RAATI Reviewer For LSU MCD

_____ Chief of Staff Armed Forces of the Philippines?
REVIEWER FOR LSU: . GEN BENJAMIN R MADRIGAL JR AFP

11 GENERAL ORDERS Commanding General, Army Reserve Command?
MGEN BERNIE S LANGUB AFP
1. To take charge of this post and all government properties in
view Director, 903 rd (MO) Community Defense Center?
2. To walk my post in a military manner keeping always on the . MAJ ALBERTO S RAMIREZ (INF) PA
alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or
hearing Group Commander, 9 th RCDG, ARESCOM?
3. To report all violation of orders I am instructed to enforce . COL RONIE G VILLANUEVA INF(GSC) PA
4. To repeat all calls more distance from the guardhouse than my
own Who is the Corps Commander of the LSU ROTC Unit?
5. To quit my post only when properly relieved Cadet LTC Rico Catulag ROTC
6. To receive, obey and pass on to the sentinel who relieves me
all orders from the Commanding Officer of the day and Non- Salute:
Commissioned Officers of the guard only A salute is also rendered:
7. To talk to no one except in line of duty
a. When the Philippine National Anthem.
8. To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder
9. To call the commander of the relief in any case not covered by b. To National Color not cased.
instructioN c. On ceremonial occasions such as changes of command
10. To salute all Officers and colors and standard not case
11. To be especially watchful at night and during the time of or funerals.
challenging and to challenge all persons on or near my post d. In reveille and retreat ceremonies, during the raising or
and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.
lowering of the flag.
LSU ROTC Unit Training Staff. e. During the sounding of honors.
LTC JOHN P ANDRADA INF (GSC) PA -Commandant f. When turning over control of formations.
1LT ARRIAN HECTOR B INOPIA (INF) PA - Asst Commandant g. When rendering reports.
Mr Noel Krish N Zacal NSTP Director h. To officers of allied countries.
CPT APOLLO C DOLLOSO (RES) PA Tactical Officer . Salutes are not required when:
1LT MANUEL B AMORES (RES)PA Tactical Officer
Ssg Julie R Lumabao (MI) PA (Chief Clerk) a. Indoors, unless reporting to an officer or when on duty as
Ms Shella D Porras CE Admin Clerk a guard.
Ssg Randy G Abelilla (AGS)PA Training NCO
Sgt Maximo T Tampus Jr (Inf) PA Tactical NCO b. Sentinel armed with pistol does not salute after
Sgt Jefil S Paypa (Inf) PA Tactical NCO challenging.
Sgt Nodimar D Dalagon (Inf) PA Tactical NCO
Pvt Maribel N Nano (Inf) PA Admin NCO c. An enlisted man in ranks and not in attention comes to
Sgt Cressy Lou Jumawan PAFR GMA attention when addressed by an officer.
Military Courtesy – The act of politeness, civility and d. A prisoner.

respect that military organization accord to one another. It is the e. In churches, theaters or public assemblies
expression or manifestation of consideration for the rights of others
f. When on the march in combat and other combat
Military Discipline – is a state of order existing within a conditions
command. It involves the ready subordination of the will of the g. Driver of a vehicle in motion is not required to salute
individual for the good of the group. It is an extension and
specialized application of the discipline that demands habitual but h. Either the senior or the subordinate is wearing civilian
reasoned obedience that preserves initiative and functions clothes.
unfalteringly even in the absence of the commander.
Military Leadership – is the process of influencing III. COURTESY WHEN DEALING WITH OFFICERS
others to accomplish the mission by providing purpose, direction,
AND SENIOR NCOs:
and motivation.
Military courtesy shows respect and reflects self-discipline.
Commanding General, Philippine Army?
Consistent and proper military courtesy is an indicator of unit
. LTGEN MACAIROG S ALBERTO AFP
discipline, as well. Soldiers demonstrate courtesy in the way we
Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the
address officers or NCOs of superior rank. Some other simple but
Philippines?
visible signs of respect and self discipline are as follows:
HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE
1. When talking to an officer of superior rank, stand at
Secretary of National Defense?
attention until ordered otherwise.
HON DELFIN N LORENZANA
2. When you are dismissed, or when the officer departs, entering, he marches up to within about three (3) paces of the
come to attention and salute. officer’s desk, halts, salutes and reports.
3. When speaking to or being addressed a 11. Courtesies exchanged when an officer addresses a
noncommissioned officer of superior rank, stand at parade rest soldier -During conversations, salutes are exchanged, conversation
until ordered otherwise. is completed, salutes are again exchanged.
4. When an officer of superior rank enters a room, the first
soldier to recognize the officer calls personnel in the room to MILITARY TABOOS
attention but does not salute. A salute indoors is rendered only
when reporting. 1. Uniform must not be defamed
5. When an NCO of superior rank enters the room, the first 2. Never slink under cover to avoid retreat
soldier to recognize the NCO calls the room to “At ease.” 3. Offer no excuses
6. Walk on the left of an officer or NCO of superior rank. 4. Use of third person by an officer is of poor taste
7. Entering automobiles and small boats - The senior enters 5. Servility is scorned
a boat of automobile first and leaves last. 6. Avoid praising your commander to his face
8. When outdoors and approached by an NCO, you greet 7. Old man to be spoken with care
the NCO by saying, “Good morning, Sergeant,”. 8. Avoid going over the officer’s head
9. Procedure when an officer enters a squadron of tent - In a 9. Harsh remarks are to be avoided
squadron of tent, uncover and stand at attention when an officer 10. Avoid vulgarity and profanity
enters. 11. Excessive indebtedness to be avoided
The first person that sees an officer enter a dining facility gives the
order “At ease,” unless a more senior officer is already present.
Many units extend this courtesy to senior NCOs, also when you
hear the command “At ease” in a dining facility, remain seated,
silent and continue eating unless directed otherwise.
When you report to an officer of superior rank, approach the officer

to whom you are reporting and stop about three (3) steps from him,
assuming the position of attention. Give the proper salute and say,
for example, “Sir, Private Cruz reporting.” If you are indoors, use
the same procedures as above. Remove your headgear after
reporting, if ordered. If you are armed, however, do not remove
your headgear.
A soldier addressing a high-ranking officer uses the word sir or

ma’am in the same manner as a polite civilian speaking with a
person to whom he wishes to show respect. In the military service,
the matter of who says sir or ma’am to anyone is clearly defined; in
civilian life it is largely a matter of discretion. In the case of NCOs
and soldiers, we address them by their rank because they’ve
earned that rank.
10. Reporting to a superior officer in his office - When

reporting to a superior officer, the junior (unless under arms)
knocks three (3) times and enters when told to do so. Upon

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_____ Chief of Staff Armed Forces of the Philippines?

REVIEWER FOR LSU: . GEN BENJAMIN R MADRIGAL JR AFP

Military Courtesy – The act of politeness, civility and d. A prisoner.

When you report to an officer of superior rank, approach the officer

A soldier addressing a high-ranking officer uses the word sir or

10. Reporting to a superior officer in his office - When

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