The Daily Tribune, Friday, December 17, 2010
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. Corporate Business Group’s FVP and head Nerissa Ramos (front row, 7th from left) recently graced the graduation ceremony of the participants of the two-day security training seminar which PLDT hosted and conducted for the Philippine Navy at the PLDT TelTec Building in Mandaluyong City. The Philippine Navy is the naval arm of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP). It is administered through the Department of National Defense. Currently, the Navy establishment is actually composed of two type commands, the Philippine Fleet and Philippine Marine Corps. It is further organized into seven Naval Operational Commands, five Naval Support Commands, and seven Naval Support Units considering the vastness of the territorial waters that the Navy has to protect and defend, optimal deployment of naval resources is achieved through identification of suitable locations where the presence of these units are capable of delivering responsive services.
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. Corporate Business Group’s FVP and head Nerissa Ramos (front row, 7th from left) recently graced the graduation ceremony of the participants of the two-day security training seminar which PLDT hosted and conducted for the Philippine Navy at the PLDT TelTec Building in Mandaluyong City. The Philippine Navy is the naval arm of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP). It is administered through the Department of National Defense. Currently, the Navy establishment is actually composed of two type commands, the Philippine Fleet and Philippine Marine Corps. It is further organized into seven Naval Operational Commands, five Naval Support Commands, and seven Naval Support Units considering the vastness of the territorial waters that the Navy has to protect and defend, optimal deployment of naval resources is achieved through identification of suitable locations where the presence of these units are capable of delivering responsive services.
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