PHILIPPINE NAVY ORGANIZATION
ENS ROMEO A BANANIA 749784 PN(RET)
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(Training Staff/2nd Trng Day (06 Feb 21)
HISTORY
PRE-COLONIAL PERIOD:
- B e fo r e t h e S p a n i s h a r r i ve d i n t h e
Philippines the ancient peoples were
engaging in naval warfare, trade, piracy
travel and communication using Balangay.
A flotilla of Balangay was discovered in
the late 1970’s in Butuan City, Agusan Del
Norte.
HISTORY
PRE-COLONIAL PERIOD:
Philippines Ships, such us the Karakao
or Korkoa, were of excellent quality and
some of them were used by the Spaniards
in expeditions against rebellious tribes and
Dutch British Forces, equip with one
Lantaka in the front and one at the back.
HISTORY
HISTORY
THE SPANISH COLONIAL ERA
- General Emilio Aguinaldo included in the
provision of Biak-na-Bato Constitution –
a. authorizing the privateers to engage
in foreign enemy vessel.
HISTORY
b. organized for the protection of the
coast of the Philippine archipelago and its
seas.
c. then the secretary of the Navy shall
be appointed and the duties of his office is
added to this Constitution.
HISTORY
May 20, 1898 - General Emilio Aguinaldo
formed the Philippine Revolutionary Navy.
The 1st ship was Commanded by Admiral
George Dewey is a small pinnace from
the Reina Cristina of Admiral Patricio
Montojo which was named Magdalo.
HISTORY
The Philippine Revolutionary Navy was
initially composed of Eight (8) Spanish
Steam Launches ca p tured fro m the
Spaniards. The ships were refitted with 9-
centimeters gun.
Later – Leon Apacible, Manuel Lopez and
Gliceria de Villavicencio donated five (5)
vessels with greater tonnage.
HISTORY
Five (5) Vessel, namely:
The Taaleno, Balayan, Bulusan, Taal and
the Purisima Conception.
Compania de Filipinas (Navy Flagship
Filipinas) – is a Steam Launches purchased
from China is a 900-ton inter-island
tobacco steamer was added to re-inforce
the Fleet.
HISTORY
Naval Station was established to serve as
ships home base in the following area:
1. Ports of Aparri.
2. Ports of Legaspi.
3. Ports of Balayan.
4. Ports of Calapan.
5. Ports of San Roque, Cavite
HISTORY
September 26, 1898 – General Emilio
Aguinaldo appointed Captain Pascual
Ledesma as Director of the Bureau of the
Navy, assisted by Captain Angel Fabie.
After passing of the Malolos Constitution
t h e N av y wa s t ra n s fe r r e d f r o m t h e
Ministry of Foreign Relations to the
Department of War headed by General
Mariano Trias.
HISTORY
1899 - the tensions between Filipinos and
Americans erupted and continued
blockade of naval forces by the
Americans, Philippine Revolutionary Navy
forces started to be decimated.
HISTORY
AMERICAN COLONIAL PERIOD
(1901-1941/Philippine-American War)
- Created the Bureau of Coast Guard and
Transportation which aimed to maintain
peace and order.
HISTORY
AMERICAN COLONIAL PERIOD
(1901-1941/Philippine-American War)
- The Americans employed many Filipino
sailors in Bureau of Customs and
Immigration, Island and Inter-Island
Transportation, Coast and Geodetic Survey
and Lighthouses.
HISTORY
AMERICAN COLONIAL PERIOD
(1901-1941/Philippine-American War)
- They reopened the Escuela Nautica de
Manila which they renamed Philippine
Nautical School.
1919 – The American accepted the Filipino
midshipmen and were able to enlist as US
Navy just like the Japanese Navy.
HISTORY
WORLD WAR II (1941-1945)
1935 – The Commonwealth Government
passed the National Defense Act which
a i m e d t o e n s u re t h e s e c u r i ty o f t h e
country.
HISTORY
WORLD WAR II (1941-1945)
General Douglas MacArthur, Military
Advisor to the Philippines, he rename the
Philippine Revolutionary Navy to Offshore
Pa tro l ( O S P ) . D u r i n g Wo r l d Wa r t h e
Americans withdrew Asiatic Fleet following
the attack at Pearl Harbor by the Imperial
Japanese Navy.
