay ,
Barangay Macarascas here that was witnessed by Philippine Navy (PN) flag
officer in command Vice Admiral Jesus Milan.
Amba said his topmost priority is taking care of the
country’s territorial and internal defense through humanitarian assistance and
environmental protection.
He added that foremost in his assignment in Palawan is to
take care of the country’s interest in the disputed West Philippines
Sea .
The issue in the West
Philippines Sea ,
according to Amba, is not new to navy officers like him, especially because he
had gone a lot to the disputed region when he was commanding officer of the BRP
Quezon and BRP Rizal navy ships.
Amba is known for his active support to the Kariton Open
High School (KOHS), where the Fleet-Marine Ready Force (FMRF) he formerly
headed donated books to the children being fostered in "kariton"
education by head master Efren G. Peñaflorida, Jr., a CNN Hero awardee.
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