By: LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDGARD A AREVALO PN(M)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Tuesday, 17 August 2010
The Philippine Navy leadership under RADM DANILO M CORTEZ AFP, defers to the process followed by Higher Headquarters in the matter of designation and transfer of area assignment of general and flag officers specifically in the case of RADM FELICIANO A ANGUE AFP.
As every soldier is bound by the AFP Code of Ethics, we abide by and support the decision of the AFP Leadership to conduct an investigation on the ostensible violation of the said Code specifically that pertains to the established procedure for redress of grievances that was not observed when RADM ANGUE ventilated his misgivings and accusations to the media.(End)
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Statement from the Director, Naval Public Affairs Office Re- Navy Bolkov Helicopter PNH411 dtd 17 Aug 2010
By: LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDGARD A AREVALO PN(M)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Tuesday, 17 August 2010
Navy Bolkov Helicopter PNH411 crashed in the sea between Great Sta. Cruz and Little Sta. Cruz Islands in Zamboanga City around 11:00 a.m. 17 August 2010.
The helicopter has 2 pilots, a crew member and 2 navy passengers on board. The 2 pass and the lone member of the crew now safe at Camp Navarro General Hospital: PO2 Rodolfo Pataueg; PO2 Noel F Ridad; and PO2 Abdon Martirez. Pilots are still subject of intense search by Navy personnel—divers among them.
RADM ALEXANDER C PAMA AFP, outgoing Commander, Naval Forces Western Mindanao reports to RADM DANILO M CORTEZ AFP, Flag Officer-In-Command, PN that helicopter on a routine flight mission and at time of incident documenting Inshore Combat Tactics Training.
Immediately, ships complement of BRP GEN MARIANO ALVAREZ (PS38), BA 482 and BA 483---all Navy ship and floating assets participating in the exercise immediately took to the waters for a forthwith rescue.
This is an isolated incident concerning Navy mission. We will determine what caused the crash. (End)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Tuesday, 17 August 2010
Navy Bolkov Helicopter PNH411 crashed in the sea between Great Sta. Cruz and Little Sta. Cruz Islands in Zamboanga City around 11:00 a.m. 17 August 2010.
The helicopter has 2 pilots, a crew member and 2 navy passengers on board. The 2 pass and the lone member of the crew now safe at Camp Navarro General Hospital: PO2 Rodolfo Pataueg; PO2 Noel F Ridad; and PO2 Abdon Martirez. Pilots are still subject of intense search by Navy personnel—divers among them.
RADM ALEXANDER C PAMA AFP, outgoing Commander, Naval Forces Western Mindanao reports to RADM DANILO M CORTEZ AFP, Flag Officer-In-Command, PN that helicopter on a routine flight mission and at time of incident documenting Inshore Combat Tactics Training.
Immediately, ships complement of BRP GEN MARIANO ALVAREZ (PS38), BA 482 and BA 483---all Navy ship and floating assets participating in the exercise immediately took to the waters for a forthwith rescue.
This is an isolated incident concerning Navy mission. We will determine what caused the crash. (End)
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Statement from the Director, Naval Public Affairs Office re-arrest of multiple murder suspect
By: LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDGARD A AREVALO PN(M)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Thursday, 12 August 2010
The Philippine Navy led by its Flag Officer In Command Rear Admiral Danilo Cortez AFP is comforted by the report that the suspect was already apprehended by the police. The gruesome murder of the Paitons, a retired and an active Navy personnel and some members of their family, cries for justice. We congratulate the members of the team lead by the PNP for the immediate resolution of the crime by bringing the purported killer to the bar of justice. (End)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Thursday, 12 August 2010
The Philippine Navy led by its Flag Officer In Command Rear Admiral Danilo Cortez AFP is comforted by the report that the suspect was already apprehended by the police. The gruesome murder of the Paitons, a retired and an active Navy personnel and some members of their family, cries for justice. We congratulate the members of the team lead by the PNP for the immediate resolution of the crime by bringing the purported killer to the bar of justice. (End)
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Statement from the Director, Naval Public Affairs Office re-Unsual Incident in Palawan
By: LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDGARD A AREVALO PN(M)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Tuesday, 10 August 2010
The Philippine Navy received initial report of the massacre that befell the family of our personnel - - the father, a retired Officer and his wife an active senior petty officer and their children;
We allow the PNP, as they are in the lead, to pursue the investigation as we will provide any assistance needed so as to make sure that the perpetrators of this dastardly act shall be prosecuted and penalized for the crime committed;
Upon the discovery of the killing by one of the children of the Paitons, Naval Forces West Commander Commodore Orwen Cortez reports that around 1830H he ordered navy personnel to: call the police and secure the crime scene until the arrival of PNP SOCO and dispatched an ambulance.