HISTORY
WORLD WAR II (1941-1945)
The Philippines had to rely on OSP with
Headquarters located at Muelle Del Codo,
Port Area, Manila. The OSP conducted hit-
and-run attacks, but was over power by
the Japanese Forces.
HISTORY
HISTORY
POST WORLD WAR II ERA
1945 – after the Liberation of the
Philippines, the OSP was reactivated and
led by Major Jose Andrada, reorganized
and rebuild from the core of surviving OSP
Veterans and new recruits.
HISTORY
POST WORLD WAR II ERA
1947 - President Manuel L Roxas, issued
Executive Order Nr 94, that the OSP
became major command which equal
function of Philippine Army, Philippine
Constabulary and Philippine Air Force.
HISTORY
POST WORLD WAR II ERA
1947 - President Manuel L Roxas, the OSP
was renamed Philippine Naval Patrol, with
Jose Andrada was the first Commodore
and Chief of the Navy. Also the Naval
Aviation, arm of the Navy was formed,
and now it is the Naval Air Wing.
HISTORY
1950 – Ramon Magsaysay, Secretary of
National Defense created a Marine
Battalion to carry out amphibious attack
against Communist Hukbalahap
movement.
HISTORY
January 5, 1951 – President Elpidio Quirino
issued Executive Order 389 re-
designating Philippine Naval Patrol as the
Philippine Navy, it was composed of naval
and marine forces .
HISTORY
In the succeeding decades – the Philippine
Navy organized the following units:
1. Naval Shore Establishment
2. Naval Operating Forces
3. Philippine Coast Guard
4. Home Defense Command
5. Military Sealift & Terminal Command
6. Sealift Amphibious Command
HISTORY
January 1958 – participated in Korean War
providing Combat Service Support and
Escort Operations and in the Vietnam
Wa r t ra n s p o r t i n g t h e P h i l i p p i n e
Contingent.
1960 – T he PN wa s o ne o f the b e s t-
equipped Navies in Southeast Asia.
THE PHILIPPINE NAVY
Headquarters Philippine Navy
Naval Station Jose Andrada
Roxas Boulevard, Manila
THE PHILIPPINE NAVY
- is a Naval Warfare service branch of
the AFP and one of the three uniformed
service of the Republic of the Philippines.
Headquarter Philippine Navy, Naval Station Jose Andrada, Roxas Boulevard, Manila
THE PHILIPPINE NAVY
Mission:
To o r g a n i z e d , t r a i n , e q u i p ,
maintain, develop and deploy forces
for prompt and sustained naval and
maritime operations in support of the
Unified Commands in the
accomplishment of AFP Mission.
FOUR-FOLD MISSION
1. National Defense
2. Security Operations
3. Deterrence
4. National Development
NAVY’S ROLE
1.The Navy shall defend the territory from
external aggression.
2. The Navy shall continue its role of
securing the Philippine maritime areas
from all forms of intrusions, encroachment,
piracy and drug trafficking.
NAVY’S ROLE
3. The Navy shall assist other government
agencies in protecting our marine
resources and environment.
4. The Navy shall continue to assist in the
conduct of rescue and relief operations not
only during accidents at sea but even
during natural calamities in land such as
earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and floods.
NAVY’S ROLE
5. The Navy shall continue assisting in
national socio-economic development.
6. The Navy, as it acquires new and more
potent assets, will be an effective
instrument of the government in fulfilling
various security-related international
commitments.
PHILIPPINE NAVY ORGANIZATION
Major Type Commands:
Naval Operational Commands:
Naval Support Commands:
Naval Support Units:
MAJOR TYPE COMMANDS
Philippine Fleet
Mission: “To prepare and operate assigned forces
for naval operations in order to support the PN
accomplish its mission.”
üHome of the sailors
üHome of the fighting ships
üHas major units namely:
Offshore Combat Force, Service Force,
Assault Craft Force and Fleet Support Group and
special units, Naval Air Wing and Fleet Training
Center.
MAJOR TYPE COMMANDS
Philippine Marine Corps
Mission: “To provide combined armed units in the
conduct of amphibious warfare and such other
operations in order to accomplish the mission of the
Philippine Navy.”
üRapid deployment
üAmphibious strike force
üSmall but highly mobile
üHard-hitting
üSuperbly trained
Operational
PHILIPPINE Commands
NAVY ORGANIZATION
Naval Operational Commands are
responsible for overall naval and maritime
operations, which are divided into eight
commands through out the country.
