Worksheet No.

1 (Practical Exercise)
Police Organization and Administration W/ Police
Planning (LEA 1)

Name : Falcan, John Paul Miguel

Professor : Paul Dick Valencia
Date Submitted : Jan. 25, 2021

Questions:

Conduct a research about the List of Medal of Valor awardees and

their privileges.

PH Army Personnel

General Paulino Santos 1935 Deceased

LTC Egmidio Cruz 1944 Deceased

MGen Mariano Castañeda 1950 Deceased

Capt Conrad Yap 1951 Deceased

MSg Francisco Camacho 1955 Deceased

Cpl Weene Martillana 1955 Deceased

 Maj Ferdinand Marcos 1958 Deceased

SSg Miguel Pastolero 1964 Deceased

Cpl Bienvenido Fajemolin 1980 Alive

1Lt Hilario Estrella 1987 Alive

Sgt Francisco Granfil 1989 Alive

Pfc Robert Salvador 1990 Alive

Cpt Arturo Ortiz 1990 Alive

2Lt Bartolome Vicente Bacarro 1991 Alive

Cpl Romualdo Rubi 1991 Alive

2Lt Jose Bandong 1992 Deceased

Ssg Roy Cuenca 1992 Alive

Cpt Cirilito Sobejana 1996 Alive

Cpt Eduardo Lucero 2000 Deceased

2Lt Herbert Dilag 2000 Alive

Sgt Claudio Forrosuelo 2000 Deceased

Ssg Lucio Curig 2000 Alive

 Ltc Noel Buan 2004 Alive

Ssg Leopoldo Diokno 2004 Alive

Pfc Ian Pacquit 2014 Deceased

Capt Rommel Sandoval 2017 Deceased

Philippine Navy Personnel

Pfc Nestor Acero 1983 Deceased

Cpt Custodio Parcon 1991 Alive

Sgt Tomas Campo Jr 2000 Deceased

1Lt Lolinato Toong 2000 Deceased

Sgt Domingo Deluana 2000 Deceased

LTC Ariel Querubin 2001 Alive

Ssg Herminigildo Yurong 2001 Deceased

Cpl Laurence Narag 2001 Deceased

Cpl Ernesto Layaguin 2001 Deceased

Philippine Air Force Personnel

LTC Jesus Villamor 1954 Deceased

 Maj Danilo Atienza 1990 Deceased

A2C Ludegario Bactol 1990 Deceased

Philippine Constabulary Personnel

TSg Desidero Suson 1981 Deceased

MSg Isaias Silvestre Jr 1985 Alive

Sgt Jacinto Moreno 1986 Alive

The Medal of Valor is the highest military honor awarded for a

conspicuous deed of personal bravery or self-sacrifice above and beyond
the call of duty that distinguishes the recipient from his comrades.

Republic Act 9040, which was passed in 2001, mandates the

provision for adequate social services and financial reward or a lifetime
monthly gratuity to Medal of Valor awardees and dependents of deceased
MOV awardees.

On Dec. 22, 2016, President Rodrigo Duterte signed a memorandum

increasing the monthly gratuity of MOV awardees from PHP20,000 to
PHP75,000.
lifetime monthly gratuity; precedence in employment in government agencies; priority in the
approval of an awardee’s housing application under existing housing programs of the
government; priority in the acquisition of public lands; privilege of obtaining loans in an
aggregate amount not exceeding P500,000 from government-owned or controlled financial
institutions without having to put up any collateral or constitute any pledge or mortgage to
secure the payment of the loan; 20 percent discount from various establishments and services;
free medical and dental services and consultation in hospital and clinics anywhere in the
country; and exemption from the payment of tuition and matriculation fees.

Prof. Paul Dick C Valencia