17/08/2026
IN PHOTOS//
On 16 August 2026, the Saint Joseph College ROTC Unit conducted its regular Sunday formation, highlighted by the inspection of officers and cadets, attendance, and Drills and Ceremonies.
The Sunday formation consisted of Drills and Ceremonies and lecture sessions for the Basic ROTC Cadets and Advanced ROTC Officers. The lectures covered Basic Map Reading, Threats to National Security, Military Courtesy and Discipline, Military Justice, and Marksmanship.
The lecture on Basic Map Reading was delivered by Msg Richard S. Pacion (Inf) PA, while Threats to National Security was discussed by Sgt Rofel Joy G Olor PA (Res).
Meanwhile, the Advanced ROTC Officers received lectures on Military Courtesy and Discipline and Military Justice by Sgt Fredilito C Quirit (Inf) PA, and Marksmanship by C/LTC ELPETER Q TABLO 1CL
These subjects are essential in ROTC training as they develop discipline, military bearing, leadership, situational awareness, navigation skills, responsibility, and readiness for service. They equip cadets with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for military training and future community and national service.
Through continuous training, the ROTC Unit aims to develop cadets who are disciplined, capable, responsible, and committed to serving the nation.
Beyond the classroom and training ground, cadets are also reminded of the importance of teamwork, respect, and perseverance in every activity. Each formation serves as a stepping stone in shaping future leaders who embody integrity, honor, and dedication to duty.
The formation showcased the dedication and readiness of the
SJC ROTC Unit in fostering discipline, leadership, and teamwork among its cadets, preparing them for future roles in service to the nation.
Train. Learn. Lead. Serve.