06/08/2026
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At only 24 years old, General Gregorio del Pilar earned his place in history as one of the youngest generals of the Philippine Revolutionary Army. Affectionately remembered as the "Boy General," he demonstrated exceptional bravery during the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine-American War, inspiring those who served alongside him.
On December 2, 1899, General del Pilar led a small force in the Battle of Tirad Pass, where he made the ultimate sacrifice while delaying advancing enemy troops. His courageous stand provided valuable time for Emilio Aguinaldo and the revolutionary government to continue their withdrawal, cementing his place as one of the nation's enduring military heroes.
His legacy continues to inspire generations of Filipino servicemen and women, reminding us that true leadership is defined not by age, but by unwavering dedication to duty, honor, and country.
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