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ISU Ilagan ROTC UNIT, Ilagan (2026)

29/03/2026

IN PHOTOS || 10th TRAINING DAY

The Isabela State University-Ilagan ROTC Unit further solidified its commitment to excellence and military discipline during the 10th Training Day, held on March 28, 2026, at the ISU-Ilagan campus. Under the strategic leadership of LTC DARWIN A MANALO (GSC) QMS PA, Commandant, and CPT AL BRYAN L VILLANUEVA (QMS) PA, Assistant Commandant, the day’s operations were seamlessly managed by SGT OLIVER G MARAMAG (MI) PA, Admin NCO, and Sgt Leroy G Ammugauan PA (Res), ROTC Coordinator.

A central highlight of the training was the conduct of the "Pasa-Masid" (Pass-in-Review). The campus grounds echoed with the rhythmic cadence of marching boots as the cadets executed the ceremony with heightened precision and renewed vigor. This 10th session served as a testament to the unit's growth, showcasing a sharper level of synchronized drill movements and a more profound display of military bearing that has been refined over weeks of rigorous practice.

Beyond the parade honors, the day focused on sustaining the momentum of the corps' development. The "Pasa-Masid" was not merely a display of form, but a demonstration of the unit’s core unity and readiness. As the training cycle nears its peak, the cadets continue to internalize the values of selfless service and leadership, proving that the ISU-Ilagan ROTC Unit remains a premier training ground for the nation's future reservists and disciplined student-leaders.

29/03/2026

IN PHOTOS || 9th Commencement Exercises and Moving Up Ceremonies

The ISU-ILAGAN Advance ROTC Officers stood with poise and discipline as they led the Entrance of Colors during the 9th Commencement Exercises and Moving Up Ceremonies of the Isabela School of Arts and Trades, held on 29 MARCH, 2026.

The presence of the colors added a layer of solemnity and prestige to the milestone event, honoring the hard work of the graduating Senior High School students and the Moving Up Completers.

Throughout the duration of the program, the Cadets were led by C/LTC ALWEE D MARIANO 1CL who served as the Color Commander of the ISU-ILAGAN ROTC Unit, ensuring the flawless ex*****on of military honors for the graduates, faculty, and guests.

22/03/2026

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | 🎖️ 𝐏𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐟 𝐑𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐬 & 𝐂𝐎𝐐𝐂 𝐂𝐥𝐨𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐧𝐲

On March 21, 2026 (0900H), the Isabela State University - Ilagan ROTC Unit proudly took part in the Closing Ceremony of the Cadet Officers Qualifying Course (COQC) and the Pinning of Ranks for Advance ROTC Cadets (MS 32 & MS 42), held at the ISU Cauayan Campus Gymnasium.

With COL RANDY L PAGUNURAN INF (GSC) PA as Guest of Honor and Speaker, the event marked a milestone in the journey of our cadets—honoring their dedication, discipline, and perseverance through rigorous training.

From completing the COQC to stepping into leadership roles, this ceremony highlights the transformation of cadets into future reserve officers of the Philippine Army.

Congratulations, cadets! Your hard work has paid off, and your journey of service is just beginning. We are proud of you and excited for the impact you will make!!

202 Isabela CDC, 2RCDG, RCPA

2nd Regional Community Defense Group, Reserve Command, Philippine Army

22/03/2026

IN PHOTOS || 9th TRAINING DAY

The ISU-ILAGAN ROTC Unit reached another milestone in its pursuit of discipline and military proficiency during the 9th Training Day held on March 21, 2026, at the Isabela State University-Ilagan campus. Under the steady guidance of LTC DARWIN A MANALO (GSC) QMS PA, Commandant, and CPT AL BRYAN L VILLANUEVA (QMS) PA, Assistant Commandant, the training was expertly coordinated by SGT OLIVER G MARAMAG (MI) PA, Admin NCO, and Sgt Leroy G Ammugauan PA (Res), ROTC Coordinator. This session focused on refining ceremonial standards while deepening the cadets' foundational military knowledge.

The day’s activities opened with the traditional "Pasa-Masid" (Pass-in-Review). The cadets filled the grounds with precision and pride, demonstrating their mastery of synchronized movements and drill commands. This ceremony continues to be a cornerstone of the unit's training, reflecting the sharp military bearing and collective spirit of the corps.

Moving from the parade ground to specialized instruction, the training shifted toward enhancing the tactical and theoretical knowledge of the cadets. The lectures emphasized the critical role of a reservist in national security, focusing on the core values of leadership and duty. By challenging the cadets to think critically about their roles, the unit ensures that they are not only physically prepared but also intellectually equipped for service.

As the semester progresses, the ISU-ILAGAN ROTC Unit remains dedicated to molding well-rounded student-leaders. Through the balance of rigorous field drills and classroom-based learning, the unit continues to set a high standard for excellence and community service within the university.

15/03/2026

IN PHOTOS || 8th TRAINING DAY

The ISU-ILAGAN ROTC Unit once again displayed its commitment to military excellence and academic integrity during its 8th Training Day on 14 March 2026, held at the Isabela State University-Ilagan campus. Under the continued leadership of LTC DARWIN A MANALO (GSC) QMS PA, Commandant, and CPT AL BRYAN L VILLANUEVA (QMS) PA, Assistant Commandant, coordinated by SGT OLIVER G MARAMAG (MI) PA, Admin NCO, and Sgt Leroy G Ammugauan PA (Res), ROTC Coordinator. the unit balanced the precision of ceremonial movements with the critical tactical and theoretical knowledge required of modern reservists.

