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Country
  
Philippines

Armed Forces of the Philippines Reserve Command httpsuploadwikimediaorgwikipediaenthumbe

Active
  
April 1, 1993 - Present

Allegiance
  
Republic of the Philippines

Branch
  
Technical & Administrative Service Branch

Type
  
Technical & Administrative Service Reserve Force

Role
  
Combat Support & Service Support, Force Multiplier, Training, Disaster Rescue & Relief, and Community Service

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The Armed Forces of the Philippines Reserve Command, known officially as the AFP RESCOM or RESCOM, (Filipino: Pangasiwaan ng Panlaang Kawal ng Hukbong Sandatahang Lakas ng Pilipinas) is one the Armed Forces of the Philippines' Major Support Commands created for the sole purpose of Reserve Force management, procurement, and organization.

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Training

Training is the major task handled by AFPRESCOM. Its primary modes of enlisting and commissioning reservists are the Reserve Officer Military Training (ROMOT); Military Orientation Training Course (MOTC) and the Basic Citizens Military Training (BCMT). Graduates are given enlisted ranks based on reciprocity of their civilian experience in the military environment.

Reserve officers are commissioned based on Armed Forces of the Philippines policy on (direct) commissionship in the reserve force known as Circular 30. Those who are commissioned through this source subsequently undergo an officer orientation program. Many officers in AFPRESCOM are licensed physicians, dentists, nurses, pharmacists, teachers, lawyers and chaplains. Some are directly commissioned as Lieutenant Colonels through the commissioning program of National Defense College of the Philippines as graduates of the Masters in National Security Administration.

Other than time-in-grade and merit promotions, rank adjustments are authorized depending on civilian qualifications.

Specialization Training

These are the trainings available for military reserves at AFPRESCOM:

  • SFOOT (UWOC)- Special Forces Operations Orientation Training (Unconventional Warfare Operations Course)
  • Trainor: PA Special Forces

  • EORA - Explosives Ordnance Reconnaissance Agent Course
  • Trainor : 710th SPOW PAF

  • SCUBA combat diver course computer technician toyota electronic fuel injection service training information toyota motorcorporation.Pub.No.350.
  • Trainor: AFPRESCOM SCUBA DIVER/PN

  • Specialized CMO - Civil Military Operations Orientation Course
  • Trainor: PA CMOG School

  • K-9 Handling Course
  • Trainor: PA

  • VIP Security Protection Course
  • Trainor: PA SEG in coordination with PNP CSG

  • SROOT (formerly SROC) - Scout Ranger Operations Orientation Training
  • Trainor: PA Scout Rangers

  • Field Artillery Orientation Course
  • Trainor: PA

  • Light Mechanized Infantry Orientation Training
  • Trainor: PA Light Armour Division

  • AGOS - Air-to-Ground Operations System Orientation course
  • Trainor: PAF

    Types of Reservists

    There are currently two (2) types of reservists in the component of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Reserve Force:

  • Ready Reservists - physically-fit and tactically-current reservist personnel that are always on constant alert and training; and ready to mobilize once a mobilization order has been given.
  • Standby Reservists - reservist personnel who do not maintain currency in specialization qualifications but the base for expansion, support and augmentation to the Ready Reserve Force as needed.
  • The Commissioned Officer Corps

    Most of the officers of AFPRESCOM are directly commissioned through AFP Circular Nr. 4 and 6 and may come from any of the following professions, :

  • Lawyers and Paralegal Specialists (Judge Advocate General Service)
  • Medical Doctors (Medical Corps)
  • Nurses (Nurse Corps)
  • Dentists (Dental Service)
  • Veterinarians (Veterinary Corps)
  • Licensed Teachers (Corps of Professors)
  • Allied Medical, Business, and Mass Communication Specialists (Medical Administrative Corps)
  • Licensed Engineers (Corps of Engineers)
  • Ordained Chaplains (Chaplain Service)
  • Lineage of Commanding Officers

    Commanding Officers of the AFPRESCOM are drawn from all Tri-Service Commands of the AFP.

  • BG Cesar A. Abella, AFP
  • BG Froilan M. Maglaya, AFP
  • BG Joel Joseph A. Cabides, AFP
  • BG Juanito W Dalmas AFP (RES)+
  • BG Lito S. Tabangcura, AFP
  • BG Quirino S. Calonzo, AFP
  • BG Alex C. CapiƱa, AFP
  • BG Johnny L. Macanas AFP (RES)
  • BG Leoncio Agudo Cirunay Jr. AFP (RES)
  • COL Pascual Luis D Bedia CAV (GSC) PA
  • Base Units

  • Headquarters & Headquarters Service Group
  • AFPRESCOM Training Group (ATG)
  • AFPRESCOM Affiliated Reserve Group (ARG)
  • AFPRESCOM Technical Services Reserve Group (TSRG)
  • Civil Military Reserve Units

  • Civil Military Affairs Brigade (CMABde)
  • Technical Service Reserve Units

  • 1st Technical and Administrative Service Brigade (1TASBde)
  • 2nd Technical and Administrative Service Brigade (2TASBde)
  • 3rd Technical and Administrative Service Brigade (3TASBde)
  • 4th Technical and Administrative Service Brigade (4TASBde)
  • 5th Technical and Administrative Service Brigade (5TASBde)
  • 6th Technical and Administrative Service Brigade (6TASBde)
  • 7th Technical and Administrative Service Brigade (7TASBde)
  • Affiliated Reserve Units

  • 1st (UPHD) AFP Affiliated Reserve Medical Center
  • 1st (ARMSCOR) Arsenal Battalion (Reserve)
  • 1st (NGCP) AFP Power Division (Reserve)
  • 405th (SHAHIN) Transport Battalion (Reserve)
  • 501st (LWUA) Water Battalion (Reserve)
  • 502nd (MAYNILAD) Water Service Battalion (Reserve)
  • 503rd (MANILA WATER) Water Service Battalion (Reserve)
  • 701st (PHILCCOM) Signal Battalion (Reserve)
  • 903rd (KPI) Signal Battalion (Reserve)
  • 704th (RCCI) Commo-Battalion (Reserve)
  • Standby Reserve Units

  • Standby Reserve Battalion
  • References

    Armed Forces of the Philippines Reserve Command Wikipedia