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    This document provides an overview and summary of the Reserve Officer's Training Corps (ROTC) program at XU University. It outlines the legal basis for ROTC in Philippine laws, the mission and objectives of the 8th Air Reserve Center, and key provisions of relevant laws like the Reservist Act and NSTP law. It describes the ROTC curriculum, activities, chain of command, rules and regulations. The summary highlights the purpose and structure of the ROTC program based on the source document.

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    Welcome

    NSTP-ROTC
    ORIENTATION
    LOGO
    XU

    OVERVIEW

    XU
    LOGO

    A. RA 7077 (RESERVIST ACT)


    B. RA 9163 (NSTP LAW)
    CORPS OF CADET
    IV. PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION (POI)
    V. COURSE DURATION & SCHEDULE
    VI. RULES & REGULATIONS
    VII. GRADING SYSTEM
    VIII. EXCEPTIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

    MISSION of 8th AIR RESERVE CENTER:


    TO ADMINISTER, DEVELOP AND TRAIN PAF RESERVIST IN
    ITS RESPECTIVE AOR.

    NSTP OBJECTIVES:
    PROMOTE CIVIC CONSCIOUSNESS AMONG THE YOUTH;
    DEVELOP THE YOUTHS PHYSICAL, MORAL, SPIRITUAL,
    INTELLECTUAL AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING;
    INCULCATE IN THE YOUTH THE IDEALS OF PATRIOTISM AND
    ADVANCE THEIR INVOLVEMENTIN PUBLIC AND CIVIC AFFAIRS;
    AND
    MOTIVATE, TRAIN, ORGANIZE AND INVOLVE THE YOUTH IN
    MILITARY, LITERACY, CIVIC WELFARE PROGRAMS AND OTHER
    RELATED ENDEAVORS IN THE SERVICE OF THE NATION.
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    LEGAL BASIS: RA 7077


    SEC. 2. THE REGULAR FORCE - IT IS THE POLICY OF THE
    STATE TO MAINTAIN A STANDING OR REGULAR MILITARY
    FORCE IN TIMES OF PEACE CONSONANT TO ITS
    ADEQUATE AND ACTUAL NEEDS FOR THE SECURITY OF
    THE STATE BUT WHICH CAN BE RAPIDLY EXPANDED BY
    THE WELL-DISCIPLINED CITIZEN ARMED FORCE IN THE
    EVENT OF WAR, INVASION, REBELLION, DISASTER or
    CALAMITIES.
    SEC. 4. THE CALL TO PERSONAL MIL CIVIL SERVICE THE
    CITIZEN ARMED FORCE SHALL BE ORGANIZED,
    TRAINED, DEVELOPED AND MAINTAINED AS TO ENSURE
    THEIR READINESS TO IMMEDIATELY RESPOND TO THE
    CALL TO SERVICE.

    Para b, Sec.3
    of RA 9163 NSTP
    LAW
    23 January 2002
    Reserve Officers Training Corps
    Is a program institutionalized under Sec.38 & 39 of RA 7077 designed
    to provide military Training to tertiary level students in order to motivate, train,
    organize and mobilize them for national preparedness.
    The ROTC shall instill patriotism, moral virtues, respect for rights of
    civilian, and adherence to the constitutional, among others.
    Graduates of the ROTC shall form part of the Citizens Armed Force,
    pursuant to RA 7077, subject to the requirements of DND.

    RA 9163 (KEY PROVISIONS)


    SECTION 2. DECLARATION OF POLICY
    a. AFFIRMED THE PRIME DUTY OF THE GOVERNMENT
    TO SERVE AND PROTECT ITS CITIZENS.
    b. RESPONSIBILITY OF ALL CITIZENS TO DEFEND THE
    SECURITY OF THE STATE.
    c. GOVERNMENT MAY REQUIRE EACH CITIZEN TO
    RENDER PERSONAL, MILITARY OR CIVIL SERVICE.

    Basic ROTC AS-1/NSTP 1


    COQC graduate;
    - Promotion to the next rank as Cadet 3 rd Class/1st Lieutenant (1LT).
    - Qualified to undergo Summer Cadre Training (SCT).

