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    The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of various Philippine military organizations. It outlines that the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is responsible for defending the Philippines and assisting the government. It also describes the functions of key AFP branches like the Philippine Army, Navy, and Air Force which are tasked with conducting prompt operations on land, sea, and air respectively. The roles of unified commands, general headquarters, and reserve forces are also summarized.

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    The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of various Philippine military organizations. It outlines that the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is responsible for defending the Philippines and assisting the government. It also describes the functions of key AFP branches like the Philippine Army, Navy, and Air Force which are tasked with conducting prompt operations on land, sea, and air respectively. The roles of unified commands, general headquarters, and reserve forces are also summarized.

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    The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of various Philippine military organizations. It outlines that the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is responsible for defending the Philippines and assisting the government. It also describes the functions of key AFP branches like the Philippine Army, Navy, and Air Force which are tasked with conducting prompt operations on land, sea, and air respectively. The roles of unified commands, general headquarters, and reserve forces are also summarized.

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    The key takeaways are that the document outlines the organizational structure and roles of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), including discussions of the President, Secretary of National Defense, major services (Air Force, Army, Navy), and Philippine Air Force Reserve Command.

    The President is the Commander-in-Chief of the AFP and exercises strategic direction through the Secretary of National Defense. The Secretary of National Defense supervises the national defense program and is the civilian adviser to the President on defense and security matters. The AFP's mission is to defend the Republic of the Philippines, safeguard its territory, and assist the government with socio-economic programs.

    The Air Force's mission is to conduct prompt and sustained air operations to accomplish the AFP mission. The Army's mission is to conduct prompt and sustained ground operations. The Navy's mission is to conduct prompt and sustained naval and maritime operations. Each service discusses their functions related to organizing, training, equipping, and supporting forces for their respective operations.

    COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE PRESIDENT AFP MISSION AFP AND EXERCISES STRATEGIC (COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF) IS TO DEFEND THE REPUBLIC OF STATEGIC DIRECTION

    OF THE AFP THROUGH THE SECRETARY OF NATIONALTHE PHILIPPINES, SAFEGUARD ITS NATIONAL TERRITORY AND DEFENSE. HE/SHE LIKEWISE SECRETARY OF ASSISTS THE GOVERNMENT IN THE EXERCISES COMMAND OF THE NATIONAL DEFENSE AFP THROUGH THE CHIEF OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROGRAMS. (CIVILIAN ADVISER) STAFF, AFP. PRINCIPAL MILITARY ADVISER OF AFP FUNCTIONS CHIEF-OF-STAFF CIVILIAN ADVISER OF THE THE PRESIDENT, AND EXECUTES AFP THE CONSTITUTION 1. UPHOLD HE SOVEREIGNTY, SUPPORT AND PRESIDENT ON MATTERS THE PRESIDENTS COMMAND DEFEND THE TERRITORY OF THE PHILIPPINES AGAINST ALL ENEMIES, CONCERNING DEFENSE AND INSTRUCTIONS. IT IS THROUGH FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC SECURITY OF THE STATE. THE HIM THAT PRESIDENT ISSUES ARMED FORCES OF AIMS, THE GOALS, INTEREST AND POLICIES. 2. THEPROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE NATIONAL SND IS TASKED WITH THE DUTY OF ORDERS TO ALL AFP 3. PLAN, ORGANIZE, MAINTAIN, PHILIPPINES DEVELOP AND DEPLOY EACH REGULAR CITIZEN SUPERVISING THE NATIONAL COMMANDERS. RESERVED FORCES FOR NATIONAL SECURITY. DEFENSE PROGRAM OF THE 4. ASSIST AND SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT IN ITS TASK OR NATION BUILDING AND COUNTRY. 5. PERFORM OTHER FUNCTIONS AS MAYBE PROVIDED BY LAW OR ASSIGNED BY HIGHER AUTHORITIES. NATIONAL DISASTER COORDINATING CENTER WHICH CATERS IN THE PLANNING, PROMULGATION AND EXECUTION OF POLICIES PERTAINING TO DISASTERS

    GHQ AFP GHQ FUNCTIONS:


