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A
project to record the evolution of the Philippine Reserve Officers
Training Corps as a whole, and the Ateneo
de Davao ROTC Unit in particular.
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ROTC
in the Philippines > ROTC
History > ROTC in World War II |
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By
1941 there were 33 colleges and universities throughout
the country that maintained ROTC units. All however,
were closed with the onset of World War II.
The
war saw ROTC products in action for the first time.
Cadets from different Metro Manila units took part
in the defense of Bataan; in the Visayas, 45% of the
75th Infantry Regiment of the US Armed Forces in the
Far East (USAFFE) were ROTC cadets of Silliman
University; and after the surrender of last American
bastion in the archipelago, volunteers from the Philippine
Military Academy and various ROTC units formed the
Hunter's
ROTC Guerillas, which took part in the resistance
movement during the Japanese occupation.
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The
project has neither requested nor received any official approval
from either the Ateneo de Davao University to construct and maintain
this site. It is not, and was never meant to be, the official
website of the Ateneo de Davao ROTC Unit.
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Majorem Dei Gloriam |
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Copyright
ADROTH Project 1991-2006
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