NFWM and NFEM were formed in August
2006 when Southern Command was split to
allow more effective operations against
Islamist and Communist rebels within the
region.
PHILIPPINE NAVY ORGANIZATION
Naval Operational Commands
Operational
PHILIPPINE Commands
NAVY ORGANIZATION
Naval Support Commands are
responsible for the sustainability of
naval and maritime operations, which
are divided into five (5) commands,
and as follows:
PHILIPPINE NAVY ORGANIZATION
Support Commands
Naval Education, Training and
Doctrine Command (NETDC)
Naval Sea Systems Command
(NSSC)
Naval Reserve Command (NRC)
Naval Instillation Command
(NIC)
Naval Combat Engineering
Brigade (NCBde)
Operational
PHILIPPINE Commands
NAVY ORGANIZATION
Naval Support Units are
responsible for the overall support of
the navy, which includes logistics,
personnel, financial and health care
services, which are divided into
eleven (11) groups and as follows:
PHILIPPINE NAVY ORGANIZATION
Bonifacio Naval Stations Civil Military Operations Group
(BNS) – Philippine Navy (CMOG-PN)
N a va l I n f o r m a t i o n a n d
Fleet-Marine Warfare Center
Communication Technology (FMWC)
Center (NICTC)
Naval Intelligence and Philippine Navy Finance Center
Security Group (NISG) (PNFC)
Naval Logistics Center Naval Personnel Management
(NLC) Center (NPMC)
PHILIPPINE NAVY ORGANIZATION
Headquarter Philippine Navy and Headquarters Support Group
(HPN & HSG)
Manila Nava Hospital (MNH)
Cavite Nava Hospital (CNH)
HEADQUARTERS PHILIPPINE NAVY
FLAG OFFICER IN COMMAND
(VADM GIOVANNI CARLO J BACORDO PN)
- is the Highest Naval
Officer. He executes the
command functions in
relation to Naval strategy,
tactics and operations. He
also act as the immediate
advisor to the Chief of Staff, AFP. He is
responsible for the planning development and
execution of Naval Defense in the country.
HEADQUARTERS PHILIPPINE NAVY
VICE COMMANDER, PN
(RADM ADELUIS S BORDADO PN)
- is the Deputy Commander of the Navy. He
assists the FOIC and performs functions in his
absence.
HEADQUARTERS PHILIPPINE NAVY
CHIEF OF NAVAL STAFF, PN
(RADM NICHOLS A DRIZ PN)
- He exercises general supervision over the central
staff, special and technical staff and perform other
duties that the FOIC may assign.
FLAG OFFICER IN COMMAND
1. CAPT PASCUAL LEDESMA - 1898-1901
2. CAPT ENRIQUE JURADO - 1941-1944
3. COL JOSE ANDRADA - 1948-04 Jan 1947
4. COMMO JOSE ANDRADA - 05 Jan 1947-1957
5. COMMO HERACLEO J ALANO - 1957-23 Dec 1961
6. COMMO SANTIAGO C NUVAL - 24 Dec 1961-03 Sep 1962
7. RADM HILARIO RUIZ - 04 Sep 1962-1970s
8. RADM SIMEON J ALEJANDRO - 1980s-1986
9. RADM SERAPIO C MARTILLANO - 1986
10. RADM TAGUMPAY R JARDINIANO - 1986-1988
11. VADM MARIANO C DUMANCAS - Jan 1989-1993
12. VADM VIRGILIO Q MARCELO - Jan 1994
13. VADM EDUARDO MA. R SANTOS - Jan 1995-1999
14. VADM LUISITO FERNANDEZ - 1999-23 Nov 2000
15. VADMGUILLERMO WONG - 23 Nov 2000-01 Mar 2001
16. VADM VICTORINO S HINGCO - 01 Mar 2001-06 Mar 2003
17. VADN ERNESTO DE LEON - 06 Mar 2003-05 Dec 2005
FLAG OFFICER IN COMMAND
18. VADM MATEO M MAYUGA - 05 Dec 2005-09 Dec 2006
19. VADM ROGELIO I CALUNSAG - 09 Dec 2006-02 Aug 2008
