ROTC: Ang pagbabalik

[jugs_06]

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^^ it is our duty but is it necessary for it to be compulsory?

dli mana ika lalis nga maka tabang jud ang ROTC.. ang question man kay knahanglan ba jud i-compulsory?

look at U.S.. naa bay compulsory like sa ROTC? u might say naay compulsory kay knahanglan jud mgpa register sa "SELECTIVE SERVICE"... even ako registered ko ani cz compulsory sa tbuok U.S nga if 18 yrs. old or above ka, knahanglan ka mgpa register..

but is it like ROTC? nga if you enter college knahanglan jud ka mu apil?? or else, hagbong ka (kay wa taga-ig under the table)..

[7DMM]

i remember when init pa ang issue about the move to abolish ROTC a member of the LEAGUE OF FILIPINO STUDENTS said that "we don't need ROTC. if the country is at war then we will take arms." by the way, where will they get military training? hmmmm....... hehehehehe alam na!

it is every filipino's duty to defend this country and i will laugh if you would say na you would and you don't even want to be trained.how would you expect to fight? where will you get your training? maayo ra tong taga LFS kay naa man silay alternative(hehehehe) how about the rest? somebody said na mag airsoft nalang ta and mind you guys lingaw ang airsoft but it doesn't mean that you are really trained.

most of you don't really have a grasp of why the ROTC program here in the Philippines is really not that intensive as most of you expect. i found my answers for that i hope you can find it too.

[Mabix]

hagbong ka (kay wa taga-ig under the table)..

believe me bai. dli tanan naay under the table as what you've heard. kana ra mga problemado ug mga tapulan unya sa official side kana korakot ra ing ana.

akong flat 1.0. was fair and clean. I wake up early, attend formations, get punished, get military drill, know the do's and donts when at war, learn to follow chain of command, know some basic self defense, a little bit of history, storytelling sa uyab2x sa mga opisyals, manpower services to our fellow countrymen who've been hit by natural disasters, mass blood donation, etc..... these are just some of the things you'd learn, experience, do and at the same time enjoy sad.

[7DMM]

hagbong ka (kay wa taga-ig under the table)..

believe me bai. dli tanan naay under the table as what you've heard. kana ra mga problemado ug mga tapulan unya sa official side kana korakot ra ing ana.

akong flat 1.0. was fair and clean. I wake up early, attend formations, get punished, get military drill, know the do's and donts when at war, learn to follow chain of command, know some basic self defense, a little bit of history, storytelling sa uyab2x sa mga opisyals, manpower services to our fellow countrymen who've been hit by natural disasters, mass blood donation, etc..... these are just some of the things you'd learn, experience, do and at the same time enjoy sad.

wala gyud problema if you follow this formula if take ka ug ROTC.

"si ille cur non ego" (mga bosconians i'm sure you are familiar with this)

may gali 1 year nalang ang ROTC ron dili parehas sa among time na 2 years.

i would encourage ROTC graduates to join the ready reserve units. do visit your mobilization units for details

[jugs_06]

akong flat 1.0. was fair and clean. I wake up early, attend formations, get punished, get military drill, know the do's and donts when at war, learn to follow chain of command, know some basic self defense, a little bit of history, storytelling sa uyab2x sa mga opisyals, manpower services to our fellow countrymen who've been hit by natural disasters, mass blood donation, etc..... these are just some of the things you'd learn, experience, do and at the same time enjoy sad.

again, dli mana ika lalis.. dghan man jd ta makat-onan sa ROTC.. and ma ready pd ta kung mag gubat man gani... ang pangutana, is it necessary for it to be compulsory?

[7DMM]

yes (and i'm taking back my previous statements regarding volunteer ROTC, learned a lot lately)

"in times of peace, you prepare for war"

[jugs_06]

^^^^

most of you don't really have a grasp of why the ROTC program here in the Philippines is really not that intensive as most of you expect. i found my answers for that i hope you can find it too.

u said ROTC in the Philippines is not that intensive, so why bother?

[kyla_bacs]

ok ra balikon rotc basta walay pugsanay!

ang gusto mu apil buwad init, hala sige painit mo didto.

[fingolfin]

.. majority of the filipinos dont like the re-implimentation of rotc, it just shows that filipinos are lazy. too bad. common complaint is INIT, KAPOY, SAYO RA KAAU SA BUNTAG. but isnt life like that?? difficult? like a common corny but true phrase. Sacrifice is the key to success. ROTC is but a simple glimpse of what hardship is. I for one is an ROTC graduate and i've learned a lot from it.

[7DMM]

^^^^

most of you don't really have a grasp of why the ROTC program here in the Philippines is really not that intensive as most of you expect. i found my answers for that i hope you can find it too.

u said ROTC in the Philippines is not that intensive, so why bother?

just cross the bridge when you get there.