
Military Forces Deliver Relief, Clean Water to Quake-Stricken Mindanao
Armed forces units reached cut-off communities in Sarangani and Davao Occidental after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake, delivering food, water, and medical aid.

Armed forces units reached cut-off communities in Sarangani and Davao Occidental after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake, delivering food, water, and medical aid.

Military troops under Joint Task Force Agila ramped up disaster relief efforts on June 13 across earthquake-hit communities in Sarangani Province and Davao Occidental, working alongside government agencies and civilian volunteers.

Deploying fixed-wing planes and helicopters, the Philippine Air Force carried out airlift and medical evacuation missions across Southern Mindanao after a devastating 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck the region.

Rescue teams, water purification units, and road-clearing crews were mobilized by the Philippine Army on June 11 to assist earthquake survivors across General Santos City, Sarangani, and Davao Occidental.

Hundreds of Philippine Army soldiers are on the ground across Mindanao following a devastating 7.8-magnitude earthquake, with hundreds more on standby alert.

Established with DSWD recognition and led by AFPOLCI, the BAHAYANI CDC offers holistic early childhood care to AFP personnel and civilian staff dependents.

Military-led relief operations following a major earthquake in the Davao region included aerial surveys, Black Hawk evacuations, and multi-agency ground response across isolated communities.

Mobilizing over 850 soldiers across two infantry divisions, the Philippine Army launched a full-scale disaster response in General Santos City and surrounding Mindanao provinces following a destructive earthquake and its aftershocks.

Air assets including a Black Hawk helicopter and C-295 transport plane were mobilized by the Philippine Air Force hours after a powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Sarangani Province on June 8, 2026.

Military disaster response units were activated across eastern Mindanao after a quake struck the region Monday morning, with aerial surveys and damage assessments already underway.

Following a powerful magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck Mindanao on June 8, 2026, the Philippine Army’s 10th Infantry Division activated multiple battalions and response units to conduct rescue and relief operations across affected communities.

Soldiers from the Army’s 8th Infantry Division joined DepEd’s Brigada Eskwela drive, rehabilitating public school facilities across all six Eastern Visayas provinces before the June 8 class opening.

Troops from the Philippine and Australian armies are conducting intensive joint training across multiple sites in Camarines Sur under Exercise Kasangga 26-01.

Allied Philippine and American forces wrapped up a five-day maritime cooperative exercise near Bajo de Masinloc in the West Philippine Sea, covering search-and-rescue, boarding operations, and helicopter drills.

Earning honors and advanced military qualifications, a Cebuano PMA cadet finished a four-year program at the United States Air Force Academy and will now serve as a commissioned PAF officer.

Bilateral defense talks between the Philippine and Royal Thai air forces concluded at Villamor Air Base, advancing a five-year cooperation roadmap covering training, joint exercises, and information sharing.

Soldiers-turned-performers from the 7th Infantry Division brought their original nationalist musical to Philippine Army headquarters, drawing the personal attendance of the Army chief.

Major General James Bartholomees of the 25th Infantry Division visited the Philippine Army’s 2nd Infantry Division on May 25, 2026, reinforcing bilateral defense ties between Manila and Washington.