20. VADM FERDINAND S GOLEZ - 02 Aug 2008-15 May 2010
21. RADM DANILO M CORTEZ - 15 May 2010-04 Jan 2011
22. VADM ALEXANDER P PAMA - 04 Jan 2011-21 Dec 2012
23. VADM JOSE LUIS M ALANO - 21 Dec 2012-30 Apr 2014
24. VADM JESUS C MILLAN - 30 Apr 2014-10 Aug 2015
25. VADM CAESAR C TACCAD - 10 Aug 2015-12 Nov 2016
26. VADM RONALD JOSEPH MERCADO - 12 Nov 2016-19 Dec 2017
27. VADM ROBERT A EMPEDRAD - 19 Dec 2017-03 Feb 2020
28. VADM GIOVANNI CARLO J BACORDO- 03 Feb 2020-Present
NAVAL BASES
1. Naval Base Heracleo Alano, Sangley Point, Cavite City
2. Naval Base Camilo Osias, Sta. Ana, Cagayan
3. Naval Base Mactan, Mactan, Lapu-Lapu City
NAVAL STATIONS
1. Naval Station Jose Andrada, HPN, Roxas Boulevard, Manila
2. Naval Station Jose Francisco, BNS, Taguig City
3. Naval Station Heracleo Alano, Sangley Point, Cavite City
4. Naval Station Pascual Ledesma, Fort San Felipe, Cavite City
5. Naval Station Ernesto Ogbinar, NFNL, San Fernando, La Union
6. Naval Station Leovigildo Gantioqui, NETDC, San Antonio, Zambales
7. Naval Station Narciso Del Rosario, Balabac Island, Palawan
8. Naval Station Emilio Liwanag, Kalayaan Island, Palawan
9. Naval Station Apolinario Jalandoon, NFW, Puerto Princesa, Palawan
NAVAL STATIONS
10. Naval Station Carlito Cunanan, Ulugan, Palawan
11. Naval Station Julhasan Arasain, NFSL, Rawis, Legazpi City
12. Naval Station Alfonso Palencia, Brgy. Sawang, Buenavista, Guimaras
13. Naval Station Dioscoro Papa, Tacloban, Leyte
14. Naval Station Filex Apolinario, NFEM, Panacan, Davao City
15. Naval Station Romulo Espaldon, NFWM, Zamboanga City
16. Naval Station Rio Hondo, Zamboanga City
17. Naval Station Juan Magluyan, Panglima Sugala, Tawi-Tawi
MARINE BASES
1. Marine Barracks Rudiardo Brown, HPMC, BNS, Taguig City
2. Marine Barracks Gregorio Lim, Marine Basic School Campus,
Ternate, Cavite
3. Marine Barracks Arturo Asuncion, Zamboanga City
4. Marine Barracks Domingo Deluana, Tawi-Tawi
5. Camp General Teudolfo Bautista, Jolo, Sulu
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NAVAL AIR WING UNITS
FLYING UNITS:
1. 30th Naval Fixed Wing Air Group 30
2. 31st Light Utility Patrol Squadron
3. 32nd Marine Patrol & Reconnaissance Squadron
4. 40th Naval Helicopter Air Group
5. 41st Marine Strike Helicopter Squadron
6. 42nd Anti Submarine Helicopter Squadron
7. 71st Maritime Unmanned Aerial Recon Squadron
NAVAL AIR WING UNITS
NON-FLYING UNITS:
1. 21st Group Support Squadron
2. Naval Air Warfare Training and Doctrine Center
3. Aircraft Inspection and Maintenance Squadron
4. 62nd Air Combat Systems Squadron
5. 63rd Ordnance and Material Supply Squadron
PROUD TO SERVE, PHILIPPINE NAVY RESERVISTS
374th Naval ROTC Unit
TRAINING STAFF:
CDR ROSIE REY M MUSIL PN(GSC) - Commandant
LCDR PETER H TRIUMFANTE PN - Deputy
PO1 Francis Robert Delloro PN – ASCOM
PO2 Johanz M Azuela PN -POIC
CPO Leon M Futalan PN(Ret)
CPO Romeo A Banania PN(Ret)
PO2 Aileen Aytona PN(Res)
PO3 Elino Evangelista PN(Res)
PO3 Jerlyn Javin PN(Res)
SN2 Mildred Pastrana PN(Res)
SN2 Princess Jaina Bilela PN(Res)
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