CITIZENSHIP ADVANCEMENT TRAINING

INFANT KING ACADEMY

Ssgt. FRANK H. MANANQUIL PA Res.
BH-A024879
 CONTENT OUTLINE
I. MILITARY COURTESY AND DISCIPLINE
II. LEADERSHIP
III. COMMANDS
IV. DRILLS
MILITARY DICIPLINE
LEADERSHIP
 LEADERSHIP
 Leadership- is the art of influencing men in a
way that will win their obedience, confidence
and respect, and their loyal cooperation in
achieving a common objective.

Objective:
• to develop teamwork in order to achieve a
common goal or purpose.
 TYPES OF LEADERHIP
• Persuasive
• Authoritarian
• Laissez Faire
 PRINCIPLES OF LEADERSHIP
• Take responsibility for your action.
• Know your self and seek self-improvement.
• Set the example
• Seek responsibility and develop a sense of responsibility among
your subordinates.
• Insure that the job is understood, supervised, and accomplished.
• Know your men and look for their welfare.
• Keep your men informed
• Employ your command in accordance with its capabilities.
• Train your men as a team.
• Make a sound and timely decision.
• Know your job.
 ROLES OF A LEADER
1. Leader as a Model
2. As a Commander
3. As an Instructor
4. As a Personal manager
5. As a Counselor
6. As a custodian of his men’s welfare
 CHAIN OF COMMAND
Every commander has the authority to give
orders and take action to fulfill his
responsibilities. However, he cannot personally
conduct and direct the actions of all the men in
his unit. To assist him, subordinate commanders
are placed in the line of authority running from
the commander to the men of the unit.
COMMANDS
 TYPES OF COMMAND
• PREPARATORY COMMAND
• COMMAND OF EXECUTION

• EX: TUNTON KANAN,----- PREPARATORY

NA ------ COMMAND OF EXECUTION
 ABBREVIATED COMMANDS
• EX: LAKAD --- KAD
HINTO --- TO
HARAP --- RAP
 1. HABANG NAKATIGIL (WHILE AT HALT)
PAGHAHANAY, PAG-AAYOS HANAY ALIGNING, FORMING

• HUMANAY • FALL IN
• MASINSING PAGITAN, HUMANAY • AT CLOSE INTERVAL, FALL IN
• TUNTON KANAN, NA • DRESS RIGHT, DRESS
• TULOYANG BILANG, NA • CALL OFF
• SABAYANG BILANG, NA • COUNT OFF
• PUGAY KAMAY, NA • HAND, SALUTE
• MANUMBALIK • AS YOU WERE
• HUMANDA • ATTENTION
• HUMANDA, HARAP • READY, FRONT
 PAGHAHARAP FACING

• HARAP SA KANAN, NA/RAP • RIGH, FACE

• HARAP SA KALIWA, NA/RAP • LEFT, FACE
• HARAP SA GITNA, NA/RAP • CENTER, FACE
• HARAP SA LIKOD, NA/RAP • ABOUT, FACE
• HARAP HATING KANAN, • HALF RIGHT, FACE
NA/RAP
• HARAP HATING KALIWA, • HALF LEFT, FACE
NA/RAP
 PAMAMAHINGA RESTING

• PALUWAG • AT EASE
• LUMANSAG • DISMISSED
• TUMIWALAG • FALL OUT
• TIKAS, PAHINGA • PARADE, REST
• PAHINGA • REST
• TINDIG, PALUWAG • STAND, AT EASE
 PANGMAIKLING KILOS SHORT MOVEMENT

• HATING /1/2/3/ HAKBANG • HALF/1/2/3 FORWARD

PASULONG, NA STEP, MARCH
• HATING/1/2/3 • HALF/1/2/3
PAKALIWA/PAKANAN, NA LEFT/RIGHT, MARCH
• LAKAD PATAKDA, NA • MARK TIME, MARCH
PAGBABAGONG DIREKSYON CHANGING DIRICTION

• PASULONG, NA • FORWARD, MARCH

• LIKO SA KANAN, NA • COLUMN RIGHT, MARCH
• LIKO SA KALIWA, NA • COLUMN LEFT, MARCH
• KANANG PANIG, NA • RIGHT FLANK, MARCH
• KALIWANG PANG, NA • LEFT FLANK, MARCH
• PABALIK, NA • TO THE REAR, MARCH
 ENGLISH PILIPINO
• SQUAD • TILAP
• PLATOON • PULOTONG
• COMPANY • BALANGAY
THANK YOU
AND
GOOD LUCK