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Frvmfi ROTC UNIT 2024-2025, Clotilde Hills, Dakit Bogo City, Cebu, Bogo (2026)

28/02/2026

🩸 BLOOD DONATION DRIVE 🩸
"Let’s come together to make a difference. Be a blood donor today!”

DETAILS!
Date: 01 March 2026- SUNDAY
Time: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Venue: FRVMFI Campus – Physical Therapy Building

Organized by: Felipe R. Verallo Memorial Foundation Inc. – Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Bogo Unit

🧐Why Donate Blood?
YES, It's scary but your decision to donate blood is more than just an act of bravery to face needles because it’s also a powerful gift of life from the God Almighty. Each drop you give can help save someone in need either the victims who were in an accident, surgery patients, cancer warriors, or those with chronic illnesses.

FUN FACT!
🩸 With only one donation, you can save up to three lives!

Benefits to Others:
- Provide hope and healing to patients in critical conditions may it be mentally or physically.
- Support those who are around you and inspire many individuals with your bravery to help also!

Benefits to your beloved self:
• Boost your body’s power by creating fresh, healthy blood cells that keep you strong and energized.
• Enjoy a FREE quick health checkup on the spot, including your blood pressure and hemoglobin levels.
• Say goodbye to harmful iron buildup and keep your blood perfectly balanced.
• Feel proud and amazing as you conquer your fear of needles and make a real difference by saving lives.

😉Extra Perk for Donors:
FREE SNACKS Provided!
- Enjoy light refreshments after your donation as our way of saying "thank you" for your willingness, courage and generosity.

💡 Remember: A small act of compassion can create a ripple of hope. You are not just giving blood because you are also giving someone a chance to live, smile, and hug their loved ones again.

❤️Be a hero. Donate blood. Save lives❤️

27/10/2025

LOOK | 9th WEEK OF MILITARY INSTRUCTION 1st SEMESTER | AY 2025-2026

On 0700H 28 September 2025, FRVMFI ROTC Unit commenced their 9th week of military instruction. Under the guidance of the Corps and staff headed by C/COL DAVE CYRIL L AROA 1CL and assisted by SGT NISREEN Q GODINEZ (RES) PA,the cadets started their day with a heartfelt prayer, seeking guidance and strength for the activities ahead.

Afterward, they proceeded to the Reveille morning exercise, which energized the cadets and strengthened their sense of discipline and teamwork. The lively yet orderly routine showcased their growing physical endurance and unity.

Following the exercise, the cadets marched to the Trinity Chapel, where they attentively listened to a discussion about the Rule of Law. The instructor, MSG GABRIEL M QUIAPO JR (RES) PA, emphasized the importance of justice, fairness, and respect for authority, reminding the cadets that being a responsible citizen and soldier means upholding the law at all times. The said activity ended about 1200H the same day.

25/10/2025

Attention‼️

Who: To all BASIC NSTP - ROTC Cadets

What: 10th of week of Military Instruction
* Online Class
* Followership 1
When: October 26 , 2025
Group1 | 0700-0900 (1st PLT Alpha,1st PLT
Bravo,2nd PLT Bravo)
Group2 | 0900-1100 (2nd PLT Alpha,3rd PLT
Bravo,4th PLT Bravo)
Group3 | 1300-1500 (3rd PLT Alpha,Medics
Platoon,Band Platoon)
Group4 | 1500-1700 (4th PLT Alpha, Service
Platoon,OFFICERS)

Where: * Google Meet
* Official Class Code - z4ec4mzl

What to wear: * White T-shirt
* Hair Net

Note: Upon joining the meet please edit your name CDT (SURNAME), (FIRSTNAME)
(COURSE), (PLATOON)
E.G. CDT AROA, DAVE CYRIL L
BSED- FIL, 1ST ALPHA

Your attendance is being monitored by your Platoon Leaders and also you need to take a screen shot before and after the class, be on time! thank you.

25/10/2025

Good Evening maam/sir, buddies, juniors, and cadets. After the devastating calamity, Magnitude 6.9 earthquake that occured on 30 September 2025 with the City of Bogo as the epicenter. The Felipe R. Verallo Memorial Foundation Incorporated suffered major damages to their school facilities causing the suspension of classes to all levels. This includes the suspension of ROTC Military Instruction to all basic ROTC cadets.

The FRVMFI especially the ROTC Administration cannot deny the need to continue the classes and Military Instructions, thus the administration had come up with the means to continue the learning for our basic ROTC cadets.

Due to the still occurring aftershocks of the recent earthquake, FRVMFI ROTC Unit is pleased to announce the continuation of delivering Military Instruction to all our basic NSTP-ROTC cadets through Online Classes namely, Google Classrooms and Google Meets. This ensures the continuation of learning and military training towards our cadets, amidst the crisis. Further instructions will be posted in our page regarding the schedules and the process of the classes. We address all our basic NSTP-ROTC cadets to keep updated and always stay safe.

