What is the legal mandate of ROTC?

What is the ROTC Program? Brief History of the ROTC Program

What can we offer

Whats in store for an ROTC student? What comes next after ROTC? (Benefits of an

ROTC graduate)

 REPUBLIC ACT 7077 (AFP Reservist Act) REPUBLIC ACT 9163 (NSTP Law) NEW IRR OF NSTP LAW AFP REG G 310-021 s-85

Is a program designed to provide military training to tertiary level students in order to motivate, train, organize and mobilize them for national defense preparedness. (Auth: RA 9163)

 To teach students the values of patriotism,

citizenship, leadership and service to the community, Develop personal responsibility and a sense of accomplishment while instilling in them selfdiscipline, self-esteem, and teamwork. To prepare the students for responsible leadership roles. To provide instruction and rewarding opportunities that will benefit the student, the community, and the nation.

 ROTC STARTED IN 1939 BY VIRTUE OF E.O. 207 ISSUED BY PRESIDENT MANUEL L QUEZON MAKING ROTC A COMPULSARY COURSE IN ALL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. IN 1944, IT WAS DISCONTINUED AT THE ONSET OF WORLD WAR II AND WAS REVIVED IN 1950 PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDERS ISSUED BY THE PHILIPPINE ARMY.

 ROTC THEN HAS BEEN PART OF THE CURRICULUM FOR TERTIARY STUDENTS BUT OPTIONAL FOR WOMEN. IN 1991, R.A. 7077 WAS ENACTED INTO LAW AFFIRMING MANDATORY MILITARY TRAINING INTO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES AS WELL AS THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF ROTC PROGRAM.

 THE COVERAGE OF THE ROTC PROGRAM THEN WAS MALE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ANY BACCALAURIATE DEGREE AND BECAME A REQUIREMENT FOR GRADUATION. ROTC HAS A DURATION OF 2 YEARS OR 4 SEMESTERS AT 1.3 UNITS PER SEMESTER OR A TOTAL OF 6 UNITS FOR 2 YEARS.

 IN JULY 2001, RA 9163 WAS ENACTED INTO LAW ESTABLISHING THE NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM (NSTP) AMENDING SECTIONS 38 AND 39 OF RA 7077, MAKING ROTC OPTIONAL BY IMPLEMENTING 3 PROGRAM COMPONENTS NAMELY: NSTP-ROTC, NSTPCWTS, NSTP-LTS.

THE COURSE WAS REDUCED FROM 2 YEARS TO 1 YEAR OR 2 SEMESTERS AT 3 UNITS PER SEMESTERS, BUT STILL A REQUISITE FOR GRADUATION, WHICH COVERS NOT ONLY THE MALES BUT ALSO INCLUDES FEMALE STUDENTS.

Basic ROTC for freshmen college.

Air Science 1 (AS-1) 1st Sem Air Science 2 (AS-2) 2nd Sem Cadet Officers Qualification Course. Advance ROTC Course for Cadet Officers
Air Science 31 (AS-31) 1st Sem Air Science 32 (AS-32) 2nd Sem Air Science 41 (AS-41) 1st Sem Air Science 42 (AS-42) 2nd Sem Summer Cadre Training (AS-3) at Clark Air Base

ref: Modified 2008_AFRC ETB PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS (AS-1)

(1ST SEMESTER)
SUBJECT 1. MILITARY ORIENTATION A. LEGAL BASIS B. MILITARY ORGANIZATION C. MILITARY COURTESY AND DISCIPLINE D. INTERIOR GUARD DUTY E. MILITARY JUSTICE F. HUMAN RIGHTS G. BASIC INTELLIGENCE H. THREATS TO NATIONAL SECURITY I. ANTI AND COUNTER TERRORISM Nr of Hrs 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

2. GENERAL MILITARY SUBJECTS A. PAF BASIC DOCTRINE B. AIR DEFENSE C. AIR BASE SECURITY D. INTRO TO TACTICAL AIR OPERATIONS E. READY RESERVE FORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM F. MAP READING AND GROUND NAVIGATION G. MARCHES AND BIVOUAC 3. CIVIL MILITARY OPERATIONS A. INTRO TO CMO B. MILITARY VALUE EDUCATION C. COMMUNITY RELATION D. DISASTER RESPONSE AND RELIEF OPNS 4. INDIVIDUAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES A. PERSONAL HYGIENE AND SANITATION 5. SEARCH AND RESCUE

3 4 2

2 2 2 2
3 2 2 4 2 2

6. AIRCRAFT/GROUND RELATED SUBJECTS A. HISTORY OF AVIATION B. AIRCRAFT IN GENERAL C. AIR WEAPONRY D. ELEMENT AND THEORY OF FLIGHT E. BASIC METEOROLOGY F. GROUND AND FLIGHT SAFETY 7. EXAMINATION A. PRELIM B. MID-TERM C. FINALS

1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1

8. DRILLS AN CEREMONIES 9. COMMANDANT'S TIME TOTAL

8 1 60

ref: Modified 2008_AFRC ETB PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS (AS-2) (2ND SEMESTER)

1.

2. 3. 4. 5.

SUBJECT GENERAL MIL SUBJECT A. MILITARY JUSTICE SYSTEM B. MIL COURTESY & DISCIPLINE C. EVOLUTION OF MILITARY AFFAIRS MAP READING AND GROUND NAVIGATION MARCHES AND BIVOUAC SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS BASIC LIFE SUPPORT

Nr of Hrs 1 1 2 4 4 4 4

6. BASIC WEAPONS TRAINING A. M-16 5.56MM B. M-14 7.62 MM C. CAL 30 M1 GARAND 7. MARKMANSHIP TRAINING/FAMILIARIZATION FIRING 8. DRILLS AND CEREMONIES 9. MARSHALLING 10. OBSTACLE COURSE 11. EDUCATIONAL TOUR 12. EXAMINATION A. PRELIM B. MID-TERM C. FINALS 13. COMMANDANT'S TIME 14. GRADUATION TOTAL

4 10 2 4 8 1 1 1 1 4 60

I. To develop and instill sense of patriotism, moral virtues , respect for rights of civilians and adherence to the constitution.

Blood Letting

Pamaskong Handog

Campus Clean-up

Operation Linis

Coastal Clean-up

Tree Planting

II. To l earn the rudiments of military service in order to effectively response during disasters and calamities.

Alay-Lakad

Radio Guesting

Combat Clothing and Individual Equipment (CCIE)

Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) -1 set General Office Uniform (GOU Blue) -1 set Combat Boots - 1 pair Belt and Buckle w/ Air Force seal - 1 set

Scholarship Grant

CG, PAF Scholarship (P3,000.00) every Sem CS, AFP Scholarship (P15,000.00) every Year

 Enlistment in the reserve force

Priority for enlistment in the regular force Option to be officers of RRU or SRU

More opportunities for training/schooling at govt

expense Others