The Navy leadership under Rear Admiral Danilo Cortez expresses its deep sympathy and prayers to the bereaved family of the Paitons. (End)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Tuesday, 10 August 2010
The Philippine Navy received initial report of the massacre that befell the family of our personnel - - the father, a retired Officer and his wife an active senior petty officer and their children;
We allow the PNP, as they are in the lead, to pursue the investigation as we will provide any assistance needed so as to make sure that the perpetrators of this dastardly act shall be prosecuted and penalized for the crime committed;
Upon the discovery of the killing by one of the children of the Paitons, Naval Forces West Commander Commodore Orwen Cortez reports that around 1830H he ordered navy personnel to: call the police and secure the crime scene until the arrival of PNP SOCO and dispatched an ambulance.
The Navy leadership under Rear Admiral Danilo Cortez expresses its deep sympathy and prayers to the bereaved family of the Paitons. (End)
Monday, August 9, 2010
Latest in Search Operations as of 2:20 p.m. 09 August 2010
By; LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDGARD A AREVALO PN(M)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Monday, 09 August 2010
BRP Rajah Humabon (PF 11)with a compliment of
9 officers and 41 enlisted personnel sailed to
Dos Hermanas Island in Romblon to assist in
the search and rescue operations for SF Freighter.
The ship under the command of CAPT ADELUIS
BORDADO PN (GSC), is the biggest Navy vessel
thus far at 306 feet and 36 feet length and breadth,
respectively, to embark on this mission.
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Monday, 09 August 2010
BRP Rajah Humabon (PF 11)with a compliment of
9 officers and 41 enlisted personnel sailed to
Dos Hermanas Island in Romblon to assist in
the search and rescue operations for SF Freighter.
The ship under the command of CAPT ADELUIS
BORDADO PN (GSC), is the biggest Navy vessel
thus far at 306 feet and 36 feet length and breadth,
respectively, to embark on this mission.
Statement from the Director, Naval Public Affairs Office Re- Philippine Navy responds to the call for humanitarian assistance as of 1330H 09 Aug 2010
By: LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDGARD A AREVALO PN(M)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Monday, 09 August 2010
While time is literally tickling, the 2 Cessna planes had to abort its flight for search mission due to strong winds critical to the safety of such aircraft:
They were put on standby until the weather improves;
In lieu of the Cessnas, a Philippine Navy Islander (PNI 312) took off 1300H. She is now at the search area;
Also on standby after refueling is a Diesel Fast vessel with a compliment of 8 Enlisted Personnel and a 6-man team of Philippine Navy Special Operation Unit (SEAL) for immediate dispatch as soon as sea conditions improve.
While we are yearning to search and rescue the crew of the missing vessels, we would like also to ensure the safety of rescuers so they will be able to accomplish their mission. (End)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Monday, 09 August 2010
While time is literally tickling, the 2 Cessna planes had to abort its flight for search mission due to strong winds critical to the safety of such aircraft:
They were put on standby until the weather improves;
In lieu of the Cessnas, a Philippine Navy Islander (PNI 312) took off 1300H. She is now at the search area;
Also on standby after refueling is a Diesel Fast vessel with a compliment of 8 Enlisted Personnel and a 6-man team of Philippine Navy Special Operation Unit (SEAL) for immediate dispatch as soon as sea conditions improve.
While we are yearning to search and rescue the crew of the missing vessels, we would like also to ensure the safety of rescuers so they will be able to accomplish their mission. (End)
Statement from the Director, Naval Public Affairs Office Re- Philippine Navy responds to the call for humanitarian assistance
By: LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDGARD A AREVALO PN(M)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Monday, 09 August 2010
Philippine Navy responds to the call for humanitarian assistance Monday 09 August 2010. As weather improves, Philippine Navy Cessna 330 and Philippine Navy Cessna 324 take off 10:30 a.m. for Search Operations of the missing SF Freighter, a 498-ton cargo vessel, reported missing 2:00 a.m. Saturday 07 August 2010. She was reported to have suffered engine failure amidst turbulent winds and rough seas at the vicinity Isabel Island in Romblon.
Focus of the search will be the vicinity of Dos Hermanas Island Romblon. The expanded search area is now 900 square nautical mile taking into account drift, then-prevailing weather condition, and other data available.
Apart from its primary role of conducting maritime security operations, humanitarian operations like search, rescue, relief and rehabilitation are also among the Navy’s priority missions. (End)
Director, Naval Public Affairs Office
Monday, 09 August 2010
Philippine Navy responds to the call for humanitarian assistance Monday 09 August 2010. As weather improves, Philippine Navy Cessna 330 and Philippine Navy Cessna 324 take off 10:30 a.m. for Search Operations of the missing SF Freighter, a 498-ton cargo vessel, reported missing 2:00 a.m. Saturday 07 August 2010. She was reported to have suffered engine failure amidst turbulent winds and rough seas at the vicinity Isabel Island in Romblon.
Focus of the search will be the vicinity of Dos Hermanas Island Romblon. The expanded search area is now 900 square nautical mile taking into account drift, then-prevailing weather condition, and other data available.
Apart from its primary role of conducting maritime security operations, humanitarian operations like search, rescue, relief and rehabilitation are also among the Navy’s priority missions. (End)
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