    Summer Cadre (AS-3) Graduate


    - Mandatory requirement for Advance ROTC Course
    Probationary Officer Training Course
    - Reservist Officer (2LT, PAF)
    - Or opted to join the Regular Force, AFP -

    AIR SCIENCE (AS-3)


    Summer Cadre Training AIMS:
    * Leadership
    * Discipline
    * Loyal
    * Camaraderie
    Combat Clothing Individual Equipment (CCIE) for SCT:
    1.) 1 Set of Battle Dress Uniform (BDU)
    2.)
    Belt, Garterized Blue
    3.)
    Belt, Garrison OD
    4.) 1 pr Boots, Combat
    5.) 1 pc Buckle, Garisson
    6.) 1 pc Buckle, Stainless w/ PAF Logo
    7.) 1 pc Cap Beret Blue
    8.) 1 pc Short pants Athletic Blue
    9.) 1 pc T-shirt Athletic Blue
    10.) 1 pc T-shirt Cotton White
    11.) 1 pc T-shirt Cotton OD
    12.) 1 pr Socks Black for Boots

    AIR SCIENCE (AS-31)


    For the 2nd year students enrolled as 2nd Class Advance
    Cadet Officer for 1st Semester of his/her Academics.
    Mandatory requirement for promotion on the next higher
    rank as Cdt Major.

    Chance for Scholarship grant:


    1)

    Chief of Staff, AFP Scholarship (Php 50,000.00) every sem.

    Academics grade w/ a general average of 95% and up.


    2)

    CG, PAF and ARCOM Scholarship (Php 3, 000.00) Criteria:

    Academics grade w/ a general average of 90% to 94%.


    3)

    AFRC SCHOLARSHIP
    Academics grade w/ a general average of 85% to 89%.
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    AIR SCIENCE (AS-41)


    3rd year students who completed the 2nd Class and is qualified for
    1st Class Advance Cadet Officer and enrolled for 1st Sem of his/her
    Academics.
    Scholarship Grant privilege
    Mandatory requirement for promotion to the next higher
    rank/grade as 1st Class Cadet Lieutenant Colonel/Colonel.
    Requirement for possible designation as
    *Corps Commander,
    * Wing -1 Adjutant
    * Wing -2 Intelligence
    * Wing -3 Operations
    * Wing -4 Supply/Logistic
    * Wing -5 Plans and Program

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    PAF ROTC ACTIVITIES


    Cadet Officer Qualifying Course (COQC)
    - 7 days of in-house training

    Summer Cadre Training (SCT)


    - 45 days of in-house training
    * Weapons Familiarization and Marksmanship Firing
    * Field Stripping
    * Map Reading and Land Navigation
    * Search and Rescue
    * First Aide
    * Field Training Exercise
    * Rappelling
    * Basic Water Survival
    * IPSP Bayanihan
    * Gender and Development
    * Defensive Driving & Road Safety

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    ACTIVITIES

    MEDICAL MISSION
    TREE PLANTING
    BLOOD LETTING
    COASTAL CLEAN-UP
    SPORT FEST
    ALAY LAKAD
    MANGROVE PLANTING
    TEAM BUILDING
    CROWD CONTROL
    MAP READING
    SILENT DRILL EXHIBITION
    FAMILIARIZATION FIRING
    PRESENTATION OF SPONSORS & ESCORTS
    EDUCATIONAL TOUR

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    TRAINING DIRECTORATE
    COMMANDANT
    - CPT JACLAINE LENNOR R BARRA PAF
    ASST. COMMANDANT
    - 2LT JOEL LAGAYA PAF
    OVER-ALL NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER-IN-CHARGE (NCOIC)

    - TSG RONIE C SAYSON PAF


    ADMIN NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER-IN-CHARGE (NCOIC)

    - SSG DRANIL B CARNA PAF


    TRAINING NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER-IN-CHARGE (NCOIC)