    1. TO PROVIDE COMMAND, CONTROL AND PHIL ARMY PHIL AIR FORCE PHIL NAVY DIRECTION TO THE AFP. 2. TO FORMULATE PLANS AND PROGRAMS PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE PHILIPPINE NAVY: PHILIPPINEFOR ARMY: COMMANDS THEUNIFIED MAJOR SERVICES. CONDUCT PROMPT AND SUSTAINED AIR MISSION: TO CONDUCT TO PROMPT AND SUSTAINED GROUND MISSION: TO CONDUCT PROMPT AND SUSTAIN NAVAL 3. TO PROVIDE THE AFP WIDE SUPPORT TO OPERATION OPERATIONS TO ACCOMPLISH THE AFP MISSION AND MARITIME OPERATIONS. NCRCOM NOLCOM SOLCOM WESCOM CENTCOM EASTMINCOM WESTMINCOM INCLUDE ADMINISTRATIVE, TRAINING, FUNCTION: VISION: FUNCTIONS: LOGISTIC, TECHNICAL AND SPECIAL SERVICE. 1. TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN AND FORCES FOR THE A EQUIP PROFESSIONAL AND COMPETING AIR EQUIP FORCES FOR 1. TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN AND CONDUCT OF PROMPT GROUND AND SUSTAINED ON LAND, WIDE SUPPORT & SEPARATE UNITS FORCE RESPONSIVEPROMPT TO NATIONAL SECURITY. AND SUSTAIN NAVAL OPERATIONS. OPERATION. FUNCTIONS: 2. TO PREPARE NECESSARY NAVAL UNITS FOR 2. TO PREPARE SUCH UNITS AS MAYBE NECESSARY THESE UNITS ARE TASKED WITH THE MISSION OF CONDUCTIVE GHQ & HSC PSG PMA AFPCGSC AFPRESCOM ISAFP 1. TO THE ORGANIZE, TRAIN AND EQUIP AIR FOR THE EFFECTIVE PROSECUTION OF NATIONAL DEFENSE THE EFFECTIVE ENFORCEMENT OF ALL APPLICABLE LAWS JOINT SECURITY OPERATION, AND ASSISTING GOVERNMENT PLANS AND PROGRAMS AND ARMED FORCES MISSION, INCLUDING FORCES FOR PROMPT AND SUSTAINED OPERATIONS IN UPON THE PHILIPPINE SEA AND WATER. EXPANSION OF THE PEACE ARMY COMPONENT TO MEET ANY THETIME AIR. AGENCIES AND THEIR SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROJECTS WITHIN 3. TO FORMULATE AND DEVELOP DOCTRINES, WIDE SUPPORT & SEPARATE UNITS EMERGENCIES. 2. REGIONS. TO DEVELOP DOCTRINES, PROCEDURES, CONCEPTS, SYSTEM, POLICIES, PROCEDURES, THEIR RESPECTIVE 3. TO DEVELOP INCORPORATION WITH MAJOR TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND FOR JOINT STRATEGIES, TACTICS AND TECHNIQUES FOR OPERATION SERVICES,AFPMC TACTICS, TECHNIQUES OFEQUIPMENT INTEREST AFPCES AND EQUIPMENT CEISAFP CRSAFP AFPPS AFPPKOC OPERATIONS. PECULIAR TO THE NAVY. TO THE ARMY FOR FIELD OPERATION. 3. TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN AND EQUIP AIR FORCES 4. TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN AND EQUIP 4.ALL ARMY TO ENFORCE THOSE REGULATIONS WIDE SUPPORT & SEPARATE UNITS RESERVE UNITS AND FOR CLOSE SUPPORT OF SURFACE PERTAINING TOFORCES. NAVIGATION, SAFETY OF LIFE AT SEA. 5. TO PERFORM SUCH FUNCTIONS AS MAYBE 5. TO ORGANIZE AND EQUIP NAVAL RESERVED PROVIDED BY LAW OR AFPDCS HIGHER AUTHORITIES. AFPPGMC AFPFC ACCTG AFPJSOG AFPMCC AFPDDC UNITS.
    MAJOR SERVICES

    UNIFIED COMMANDS

    PERSONAL STAFF OAFIG OSS AFSO OESPA

    COMMANDING GENERAL VICE-COMMANDER


    PIO AFOC OCAS OSAS

    PERSONAL STAFF OAFIA AFRMO OCSM

    COORDINATING STAFF OA-1 OA-2 SPECIAL STAFF OAFA OAFPM OAJA AFMFO OCAC OCSAF OA-3 OA-4 OA-5

    COORDINATING STAFF OA-6 OA-7 SPECIAL STAFF OAFDS OCNAF OCHCA PMSO OA-8

    OPERATING UNITS ( DIVISION )

    OPERATING UNITS (COMMAND)

