ASMC ROTC UNIT

19/09/2026

CONGRATULATIONS FOR PASSING THE FEBRUARY 2026 CRIMINOLOGY LICENSURE EXAMINATION

The ASMC ROTC Unit proudly congratulates Sgt John Carlo Valera Francisco PA (Res) Former bravo Company Commander, batch MAALAB 2021-2024 for successfully passing the February 2026 Criminology Licensure Examination.

This remarkable achievement is a testament to your hard work, perseverance, and dedication to your chosen profession. Your ASMC ROTC family is honored to have been part of your journey as a student leader who exemplified discipline, integrity, and excellence values that you have now carried beyond the ROTC grounds and into your professional career.

Your success brings great pride and inspiration to all cadets and alumni of the unit. You have proven that the training and values instilled in ROTC leadership, service, and commitment are vital foundations for achieving greater heights.

Once again, congratulations Sir 🫡on this well deserved milestone! May this success be the beginning of a meaningful career in service to the country and the people.

16/09/2026

The ASMC ROTC Unit celebrates the natal day of C/MAJ JENALYN M DATINGINOO 1CL Corps Commander On the Special Day this 17th Day of September 2026 As She Celebrate Another year.

On this special day, we honor not only your birth, but also your exemplary leadership, dedication, and unwavering commitment to the Corps. Your discipline, integrity, and passion for service continue to inspire every cadet to strive for excellence and uphold the core values of the ROTC.

Your guidance has been the foundation of our unity and strength as a unit. Through your leadership, we have learned the true meaning of service, responsibility, and camaraderie.

Happy birthday Ma’am 🫡

05/09/2026

LOOK!!ASMC ROTC Unit Graces Entrance of Colors and Crossed Swords at Oathtaking and Acquaintance Party

The ASMC ROTC Unit rendered honors during the Entrance of Colors and Crossed Swords Ceremony as part of the Oathtaking Ceremony and Acquaintance Party held on August,30 at the Old Municipal, Del Gallego, Camarines Sur.

The program formally began with the Entrance of Colors, led by the ASMC ROTC Unit Officers. The cadets executed the entry with precision, discipline, and respect as the Philippine National Flag was brought into the hall, instilling a sense of patriotism and solemnity among the attendees.

This was followed by the traditional Crossed Swords ceremony. The ASMC ROTC officers formed the arch of crossed swords, symbolizing honor, bravery, and the noble traditions of military service. The newly elected student leaders passed under the arch, signifying their official welcome into leadership and their commitment to uphold the values of integrity and service.

After the ceremonial rites, the Oathtaking Ceremony took place. The newly elected officers recited their oath of office, vowing to faithfully discharge their duties and responsibilities for the welfare of the student body and the institution.

The active participation of the ASMC ROTC Unit added dignity, order, and prestige to the entire event, reflecting its unwavering commitment to leadership, discipline, and service to the school and community.

The event concluded successfully with expressions of gratitude to all organizers, students, and the ASMC ROTC Unit for their invaluable support and participation.

20/08/2026

The ASMC ROTC Unit commemorated the Special day of C/CPT AMIEL FRANCO A SEGUNIAL 1CL Corps S2 Intelligence Officer On the Special Day this 20th Day of August 2026
‎As He Celebrate Another year.
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‎Your leadership and dedication have made a positive impact on the Corps of Cadets. Thank you for guiding and inspiring the unit through your service.

‎Happy Birthday, Sir!🫡

14/08/2026

LOOK!!! NSTP Orientation Held, ROTC Presented as One of Its Core Components

Alfelor Sr. Memorial College — The National Service Training Program (NSTP) conducted its general orientation for first-year college students of Alfelor Sr Memorial College (ASMC) to discuss the program’s goals, guidelines, and available components. During the activity, it was clarified that the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) is one of the three components of the NSTP. held at ASMC CJED Review Room, At 0800H 12, August 2026.

NSTP was established under Republic Act No. 9163 to develop civic consciousness, promote defense preparedness, and encourage youth participation in nation-building. The orientation aimed to help students understand the purpose of the program and make informed decisions about which component to take.

During the program overview, the facilitators explained that NSTP has three components, and students are required to complete only one:

ROTC – Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Focuses on military training, leadership development, discipline, and community service. Cadets undergo drills, lectures, and civic activities designed to develop patriotism, responsibility, and a sense of duty.

CWTS – Civic Welfare Training Service
Focuses on community service projects related to health, education, environmental protection, livelihood, and other activities that contribute to community welfare.

LTS – Literacy Training Service
Focuses on teaching literacy and numeracy skills to schoolchildren and out-of-school youth.

Representing the ROTC, SSg Alan D Mondigo (Inf) PA, Chief Clerk, presented the training schedule, uniform and attendance policies, and the core values that the program seeks to instill: discipline, leadership, teamwork, and love of country. He emphasized that ROTC is not only about military drills but also about character formation, leadership development, and community involvement.

An open forum followed, during which students raised questions regarding enrollment, grading, training requirements, and the benefits of each component. The ROTC representatives encouraged students to choose a component based on their interests and their ability to commit throughout the entire term.

The NSTP orientation provided students with clear and essential information about their options and responsibilities under the program. With ROTC as one of its components, NSTP continues to help develop disciplined, responsible, and service-oriented youth who are prepared to contribute to their communities and the nation. Completing any NSTP component fulfills an academic requirement while also helping students develop the values of service, leadership, and civic responsibility.

30/07/2026

Happy Birthday to MGEN RONALD JESS S ALCUDIA PA sir! 🎉

Wishing you good health, continued success, and God's abundant blessings as you lead with honor, courage, and dedication. Happy Birthday, Sir!

28/07/2026

The ASMC ROTC Unit commemorated the natal day of C/CPT ROBIN A MERCADO 1CL Corps S7 CMO OFFICER On the Special Day this 28th Day of July 2026 As He Celebrate Another year.

Your exemplary leadership and unwavering dedication have had a profoundly positive influence on the Corps of Cadets. We extend our sincere gratitude for the guidance and inspiration you have provided, which has been instrumental in shaping the unit's growth and development through your distinguished service.

Happy Birthday, Sir🫡

26/07/2026

22/07/2026

Congratulations to General Antonio G. Nafarrete PA on your assumption as the 61st Chief of Staff, Armed Forces of the Philippines.

As you take the helm of the AFP, Team AFP stands united in its commitment to excellence, professionalism, and faithful service to the Filipino people. We look forward to advancing your vision of a stronger, more capable, and world-class Armed Forces.





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12/07/2026