Naval Forces Reserve -West

06/09/2026

“Rescue is not just a skill; it is a commitment to protect, serve, and save lives.”
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IN PHOTOS📸|| SUCCESSFUL CONDUCT OF DISASTER EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND RESCUE TRAINING (DEART) CL-03 2026

Naval Reserve Center-West (NRCen-West) successfully conducted the Disaster Emergency Assistance and Rescue Training (DEART) CL-03 2026, participated in by personnel of the 422nd Naval Squadron Reserve. The training was designed to enhance the participants’ knowledge, skills, and preparedness in providing immediate assistance and conducting rescue operations during emergencies and disaster situations.

The training featured two essential courses, namely the Basic Life Support (BLS) and First Aid Course, facilitated by the Aborlan Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (ADRRMO) headed by Mr. Jonathan Daniel C. Pizaña, and the Water Safety and Water Rescue Course, facilitated by Sgt Archie Robert C Alarcon PN (M) (Res). The participants were provided with practical knowledge and hands-on skills necessary to respond effectively to medical emergencies, water-related incidents, and other disaster situations.

The training culminated in a graduation ceremony, graced by Mr. Jonathan C. Pizaña, EnP, Head of the Aborlan Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, as the Guest of Honor and Speaker. In his message, Mr. Pizaña emphasized the significant role of reservists not only in safeguarding the security and interests of the nation but also in providing rescue, relief, and support during disasters and emergencies. He highlighted that trained reservists serve as valuable force multipliers who can immediately augment government responders and communities during times of crisis.

The successful completion of DEART CL-03 2026 reflects the continuing commitment of the 422nd Naval Squadron Reserve to enhance its operational readiness and develop competent personnel capable of responding to emergencies and disasters. The training further strengthened the partnership between the Philippine Navy Reserve and local disaster risk reduction and management authorities in promoting a prepared, resilient, and disaster-ready community.

The activity concluded with the awarding of certificates to the participants, marking another significant milestone in the continuing development of the 422nd Naval Squadron Reserve as a reliable and capable force in both national security and humanitarian assistance and disaster response (HADR) operations.

NAVY HOYAAH!! ⚓️

30/08/2026

OPENING CEREMONY OF DISASTER EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND RESCUE TRAINING (DEART) CL 03-2026

The Naval Reserve Center-West formally opened the Disaster Emergency Assistance and Rescue Training (DEART) Class 03-2026 on 22 August 2026 at the Covered Court, Barangay Jose Rizal, Aborlan, Palawan, with 42 participants in attendance.

The Opening Ceremony was graced by LCDR GLENDA O MENDOZA PN(Res), Commander, 422nd Naval Community Support and Service Reserve (NCSSR), who served as the Keynote Speaker. Her message highlighted the importance of preparedness, teamwork, discipline, and readiness in responding to disasters and emergencies.

The activity marks the beginning of a training program designed to enhance the knowledge, skills, and capabilities of the participants in disaster emergency assistance and rescue operations, further strengthening the Reserve Force’s commitment to serving communities and supporting disaster response efforts.

Your Naval Reserve Force in the Western Frontier!

28/07/2026

28/07/2026

𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃: The Commander, Reserve Command Philippine Navy shared his #𝐓𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲𝐓𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬

15/03/2026

“The sea is the lifeblood of our nation’s security and prosperity; protecting it is a shared responsibility of every Filipino.” — Alfred Thayer Mahan

IN PHOTOS📸|| The 422nd Naval Squadron Reserve actively participated in the Joint and Inter-Agency Coordination/Collaboration Seminar on the West Philippine Sea Campaign Plan “MULAT” on the 14th of February 2026 at Narra Lagoon, Narra, Palawan.

The said activity was spearheaded by the Western Command (WESCOM) which aim is to enhance awareness, coordination, and cooperation among various agencies and reservist units regarding national security concerns in the West Philippine Sea.

Also, this activity was graced by the Guest of Honor and Speaker, CDR Joseph Eric L Palattao PN (GSC), of AFP Western Command, ACUCS for RRA, U9. In his message, he highlighted the crucial role of reservists and partner agencies in strengthening national security awareness and supporting the Armed Forces’ mission in safeguarding Philippine sovereignty.

Followed by a seminar, LT Goreati Christi B Manatad PN, of the Civil Military Operations Group served as the resource lecturer and facilitator. She discussed the objectives and key components of the Campaign Plan “MULAT,” emphasizing the importance of informed citizen participation, strategic communication, and unified action in protecting the country’s maritime interests.

This seminar was attended by reservists from different branches of the Armed Forces, including the Philippine Army, Philippine Navy and the Philippine Air Force, fostering inter-service cooperation and a unified approach to national defense and security advocacy.

Through its participation, the 422nd Naval Squadron Reserve reaffirmed its commitment to support the Armed Forces in promoting awareness and strengthening collaboration among stakeholders in addressing issues related to the West Philippine Sea, while continuously upholding the values of service, patriotism, and readiness.

09/02/2026

09/02/2026

The 422nd Naval Squadron Reserve - provided crowd control assistance during the celebration of the 72nd Foundation Anniversary of Barangay Jose Rizal, Aborlan, Palawan on February 2, 2026, particularly during the Parade and the Governor’s Night. The reservists were strategically deployed along the parade route and at the event venue to help maintain order, ensure the smooth flow of participants and spectators, and promote the safety and security of the public throughout the activities.

Led by LTJG SHAIRA B CONSTANTINO PN(RES) and through coordination with barangay officials and partner agencies, the Squadron managed crowd movement, directed attendees, and helped ensure the orderly and successful conduct of the celebration, demonstrating the reservists’ commitment to public service and community support.

29/01/2026

28/12/2025

422nd Naval Squadron Reserve Concludes Successful Year-End Celebration and Coastal Clean-Up Activity

Bgy. Apurawan, Aborlan, Palawan-
The 422nd Naval Squadron Reserve successfully conducted its Year-End Celebration and Coastal Clean-Up Activity on December 20, 2025, at Barangay Apurawan, Aborlan, Palawan, together with the Aborlan Municipal Mayor, Hon. Lito O. Tito. The activity marked the culmination of the unit’s annual programs and reflected its continuing commitment to community service, environmental protection, and camaraderie among reservists.

The coastal clean-up activity was participated in by the NFRW Civil Military Operations Officer LTJG CONSTANTINO PN(RES) and the enlisted reserve personnel of the 422nd Naval Squadron Reserve, in coordination with the Barangay Local Government Unit of Apurawan, community volunteers, and the Local Government Unit of Aborlan. The initiative aimed to promote environmental awareness, strengthen collective responsibility in preserving coastal resources, and contribute to the cleanliness and sustainability of the barangay’s shoreline.

Following the clean-up activity, a simple yet meaningful year-end gathering was held to recognize the dedication and service of the reservists throughout the year. The activity fostered unity, boosted morale, and reinforced the values of service, discipline, and teamwork among the personnel.

The success of the event was made possible through the active participation and cooperation of all stakeholders, particularly the presence and support of Hon. Lito O. Tito, Municipal Mayor of Aborlan, as well as the Barangay Officials and residents of Barangay Apurawan, whose support greatly contributed to the smooth and orderly conduct of the activity.

This year-end celebration and coastal clean-up not only strengthened the bond between the Naval Reservists and the local community but also underscored the vital role of the Reserve Force in nation-building, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. The 422nd Naval Squadron Reserve remains steadfast in upholding its mandate of service to the country and the people.

Hooyah!

Nrcen-West Ppc
Naval Forces Reserve -West

28/11/2025

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