    1ST AD

    2ND AD

    3RD AD

    ALC

    AETC

    AFRC

    OPERATING UNITS ( TACTICAL ) ADW 15TH SW 205TH HW 220TH AW 250TH PAW

    OPERATING UNITS ( TACTICAL ) 520TH ABW 570TH CTW 710TH SPOW

    WIDE SUPPORT & SEPARATE UNITS 300TH AISG 419TH TSG 505TH SRG 900TH AFWG 950TH CEISG AFSSG

    WIDE SUPPORT & SEPARATE UNITS

    HSSG

    AFFC

    PAF PMC

    API

    AFGH

    1301ST DD

    AIR FORCE RESERVE COMMAND


    COMMAND STAFF

    8 AIR RESERVE CENTERS

    2 RRATSW 5TH RRAG

    4 RRAWs

    RATSG RRATSG RRATSG RRATSG

    RATSS RRATSG RRATSG RRATSG

    5TH RRAG

    MISSION, VISION AND FUNCTIONS


    VICE COMMANDER TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN, DEVELOP AND ADMINISTER THE PAF RESERVE FORCE AS THE BASE FOR ESPA EXPANSION SAFETY IN THE EVENT OF WAR, INVASION, REBELLION, INSP PIO DISASTER OR SGT MAJ CALAMITIES CCS

    MISSION:

    COMMANDER

    VISION:
    A CITIZEN ARMED FORCE-TRAINED, QUALIFIED AND COMMITTED TO ACCS FOR PERFORM ITS FOR MISSION DURINGACCS PEACETIME, CRISIS AND WARTIME ACCS FOR ACCS FOR ACCS FOR
    PERS, C-1 INTEL, C-2 OPNS, C-3 LOGS, C-4
    DIR FOR LOGS PLANS & THE READY PROG

    CMO, C-7
    PSYOPS BRANCH

    DIR FOR MIL PERS MGMT DIR FOR MORALE & WELFARE

    THE MANPOWER BUILD-UP OF RESERVE FORCE; FOR DIR FOR CONDUCT DIR CONTINUOUS MUSTERING / ACCOUNTING THE COM REL OF DIR FOR STAN PLAN BRANCH RESERVISTS NATIONWIDE, BOTH OFFICER AND ENLISTED PERSONNEL; COUNTER DIR FOR AND PROG & C. ENHANCE THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES OF THE INTEL SUPPLY EVALUATION ORGN DIFFERENT READY RESERVE UNITS OF THE COMMAND; MGMT DIR FOR CIV D. CONDUCT ORGANIZATIONAL AND MAINTENANCE TRAINING THROUGH DIR FOR PERS MGMT COMMAND ANNUAL FORMAL AND INFORMAL ASSEMBLY TO ENSURE READINESS PROD & DIR TESTS FOR OPNS DISSEM PROCO WHILE UTILIZED BY CENTER THE AFP FOR CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS; E. CONDUCT TRAINING TO STUDENTS OF BASIC, ADVANCE ROTC, POTC, ACP, AND OTHER SPECIALIZED TRAININGS; F. PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IN THE RELIEF AND RESCUE OPERATIONS DURING ADJUTANT LEGAL MFO SPCL SVCS CEIS HQS SQDN DISASTERS AND CALAMITIES; AND SAO G. ASSIST IN THE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE OF ESSENTIAL GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC UTILITIES IN THE FURTHERANCE OF THE OVERALL MISSION ACCOMPLISHMENT. B.

    DIR FOR INTEL COLLECTION A. SUSTAIN

    DIR FOR TAC DOCTRINES

    FUNCTIONS:
    DIR FOR TRAINING

    COMMANDING OFFICER
    EXECUTIVE OFFICER TRAIN AND DEVELOP RAIN AND UTILIZE THE PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE CITIZEN ARMED FORCES. FUNCTIONS:
    TRAIN AND DEVELOP HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGES STUDENTS IN THE RUDIMENTS OF MILITARY SERVICE AND PRODUCE CAPABLE OPNS BR RESERVISTS.ADMIN BR SUPPLY / SAFETY 2. SUPERVISE THE MANPOWER RESERVE AFFAIRS OF THE AFP. 3. TRAIN THE PAF RESERVE COMPONENT AFFILIATED RESERVISTS. 4. PROVIDE THE CIVIL ASSISTANCE DURING CALAMITIES AND DISASTERS AND EMERGENCIES. ROTU MOBILIZATION & ASSEMBLY TEST. CMTU 5. SUPERVISE 6. PERFORM OTHER FUNCTIONS AS DIRECTED BY HIGHER HEADQUARTERS. 1.

    MISSION:

    ADMIN

    OPNS

    SUPPLY

    ADMIN

    OPNS
    MOB / CTR

    SUPPLY

    DAST

    PMT

    DETCH

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