    - SSG RENATO B ADAPTAR PAF


    MILITARY TRAINING INSTRUCTOR

    - A1C JUNLY G CANITAN PAF


    - A1C ADRIAN N RAFUSON PAF

    CORPS OF CADET
    C/COL BRENDAN
    JOSHUA UYGUANGCO
    C/LTC MA. THERESA
    LUGARES

    C/LTC PRINCESS
    MAE CASIO

    C/LTC NOVA
    ANGELIQUE RAMOS

    C/LTC JOSEPHINE
    OMICTIN

    C/MAJ KENDRIC
    ABELLANOSA
    C/CPT ZACARE
    BUCIO II

    C/LTC MA. THERESA


    LUGARES

    C/MAJ JOB DOLONO

    C/MAJ JOPHERSON
    LAGUNERO

    C/MAJ GERYCK
    COLICO

    C/CPT DILAG

    PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION
    (1st semester )
    SCOPE OF LECTURES
    REFERENCE
    CITIZENSHIP
    ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
    DRUG EDUCATION
    DRRM AWARENESS
    NATIONAL SECURITY CONCERNS
    Military Organization
    Manual
    Military Courtesy & Discipline
    Drills and Ceremony
    Manual
    Aircraft in General & Theory of Flight
    International Humanitarian Law
    Civil Military Operation (CMO)
    Military Justice System
    Manual

    Common
    Modules

    AFP
    AFP Manual
    AFP
    AFP Manual
    AFP Manual
    AFP Manual
    AFP

    PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION
    (2nd semester )
    SCOPE OF LECTURES
    REMARKS
    M-16 RIFLE/M-14 RIFLE
    Marksmanship Training
    Cover, Concealment and Camouflage
    Personal Hygiene & Combat First Aid
    Signal & Communications/ Marshalling
    Map Reading
    Human Right (Common Module)
    Educational Tour
    Familiarization Firing
    Clean-up Drive
    Midterm and Final Examination
    Graduation Ceremony

    COURSE DURATION & SCHEDULE


    TEAM 1
    0730H- REPORTING TIME
    0730H-0745H- ATTENDANCE
    0745H-0800HINSTRUCTION
    0800H- 0930H INSPECTION/DRILLS
    0930H-0945H- BREAK
    0945H-1145HCLASSROOM INSTRUCTION (SC2 & SC3)
    1145H 1200HATTENDANCE/INSTRUCTION
    TEAM 2
    0730H- REPORTING TIME
    0730H-0745H- ATTENDANCE
    0745H-0945HCLASSROOM INSTRUCTION (SC2 & SC3)
    0945H- 1000H BREAK
    1000H-1130H- INSPECTION/DRILLS
    1130H 1200HATTENDANCE/INSTRUCTION

    RULES & REGULATIONS


    Class A Offense
    Punishable by discharge with a grade of FA
    Gross disrespect to superior officers, abuse

    of authority, illegal collection, and destruction


    of military or school property.
    Includes manhandling, cheating, ignoring
    standing instructions, deliberate mutilation
    of property including vandalism, and other
    offenses as the commandant may direct.

    Class B Offense
    6 to 10 demerits grave misdemeanors
    Talking to a superior officer in a begrudging or

    hostile manner, disobeys legal orders,


    deliberately says things known to be false,
    making boisterous calls or remarks while in
    rank, sleeping during classroom instruction,
    reports late, or any act similar in nature.

    Class C Offense
    4 to 5 demerits less grave misdemeanors
    Slouching in rank, spitting in rank, rolling

    eyeballs at parade rest (Tikas Pahinga) or


    does any act detrimental to discipline while in
    rank, chewing gum, carelessly lays aside
    his/her rifle, wears a dirty uniform, or any act
    similar in nature.

    Class D Offense
    1 to 3 demerits minor misdemeanors and

    omissions
    Any
    cadet
    without
    ID
    or
    insignias
    corresponding to his/her rank, shoes wrongly
    tied, unshined brass articles, unkempt or long
    hair, mustache/beard, dirty face, malingering,
    leaving without permission, standing on one
    leg, sitting while in ranks, and any acts similar
    in nature.

