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1ID recognizes 'Tabak' trooper

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THE Army’s 1st Infantry “Tabak” Division (ID) recognized one of its troopers for outstanding academic achievement during the flag-raising ceremony Monday, October 3, 2022.

Recognized was Private First Class Lady Mae P. Legas, after finishing number one in the Civil-Military Operation (CMO) Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) Correspondence Course Class 10-2022 with an average of 95.71 percent.

Legas received a Command Plaque from Brigadier General Jose Randolf Sino Cruz, 1ID assistant division commander.

Meanwhile, Sino Cruz thanked Legas and the I1D troopers for their efforts and dedication in their service.

“Let this activity be a motivation for all of us, that we should emulate because it is for the betterment of our organization,” Sino Cruz said.

“Magkakaroon tayo ng mga ganitong mga accomplishments, upang sa gayon, mas lalo pa nating pag-igtingin ang ating pagseserbisyo sa ating inang bayan at sa ating Division,” he added. (SunStar Zamboanga)

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