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AFP Vision 2028: A World–Class Armed Forces, Source of National Pride

HAWK COMPANY
CADET CORPS ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES
PHILIPPINE MILITARY ACADEMY
Fort General Gregorio H del Pilar, Baguio City

OSCAR 18 January 2024

SUBJECT: An analysis on the “Tribute to Captain Rommel Sandoval: A Story of


Heroism and Sacrifice”

TO: Department of Ground Warfare


Fort Gregorio H. Del Pilar
Attn: Course Director, MS 123

1. References:
a. “Maalaala Mo Kaya (MMK): Tangke” Audio-Visual Recording

2. The episode " Maalaala Mo Kaya (MMK): Tangke" serves as a tribute to Captain
Rommel Sandoval for his story of heroism and sacrifice. It is a poignant and
emotionally-charged portrayal of the selfless sacrifices made by soldiers and
the impact of their bravery on their loved ones. The narrative is based on the
real-life events in Marawi and serves as a touching tribute to the heroism of
Captain Rommel Sandoval together with the soldiers who fought with him.

3. The episode depicts the complexity of love, devotion, and sacrifice in a sincere
way, weaving together personal relationships and the call of duty. The audience
is compelled to see the sufferings of soldiers and their families as they strike a
delicate balance between patriotism and love for their loved ones. The depiction
of Captain Rommel's dedication to both his duty and his love is both compelling
and thought-provoking, shining attention on the often-overlooked emotional
issues that military people undergo.

4. The episode delves into themes of love, loss, and survival via intimate talks and
exchanges. The challenges Rommel and his wife endure with infertility give a
dimension of depth, portraying the human aspect of the troops' existence and
the emotional weight they bear. The soldiers' camaraderie, as seen via shared
meals and mutual trust, emphasizes the profound link formed in the midst of
suffering.

5. The episode skillfully communicates Rommel's long-term impact on those he


protected, depicting him not only as a loyal soldier but also as a father figure
and source of support for his companions. The presentation of survivor guilt
and the lingering recollections of the conflict effectively underscores the
enormous emotional toll of wartime duty.

AFP Core Values: Honor, Service, Patriotism


AFP Vision 2028: A World–Class Armed Forces, Source of National Pride

6. In conclusion, "Maalaala Mo Kaya (MMK): Tangke" is a touching monument to


our warriors' tenacity, sacrifice, and unshakable courage. It provides viewers
with a moving glimpse into the lives of these unsung heroes and recognizes
their lasting legacy.

FOR THE COMPANY COMMANDER.

ELIJAH GARCIA ESTEBAN C-27093


CDT PVT 4CL ‘H’ Co CCAFP

ANDREI XYRUS SUBIA CASIRAYA C-24099


CDT LT 1CL ‘H’ Co CCAFP

CONCI TAGUMASI DELA CRUZ C-25354


CDT SGT 2CL ‘H’ Co CCAFP

The four Building Blocks of the Warrior Ethos are:

I. Honorable Service: The commitment to serve with honor and dignity,


upholding the values and ideals of the military profession.
II. Commitment to Excellency: The dedication to continuous improvement and
the pursuit of excellence in all aspects of one's duties and responsibilities.
III. Moral and Physical Courage: The willingness to face and overcome fear,
adversity, and challenges, both morally and physically, in service to the
nation and the welfare of others.
IV. Loyalty to the Nation, the Army, and to the Unit: The unwavering allegiance
to the nation, the Army, and the unit, placing the mission and the welfare of
the team above personal interests.

The four tenets of the Warrior Ethos are:

I. "I will always place the mission first."


II. "I will never accept defeat."
III. "I will never quit."
IV. "I will never leave a fallen comrade."

AFP Core Values: Honor, Service, Patriotism


AFP Vision 2028: A World–Class Armed Forces, Source of National Pride

The Seven (7) Army Values exemplified in the episode are:

I. Loyalty: Bearing true faith and allegiance to the U.S. Constitution, the Army,
your unit, and other soldiers
II. Duty: Fulfilling your obligations and being responsible for your actions.
III. Respect: Treating all people with dignity and respect while expecting others
to do the same.
IV. Selfless Service: Putting the welfare of the nation, the Army, and your
subordinates before your own.
V. Honor: Living up to the Army values.
VI. Integrity: Doing what's right, legally and morally.
VII. Personal Courage: Facing fear, danger, or adversity, both physical and
moral.

AFP Core Values: Honor, Service, Patriotism

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