    Class Card
    Class card will serve as a cadets

    record material. Personal information,


    attendance throughout the duration of
    instruction and merits and demerits
    can be seen in the class card.
    For every formation, cadets will sign
    on the specified space on their class
    card, which will be kept by the Training
    Staff of the DAST.

    Tardiness
    Reporting

    time and attendance


    checking will be at 0730H.
    According to the university student
    handbook, students will be marked
    LATE if they arrive 5-15 minutes
    after the reporting time.
    After 15 minutes, students who
    arrive will be marked ABSENT.
    3 consecutive tardiness
    equals 1
    absent.

    Attendance
    According

    to

    the university student


    handbook,
    a 3-unit subject that meets
    once a week has only
    4 allowable
    absences.
    Therefore, if a cadet already incurred 4
    absences, EXCUSED (with excuse
    letter) OR UNEXCUSED, he/she will be
    given a mark of FA (Failure due to
    Absences). That is non-negotiable.

    Things to be Inspected
    2x3 haircut (males) and hairnet (females)
    Shaved mustache and beard (males)
    School ID
    PAF-ROTC T-shirt
    Maong Pants/Jeans
    Rubber shoes
    Clean fingernails
    Properly folded white handkerchief
    Accessories/jewelry is not allowed during ROTC

    instruction.
    30 merit minus system/per day every demerit will
    be deducted to your merit. Cadet who will incurred
    30 or more demerits or 0 merit will be subject for
    board deliberation.

    OTHER IMPORTANT THINGS TO


    REMEMBER
    Know and familiarize the Commandant and Staff.
    Be familiar with the Corps of Cadet and follow the chain

    of command.
    Render salute when reporting to the
    Commandant/MTIs/Cadet Officer.
    Follow the instructions when entering the ROTC Office.
    In case of doubts, queries or other matters, do not
    hesitate to approach your Cadet Officers or to the
    Military Training Instructors. DO NOT ASK YOUR
    QUERIES TO ANYBODY OR TO UNAUTHORIZED
    PERSONNEL! IT MAY GIVE YOU A FALSE OR
    WRONG INFORMATION!

    Subject Proficiency
    Two (2) major exams, MIDTERM and

    FINAL EXAM.
    Depending on the subject, quizzes
    and/or graded practical exercises
    may also be done, and may be part
    of the subject proficiency grade.

    GRADING SYSTEM
    Prelim Exam/Output
    Midterm Exam
    Quizzes-Midterm
    Attendance-Midterm
    Class Participation-Midterm
    Seatwork-Midterm
    Project/Paper-Midterm
    Semi Final Exam
    Quizzes-Final
    Attendance-Final
    Class Participation-Final
    Seatwork-Final
    Project/Paper-Final
    Final Exam / Final Output
    Final Grade Total

    7.00%
    10.50%
    3.50%
    7.00%
    1.75%
    1.75%
    3.50%
    7.00%
    5.25%
    10.50%
    3.50%
    3.50%
    5.25%
    30.00%
    100%

    EXCEPTIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

    Xavier University PAF-ROTC


    Awarded as AFRC DAST OF THE YEAR 2012, 2013 and 2015.
    Awarded as PAF ROTC OF THE YEAR 2013 and 2014.
    Awarded as AFP ROTC of the Year for two (2) consecutive years
    CY- 2013 & 2014. (Competing w/ PA & PN)
    PAF ROTC Cadet Officer of the year 2012 (C/COL ARMANDO C
    MATA JR 1CL) & (C/COL ELIJAH B TRIMOR 1CL) 2013.

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    XU PAF-ROTC EXCEPTIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

    Xavier University (XU), Cagayan De Oro City


    Adjudged as PAF ROTC Cadet Officer of the year 2014 (C/LTC
    JAN ROGIE G MACANDILI 1CL).
    Adjudged as AFP ROTC Cadet Officer of the Year 2014 (C/LTC
    JAN ROGIE G MACANDILI 1CL).
    Awarded as Xavier University MAGIS Award 2013 & 2015.

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