3rd Civil-Military Operations Tinig-Bayan Company, 2CMOBn, CMOR, PA

LOS BAÑOS, Laguna - The 3rd Civil-Military Operations (CMO) Company actively participated in the Brigada Eskwela 2026 at San Antonio National High School Annex, demonstrating its commitment to community service and support for the education sector. The activity was conducted in partnership with school officials, teachers, parents, and volunteers to help prepare the school facilities for the opening of classes.

Through its manpower assistance, the 3rd CMO Company contributed to various cleaning, repair, and maintenance activities within the school premises. The personnel worked alongside stakeholders to ensure that classrooms and school grounds were safe, clean, and conducive to learning for students returning for the new academic year.

The initiative was led by Mrs. Mercidita P. Padico, Principal III, who expressed her appreciation for the valuable support extended by the unit. She highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts among government agencies, community members, and educational institutions in creating a positive learning environment for learners.

Task Force Ugnay Reaffirms Commitment to Education Support in Los Baños

LOS BAÑOS, Laguna – The Task Force Ugnay, composed of the 3rd CMO Company, 2nd CMO Battalion, and Alpha Company, 59th Infantry Battalion, actively took part in the nationwide Brigada Eskwela 2026 held at Lopez Elementary School in Los Baños, Laguna.

Held in preparation for the upcoming school year, the activity brought together personnel of TFU, school teachers, parents, students, and other volunteers in a collective effort to clean, repair, and prepare school facilities and classrooms. Through joint labor and cooperation, the group ensured that the learning environment is safe, conducive, and ready for the return of learners.

Dr. Glicelle Gee Jay A. Terrenal, Principal III, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to Task Force Ugnay for invaluable contribution and support. “We deeply appreciate the dedication and service of Task Force Ugnay under the leadership of Col. Alexander M. Arbolado. Their active participation has greatly lightened our load and demonstrated their unwavering commitment to the welfare and education of our youth. This partnership is a vital step toward building a stronger and more supportive community for our learners,” she stated.

For its part, Task Force Ugnay reaffirmed its continuous commitment to participate in and support community-oriented initiatives such as Brigada Eskwela. The unit emphasized that engaging in education-related programs is part of its broader mission to foster peace, unity, and development in the areas it serves. The activity once again highlighted the strong partnership between the military and the education sector, proving that collaborative effort is key to building a better future for every Filipino child.

Task Force Ugnay Strengthens Bayanihan Spirit in Brigada Eskwela 2026

LOS BAÑOS, Laguna — The Task Force Ugnay, composed of the 3rd CMO Company of 2nd CMO Battalion, and Alpha Company of 59th Infantry Battalion, actively participated in the Brigada Eskwela 2026 at Paciano Rizal Elementary School, Barangay Tuntungin‑Putho, Los Baños, Laguna.

The activity brought together school teachers, parents, and students, who joined hands with TFU personnel in cleaning, repairing, and preparing classrooms and facilities for the upcoming academic year. Their collective effort reflected the spirit of bayanihan and strengthened the partnership between the military and the community.

Mr. Welner L. Gozo, School Principal expressed heartfelt gratitude to Task Force Ugnay, under the leadership of Col. Alexander M. Arbolado, Commander, for the unit's unwavering support. Likewise, she highlighted that their presence inspired confidence and unity in the school community.

Meanwhile, the participation of Task Force Ugnay underscores the Philippine Army’s continuing dedication to community service and civic engagement. The unit reaffirmed its commitment to support Brigada Eskwela and similar initiatives, recognizing the importance of education and community resilience in building lasting peace and progress.

BAY, Laguna - The personnel of Task Force Ugnay, led by 1st Lt. Roland Lyndell Sugian, actively participated in Brigada Eskwela 2026 at Calo Elementary School. TFU closely collaborated with the school community in carrying out repair works, cleaning operations, and beautification projects. Said initiative contributed significantly accelerating the completion of preparations, ensuring that the school is ready to welcome learners for the new academic year.

The activity brought together teachers, students, parents, and community volunteers, who worked hand in hand to improve the school's classrooms, grounds, and other facilities. These collective efforts reflected the true spirit of volunteerism and community partnership promoted by the Department of Education through Brigada Eskwela.

The successful conduct of Brigada Eskwela 2026 at Calo Elementary School highlights the importance of unity and shared responsibility in advancing education. School officials expressed their gratitude to Task Force Ugnay and all volunteers whose dedication and generosity contributed to the success of the initiative and the welfare of the students.