MANILA – The chief of the Philippine Army (PA) has promised to put more resources into the units in order to meet the June deadline of eliminating insurgency and threat groups.
Army chief Lt. Gen. Romeo Brawner told officers and enlisted personnel during his Saturday visit to the 7th Infantry Division headquarters at Fort Magsaysay in Nueva Ecija that he would be the “servant leader” by providing them with support and resources, a goal of the “SERVE” (Soldiers, Enhance, Resources, Victorious, Elections) program.
“The style of leadership that we will apply while I am the CGPA (Commanding General Philippine Army) is servant leadership. We will be servants to the needs of our operating units,” Army chief Lt. Gen. Romeo Brawner said Saturday during his visit to the 7th Infantry Division headquarters in Fort Magsaysay, Palayan City, Nueva Ecija.
In a separate remark released on Sunday, Army spokesperson Col. Xerxes Trinidad stated that Brawner also stressed the significance to take care of the soldiers’ physical and mental health and hone their skills and competencies.
“The CGPA vowed to provide units with support and resources to empower them in their sprint towards the June 2022 deadline set by the commander-in-chief to eradicate insurgency and other threat groups,” Trinidad’s statement read.
Enhancing the resources would aid them win against threat groups, allowing troops to focus on ensuring orderly and peaceful elections in May, he added.
Brawner earlier committed to focus more efforts on making sure that troops and their families are taken care.
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