Scope of Presentation

• PN Mission
• Roles
• Organization
• Strategies
• Current Capabilities
• Way Ahead
 Mission

To organize, train, equip, maintain, develop and deploy

forces for prompt and sustained naval and maritime
operations in support of the AFP mission.
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Military Role

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• Naval Operations

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• Maritime Surveillance

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• Sustainment Operations

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 Roles
Diplomatic Role
Combined Operations at Sea

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Diplomatic Role
• Deployment of Liaison Officers to Intelligence Fusion Center
in Singapore, Border Crossing Stations in Indonesia, and
Combine Maritime Force in Bahrain.
 Roles
Constabulary Role
• Maritime Law Enforcement
• Integrated and Readily – Deployable Reserves
• Interagency Operations
 Organization
VADM TORIBIO D ADACI JR PN
FLAG OFFICER-IN-COMMAND
RADM CAESAR BERNARD N
VALENCIA PN
VICE COMMANDER
RADM JOSE MA AMBROSIO EZPLETA PN
CHIEF OF NAVAL STAFF
FR
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.
He is the Deputy Commander of the Navy. He assists
the FOIC and performs functions in his absence.
He exercises general supervision over the central
staff, special and technical staff and perform other
duties that the FOIC may assign.