Manila Bulletin
Brawner tells troops: Don’t be shaken by political noise
AFP Chief Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr. urged soldiers to remain loyal to the Philippine Constitution and uphold their sworn vows amidst current political turmoil.
Brawner emphasized that military personnel should not be swayed by the "political noise" and must maintain professionalism and competence.
He reminded them that their loyalty is to the position, not to individuals, and to follow the chain of command.
The military chief stressed that soldiers' mandate is clear: to defend the Constitution and the country, and be loyal to duly-constituted authorities.
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