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IN PHOTOS | Signal Regiment Honors Marawi’s Liberation HeroesThe Signal Regiment, Philippine Army (SR, PA) joined the Si...
22/10/2026

IN PHOTOS | Signal Regiment Honors Marawi’s Liberation Heroes

The Signal Regiment, Philippine Army (SR, PA) joined the Simultaneous Flag Raising Ceremony commemorating the 9th Anniversary of the Liberation of Marawi on 19 October 2026 at Headquarters Signal Regiment, Fort Andres Bonifacio, Taguig City, while its Post Units and Territorial Signal Battalions participated from their respective headquarters through Video Teleconferencing (VTC). The activity honored civilian victims and fallen soldiers, recognized the resilience of survivors, and paid tribute to the city’s liberation.

The ceremony featured an Audio-Visual Presentation (AVP) as a heartfelt tribute to the soldier-heroes whose courage and sacrifice safeguarded the nation and inspired generations to uphold the spirit of freedom.

Brig. Gen. Jamel P. Samonte, Commander, SR, PA, led the ceremony and delivered the message of Gen. Antonio G. Nafarrete, Chief of Staff, Armed Forces of the Philippines (CSAFP). In his message, he emphasized that the greatest honor we can give our fallen heroes is to live out the values for which they gave everything: Duty, Honor, Courage, and Service to the People. Brig. Gen. Samonte also recognized personnel who directly contributed during the Marawi crisis, underscoring their vital role in providing Command and Control Communications support that ensured operational effectiveness throughout the conflict.









IN PHOTOS | Signal Battalion Strengthens Legacy Through Command TransitionThe 5th Signal Battalion (5SBn) proudly held i...
17/10/2026

IN PHOTOS | Signal Battalion Strengthens Legacy Through Command Transition

The 5th Signal Battalion (5SBn) proudly held its Change of Command Ceremony on 14 October 2026 at Headquarters, 5th Infantry Division, Camp Melchor F. dela Cruz, Upi, Gamu, Isabela.

Brig. Gen. Jamel P. Samonte, Commander of the Signal Regiment, Philippine Army, was represented by Col. Aladdin A. Jove, Deputy Commander of the Signal Regiment and former Commanding Officer of 5SBn, who presided the occasion on his behalf.

This momentous occasion marked the official turnover of leadership from Lt. Col. Alwin M. Maneja, outgoing Battalion Commander, who already assumed his new role as AC of S for C4S, G6 of 5ID, to Lt. Col. Mark S. Sapasap, incoming Battalion Commander. Lt. Col. Sapasap was the former AC of S for Personnel, G1 of the Signal Regiment.

In his address, Col. Jove conveyed the message of Brig. Gen. Samonte and shared his own reflections, reminding the officers and personnel of 5SBn: “Command changes hands, responsibilities are transferred, projects may be completed, and leaders may move on. But the mission continues, the standards remain, and the legacy belongs to everyone who serves. May this transition strengthen the battalion, sustain its momentum, and prepare it for greater challenges ahead.”











Photos by: DPAO, 5ID and 5SB

14/10/2026

🛡️🇵🇭 CYBER SECURITY AWARENESS MONTH 2026

Cybersecurity is not just a responsibility; it is part of our sworn duty. Together, let us bridge the gap, defend our networks, and secure the mission.










08/10/2026

🏃‍♂️🇵🇭 RUN WITH US! ⚡

Join us as we celebrate the Cyber Battalion’s 6th Founding Anniversary Fun Run! 💻🛡️

📅 10 October 2026
⏰ 0400H
📍 HPA Grandstand, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City

Tara na! Let's run together and celebrate six years of Cyber Synergy! 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️💪🇵🇭

08/10/2026

🛡️ CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS MONTH 2026 💻🇵🇭

In today’s digital battlefield, cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility.

🔐 Think before you click.
🛡️ Protect your information.
🌐 Stay alert. Stay cyber aware.

Together, let's build a stronger and cyber-resilient force! 💪

One Force. One Mission. One Defense.

IN PHOTOS I Signal Regiment Reaffirms Honor and Service through AFP Code of ConductThe Signal Regiment, Philippine Army ...
07/10/2026

IN PHOTOS I Signal Regiment Reaffirms Honor and Service through AFP Code of Conduct

The Signal Regiment, Philippine Army (SR, PA) led by Brig. Gen. Jamel P. Samonte, Commander Signal Regiment, joined the nationwide simultaneous Flag Raising Ceremony and Renewal of the Pledge of Allegiance to the AFP Code of Conduct at Headquarters Signal Regiment, Fort Andres Bonifacio, Taguig City on October 5, 2026. Post Units and Territorial Signal Battalions also participated via video teleconference from their respective headquarters.

The ceremony reaffirmed the AFP’s commitment to uphold Honor, Service, and Patriotism in duty, emphasizing integrity, accountability, discipline, and professionalism as the foundation of public trust and confidence.

Col. Rafael Jason T. Talipan, Chief of Staff, Signal Regiment, led the pledge renewal, while Col. Aladdin A. Jove, Deputy Commander, delivered the message of CSAFP Gen. Antonio G. Nafarrete, highlighting the enduring values of every soldier, airman, sailor, marine, reservist, and civilian human resource. The Signal Regiment remains steadfast in its mission to provide reliable communications, resilient information systems, and responsive service to the nation.











