Marine Corps Training Center, Philippine Navy
MARINE CORPS TRAINING CENTER
PHILIPPINE NAVY
Year Approved: 2005
MARINE INSIGNIA- represents the Philippine Marines to which unit belongs.
ANHCOR- symbolizes that the Philippine Marines is an arm of the Philippine Navy.
SUN WITH EIGHT (8) RAYS- represents the first eight (8) provinces which raised arms against foreign colonizer during the Philippine revolution.
THREE (3) STARS- stand for three (3) major island groups that consist the Philippine Archipelago where Marine units are deployed.
ROPE- signifies the renewed espirit-de-corps of Marines and the never-ending bond that exist among them true to the saying, "Once a Marine, always a Marine".
RED,GOLD,SILVER- represents the Marine colors that stand for nobility and courage.
TORCH- conveys the mission of the unit which is to provide the Officers and Men of the Philippine Marines with knowledge.
PENTAGON- depicts the five other major units that the Marine Training Center provides with training at its inception.
MARINE INSIGNIA- represents the Philippine Marines to which unit belongs.
ANHCOR- symbolizes that the Philippine Marines is an arm of the Philippine Navy.
SUN WITH EIGHT (8) RAYS- represents the first eight (8) provinces which raised arms against foreign colonizer during the Philippine revolution.
THREE (3) STARS- stand for three (3) major island groups that consist the Philippine Archipelago where Marine units are deployed.
ROPE- signifies the renewed espirit-de-corps of Marines and the never-ending bond that exist among them true to the saying, "Once a Marine, always a Marine".
RED,GOLD,SILVER- represents the Marine colors that stand for nobility and courage.
TORCH- conveys the mission of the unit which is to provide the Officers and Men of the Philippine Marines with knowledge.
PENTAGON- depicts the five other major units that the Marine Training Center provides with training at its inception.
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