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JONG CADION
Brawner
excelled significantly in his military career, specialization courses and
trainings such as Special Forces Operation Course, (where he ranked number
one), Infantry Officer Basic Course (where he ranked 2nd), AFP Comptrollership
Basic Course (ranked number one), and Intel Officer Course where he also ranked
number one.
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PAGADIAN
CITY, Zamboanga del Sur (June 11, 2019) – The 1st Infantry
Division tendered arrival honors to the newly promoted General here, Tuesday,
9:00 a.m, June 11, 2019, military official said.
Capt.
Clint Antipala, Division Public Affairs Office (DPAO) acting Chief disclosed that Brigadier General Romeo S.
Brawner Jr., the 103rd Infantry Brigade Commander, based in Kampo Ranao, Marawi
City, was accorded with a company-sized military honors as an accolade for his
invaluable service as a Tabak Trooper.
"I
thanked the 1ID for the honors tendered to me and I owe this promotion to our
dear Lord and to many people who helped me in my career," said Brawner in
his speech.
Brawner
is a member of PMA “Makatao” Class of 1989 where he graduated Nr 2 and the
baron (Corps Commander) of his class.
He
served and held various positions in different units and offices in the Armed
Force of the Philippines, significant of which was being the Chief of Staff,
6th Infantry Division; Spokesperson and at the same time Deputy Commander of
the Joint Task Force Ranao, that remarkably helped liberate Marawi from Maute
terrorists.
Brawner
excelled significantly in his military career, specialization courses and
trainings such as Special Forces Operation Course, (where he ranked number
one), Infantry Officer Basic Course (where he ranked 2nd), AFP Comptrollership
Basic Course (ranked number one), and Intel Officer Course where he also ranked
number one.
He
also finished Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Emotional Intel at Work Forum,
Unified CMO Coordinating Workshop, Jump Master Course, Advance Security
Cooperation, Master of Strategic Studies, United Nation Peacekeeping Force,
Support to Counter Terrorism, and Senior Service College & Joint
Professional Education at the United States Army War College. (With DPAO
press release and photos)
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