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22/09/2025

LOOK | 7th Week of Military Instruction 1st Semester | AY 2025-2026

On 14 September 2025, FRVMFI ROTC Unit commenced its 7th week of military instruction focused on enhancing cadets’ discipline and understanding of military culture through drills, ceremonies, and classroom instruction. Under the guidance of the Corps and staff headed by C/COL DAVE CYRIL L AROA 1CL and assisted by SGT NISREEN Q GODINEZ (RES) PA, the session began with a series of basic and advanced drills designed to improve synchronization, precision, and teamwork. Cadets practiced proper formation movements such as column lefts and rights, saluting protocols, and troop review procedures. These activities helped strengthen their confidence and instilled the importance of unity and respect for commands.

Following the drills, the cadets participated in a classroom lecture on the AFP Core Values – honor, patriotism, and duty. The discussion emphasized the significance of living by these principles not only as ROTC cadets but also as responsible citizens. The Instructor, PVT JESELLE N CANTILAN (RES) PA, provided real-life examples of soldiers who embodied these values, inspiring cadets to apply them in their daily lives.

Overall, the 7th week’s session was productive and meaningful. Cadets displayed improved discipline during formations and showed active participation in the discussion on AFP Core Values. The training further shaped their character, preparing them to become disciplined individuals who are ready to serve with honor and integrity. The said activity ended about 1200H the same day.

08/09/2025

LOOK | 6th WEEK OF MILITARY INSTRUCTION 1st SEMESTER | AY 2025-2026

On 0730H 07 September 2025, FRVMFI ROTC Unit commenced its 6th week of military instruction, which centered on the familiarization of basic drills and ceremonies. The session began with proper alignment and attendance check, emphasizing the value of discipline and punctuality in military training. Under the guidance of the Corps and staff headed by C/COL DAVE CYRIL L AROA 1CL and assisted by SGT NISREEN Q GODINEZ (RES) PA, cadets practiced marching movements, hand salutes, and proper ex*****on of commands. This activity aimed to instill precision, synchronization, and confidence among the cadets as they learned the fundamentals of military drill.

Following the practical exercises, at exactly 0930H the cadets proceeded to the Holy Trinity Chapel for the discussion on military customs and traditions. As the instructor, PVT MYKEN O TILLOR (RES) PA highlighted the importance of respect for rank, proper conduct during flag ceremonies, and the observance of courtesies as vital elements in building character and esprit de corps. Through this discussion, the cadets gained a deeper understanding of how these customs and traditions uphold the integrity and honor of the military service.

Overall, the day’s formation was both productive and meaningful. The formation enhanced the cadets’ discipline and unity, while the discussion provided them with valuable insights on professionalism and respect within the organization. This activity successfully contributed to their development as responsible and disciplined individuals prepared to embody the ideals of service and leadership. The said activity ended about 1200H same day

07/09/2025

Happy Birthday MSg Tadeo A. Baranggan PA (Res)! 🎉
Your dedication and leadership as the FRVMFI ROTCU Director continue to inspire both cadets and officers to strive for excellence. May this special day bring you joy, strength, and fulfillment as you guide others with integrity and commitment. Wishing you good health, more blessings, and continued success in your service and personal life.

ROTC FAM💚

06/09/2025

Military Custom – These are accepted practices or ways of doing things in the military that show respect, discipline, and professionalism. For example, saluting officers, proper greetings, and wearing the uniform correctly. Customs help maintain order and mutual respect among soldiers.

Military Tradition – These are long-standing practices, beliefs, and values passed down through generations of soldiers. Traditions often include ceremonies, mottos, songs, and rituals that symbolize honor, loyalty, and unity. They remind soldiers of their shared history and sacrifices.

05/09/2025

LOOK | 5TH MILITARY INSTRUCTION 1ST SEMESTER | PRE-LIM EXAMINATION

On 31 August 2025, FRVMFI ROTC Unit conducted its 5th Military Instruction, with the main highlight being the administration of the Preliminary Examination. The session began with the usual formation, inspection, and roll call where cadets were reminded of the importance of discipline, proper uniform, and military courtesy before proceeding to the examination proper.

The preliminary examination served as an assessment of the cadets’ knowledge and understanding of the lessons covered in the first four military instructions. The exam included topics such as military customs and traditions, chain of command, drills and ceremonies, discipline, leadership, and the foundations of the ROTC program. Cadets took the test in their designated rooms under strict supervision, showing seriousness and responsibility in accomplishing the task.

Overall, the 5th Military Instruction was successfully carried out, with cadets demonstrating discipline and integrity throughout the activity. The conduct of the examination not only evaluated their academic learning but also reinforced the values of honesty, preparedness, and accountability expected of future military leaders. The results will serve as a basis for identifying areas of improvement in the upcoming phases of ROTC training.

05/09/2025

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