Palace Renews Vow to Bolster Scout Rangers' Capabilities
The Office of the President has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the capabilities and readiness of the Philippine Army's First Scout Ranger Regiment. The administration lauded the troops' sacrifices and pledged to address their operational needs and welfare.
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