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    The memorandum outlines a protocol for coordination between the Philippine National Police (PNP) Regional Mobile Force Battalion 2 (RMFB2) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) in joint security operations, including the adoption of colored cloth countersigns (brown for even dates and blue for odd dates) to be worn for identification. The countersigns are to be worn on the neck, right upper arm, and left upper arm on alternating dates and details on their specifications are provided in an attachment. Photos also show RMFB2 officers attending joint coordination meetings and mission planning with the 17th Infantry Battalion.

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    The memorandum outlines a protocol for coordination between the Philippine National Police (PNP) Regional Mobile Force Battalion 2 (RMFB2) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) in joint security operations, including the adoption of colored cloth countersigns (brown for even dates and blue for odd dates) to be worn for identification. The countersigns are to be worn on the neck, right upper arm, and left upper arm on alternating dates and details on their specifications are provided in an attachment. Photos also show RMFB2 officers attending joint coordination meetings and mission planning with the 17th Infantry Battalion.

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    ADVANCE COPY

    Republic of the Philippines


    NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSION
    PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
    POLICE REGIONAL OFFICE 2
    REGIONAL MOBILE FORCE BATTALION 2
    Camp Adduru A,Tuguegarao city

    MEMORANDUM

    FOR : Regional Director, PRO2


    (Attn: OIC, ROPD)

    FROM : Officer-In-Charge, RMFB2

    SUBJECT : Protocol on Coordination in the Conduct of Joint AFP/PNP


    Security Operations

    DATE : July 20, 2018

    1. References:
    a. PNP MC 05-2014 “Intensified Internal Security Operations”;
    b. PNP MC 2017-063 Amending NHP-PNP MC No. 2009-020A dated July
    5, 2010 Entitled “Guidelines and Procedures for the Rationalization of
    the PNP Mobile Groups”, dated October 16, 2017;
    c. PNP ISO Campaign Plan “KATATAGAN” 2017-2022; and
    d. Memo from OIC, ROPD dated July 19, 2018 with same subject as
    above.

    2. In compliance with the references, this Unit attended the series of joint
    coordinating meetings thru JPSCC/JAPIC/MPOC/Mission Planning and adopt a
    standard countersign (see Annex “A”) to be used by all of its operating units and
    personnel as an added identification and security measure in the conduct of combat
    operations especially during joint and inter-agency operations.

    3. Unless otherwise expressly stated in future Operation Plans, the use of the
    countersigns shall be as follows:

    Even Numbered Dates – Brown


    Odd Numbered Dates – Blue

    Effective 23 1700H JULY 2018, the display of the countersign shall be in this
    order: neck (scarf), upper-right arm, upper-left arm (ex. 23 1700H to 24 1700H
    JULY 2018: Blue to be worn on the neck, 24 1700H to 25 1700H JULY 2018:
    Brown tied to upper-right arm, and so on…).

    4. For information and reference.

    JULIUS CECIL S ORDOÑO


    Police Superintendent

    Attachment: Annex “A” – Specifications of RMFB2 Countersign


    ANNEX “A” – Specifications of RMFB2 Countersign
    Length 24”

    Width 6”

    Size – To ensure that the countersigns are substantially visible, they should be at
    least as prescribed above
    Material – the cloth used must be non-reflective, breathable or perforated (such as a
    sniper’s veil), moisture absorbent but dries easily, washable (preferably cotton) and
    its color should not bleed.
    Color – colors must be brown and blue, the color must be distinguishable enough
    but not too striking.
    Each personnel must always carry the two countersigns in every operation. Under
    no circumstances shall these two be worn at the same time.
    Photo shows: PSINSP CHRISTOPHER S NOVERAS, Operations Officer, RMFB2, PSINSP JOZEPF
    B AGUSTIN, Coy Commander, TSC, PINSP REYNALDO T MARIGMEN, Intelligence Officer, RMFB2
    together with LTCOL CAMILO A SADDAM, Battalion Commander, 17IB, 5ID, P.A and Staff attends
    the JPSCC meeting held at 17IB Headquarters, Brgy Masin, Alcala, Cagayan on May 7, 2018.

    Photo shows: PSINSP CHRISTOPHER S NOVERAS, Operations Officer, RMFB2, PSINSP JOZEPF
    B AGUSTIN, Coy Commander, TSC, PINSP REYNALDO T MARIGMEN, Intelligence Officer, RMFB2
    together with LTCOL CAMILO A SADDAM, Battalion Commander, 17IB, 5ID, P.A and Staff during the
    Mission Planning held at 17IB Headquarters, Brgy Masin, Alcala, Cagayan on May 7, 2018.

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