The morning commenced with the high-energy ex*****on of the "Pasa-Masid" (Pass-in-Review). This traditional ceremony showcased the cadets' discipline, synchronization, and mastery of drill and ceremonies, serving as a visual testament to the unit's cohesion and sharp military bearing.

Following the review, the focus shifted to tactical proficiency as Sgt Jay-ar Tamayo PA (Res) led a comprehensive discussion on the Importance of Battle Drills. These essential maneuvers are the building blocks of small-unit tactics, designed to ensure rapid, coordinated responses under pressure. By instilling these "automatic" reactions, the training ensures that every cadet is prepared to act decisively in the interest of national defense.

Transitioning from the field to the classroom, the unit capped the day by conducting the Midterm Examinations. This academic milestone serves to evaluate the cadets' understanding of the military science and leadership principles taught throughout the semester. By integrating physical discipline with intellectual assessment, the ISU-ILAGAN ROTC Unit continues to develop well-rounded leaders ready to serve the community and the nation.

07/03/2026

IN PHOTOS || 7th TRAINING DAY

The ISU-ILAGAN ROTC Unit demonstrated its commitment to both service and skill-building during its 7th Training Day on 07 March 2026, held at the Isabela State University-Ilagan campus. Under the continued guidance of LTC DARWIN A MANALO (GSC) QMS PA, Commandant, and CPT AL BRYAN L VILLANUEVA (QMS) PA, Assistant Commandant, the unit transitioned from tactical maneuvers to a profound display of civic duty and technical expertise. In a significant tribute to the 129th Anniversary of the Philippine Army, the unit participated in a Simultaneous Blood Donation Activity. This PA-wide initiative underscores the Army's role as "Protectors of the People," extending beyond defense to humanitarian aid.

Cadets, officers, and staff volunteered to donate, embodying the spirit of Kagitingan (Valor) through a different kind of sacrifice. The activity, coordinated by SGT OLIVER G MARAMAG (MI) PA and Sgt Leroy G Ammugauan PA (Res), highlighted the vital importance of maintaining a steady blood supply for both military personnel and the local community during emergencies.

Following the donation drive, the training shifted toward the "nervous system" of the battlefield: Signal Communication. Led by Sgt Raymond A Bangug PA(Res), the session provided cadets with a deep dive into the technicalities of maintaining a clear line of command. Sgt Bangug emphasized that without communication, even the best-laid plans crumble.

04/03/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT | BLOOD DONATION DRIVE🩸

Every Drop Counts!
Mula sa mandirigma tungo sa tagapagligtas ng buhay.

Inaanyayahan ang lahat na makibahagi sa Blood Donation Drive bilang bahagi ng pagdiriwang ng Philippine Army 129th Founding Anniversary.

Petsa: Marso 7, 2026
Oras: 7:00 AM
Mga Lugar:

• ISU Ilagan

Ang bawat patak ng dugo ay maaaring magligtas ng buhay. Sama-sama nating ipakita ang diwa ng malasakit at paglilingkod sa kapwa.

04/03/2026

WATCH | 🇵🇭

Successful 32nd Founding Anniversary of the 202nd Community Defense Center under the 2nd Regional Community Defense Group, Reserve Command, Philippine Army.

A strong display of unity, leadership, and commitment in building a capable Citizen Armed Force.

Matatag. Maasahan. Laging Handa. 🇵🇭

03/03/2026

Happy Birthday
C/1LT KING WILFRED P MABALOT 2CL (ROTC), ISUI ROTC UNIT! Your dedication, leadership, service inspire us all. Salute!🫡❤️

28/02/2026

IN PHOTOS || 6th TRAINING DAY

The ISU-ILAGAN ROTC Unit continued its rigorous training schedule on 28 February 2026, at the Isabela State University-Ilagan campus. Under the steadfast leadership of LTC DARWIN A MANALO (GSC) QMS PA, Commandant, and CPT AL BRYAN L VILLANUEVA (QMS) PA, Assistant Commandant, the unit focused on critical survival, tactical, and life-saving skills essential for modern military service.
The session was supported by the dedicated efforts of SGT OLIVER G MARAMAG (MI) PA, Admin NCO, Sgt Leroy G Ammugauan PA (Res), ROTC Coordinator, along with the Training and Tactical NCOs, GMAs, and ROTC Advance Officers.

A major highlight of the day was the comprehensive lecture and practical exercise on Map Reading and Land Navigation, led by Sgt Geraldine E Mendoza PA(Res). Spatial awareness and the ability to traverse unknown terrain are vital survival skills for any soldier. Sgt Mendoza emphasized that technology can fail in the field, making the traditional map and compass indispensable tools for tactical movement and mission success.

Also, Sgt Marlon Ramos PA (Res) Conducted simultaneously with the navigation drills. Sgt Marlon Ramos PA(Res) led an intensive, hands-on session focusing on First Aid and Basic Life Support (BLS). highlighted that in a tactical or emergency environment, immediate and effective medical response is often the difference between life and death. The training was designed to build confidence so cadets can act swiftly when seconds count.

24/02/2026

Congratulations, Pvt John Felipe F Tejada PN(M) Class 522 of “MANGISALAKAN”. Graduating the Philippine Marine Corps (PMC). Your accomplishments make the ISU-Ilagan ROTC Unit extremely proud, and your commitment motivates us all.

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