Photos by: OG7, SR, PA

IN PHOTOS I 90 Years Always First: Signal Regiment Honors Semper Primus LegacyBrig. Gen. Jamel P. Samonte, Commander of ...
02/10/2026

IN PHOTOS I 90 Years Always First: Signal Regiment Honors Semper Primus Legacy

Brig. Gen. Jamel P. Samonte, Commander of the Signal Regiment, Philippine Army, served as Guest of Honor and Speaker during the 90th Founding Anniversary of the 1st Signal Battalion held at Camp Major Cesar L. Sang‑An, Pulacan, Labangan, Zamboanga del Sur on September 28, 2026.

With the theme “Forging the Future Through 90 Years of Connectivity: Connected to Fight, Linked to Win,” the celebration honored the battalion’s proud legacy of service and innovation. Prior to the ceremony, Brig. Gen. Samonte was accorded full military honors by the 1st Infantry (Tabak) Division, underscoring the significance of his presence.

The event highlighted the blessing of new facilities: the Bantay Laya Building, Determinados Hall, and Senior NCOs’ Barracks—symbolizing the battalion’s continued growth and readiness for modern operations.

In his anniversary address, Brig. Gen. Samonte urged the battalion to uphold the tradition behind its name “Semper Primus, Always First.” He emphasized the importance of leading in professionalism, innovation, discipline, and service, while embracing emerging technologies, strengthening partnerships, developing personnel, and adapting to the evolving character of modern warfare.

For 90 years, the 1st Signal Battalion has stood at the forefront of connectivity, always first, always ready.











Photos by 1SBn, SR

25/09/2026

𝗔𝗧𝗧𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡, 𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗕𝗜𝗖𝗢𝗟𝗔𝗡𝗢 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗧𝗛!

To all applicants who registered online for the AFPSAT, AQE, and SWE, you are hereby advised to proceed to the designated venues on the specified date for the pre-entry exam.

Please ensure that you bring the required documents and other requirements for the examination.

For inquiries and further information, please contact:
TSg Regil CE (FS) PA
0915-049-9165 / 0994-794-5965
— Area Coordinator

IN PHOTOS I Forging Connections, Sustaining Excellence: CSBN Leadership TurnoverBrig. Gen. Jamel P. Samonte, Commander o...
21/09/2026

IN PHOTOS I Forging Connections, Sustaining Excellence: CSBN Leadership Turnover

Brig. Gen. Jamel P. Samonte, Commander of the Signal Regiment, Philippine Army, presided over the Change of Command Ceremony of the Command Signal Battalion on September 18, 2026, at the Headquarters Signal Regiment, Fort Andres Bonifacio, Taguig City.

Lt. Col. Gevelyn G. Corpuz, formerly the Assistant Chief of Staff for C4S, G6 of the Headquarters and Headquarters Support Group, officially assumed command of the battalion, succeeding Lt. Col. Dandy S. Veracion, who will continue his service as the Assistant Chief of Staff for C4S, G6 of the 6th Infantry “Kampilan” Division.

In his remarks, Brig. Gen. Samonte emphasized the vital mission of the Command Signal Battalion, which is tasked to maintain, organize, and provide reliable communications and signal support within Headquarters Philippine Army. He noted that every successful activity, ceremony, conference, and major engagement has relied on the dedication of its officers and enlisted personnel.

He further highlighted that whether through audio‑visual support, establishing communication links, maintaining the HPA Command Center, or ensuring commanders and staff remain connected—the battalion consistently delivers. Brig. Gen. Samonte lauded the unit as the communications backbone of the Philippine Army, and expressed confidence that under Lt. Col. Corpuz’s leadership, the battalion will continue advancing the Army’s vision of “One Army, One Network.”









In Photos | Signal Regiment Concludes BAICS to Strengthen Internal ControlsThe Signal Regiment, Philippine Army, underwe...
21/09/2026

In Photos | Signal Regiment Concludes BAICS to Strengthen Internal Controls

The Signal Regiment, Philippine Army, underwent the Philippine Army Baseline Assessment of Internal Control System (BAICS) from September 14 to 18, 2026, at its Headquarters in Fort Andres Bonifacio, Taguig City. The activity formally opened with an Entrance Conference led by Col. Rommel S. Pagayon, Deputy Internal Auditor and Assistant Head of Mission.

The BAICS evaluates the adequacy and effectiveness of the Regiment’s internal control systems, identifies gaps, and recommends measures to strengthen operational efficiency. The assessment involves interviews, data gathering, process walkthroughs, and control testing with designated personnel across functional offices.

Brig. Gen. Jamel P. Samonte, Commander of the Signal Regiment, emphasized the importance of accountability, compliance, and strong internal controls. The activity highlights the Regiment’s commitment to good governance and effective management systems in support of the Philippine Army’s mission for transparent and efficient operations.

This initiative further strengthens the Regiment’s resolve to uphold integrity, enhance organizational performance, and remain steadfast in fulfilling its mandate to serve the nation with excellence.











Photos by: OG7, SR

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