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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Forty-one personnel, including two from the Philippine National Police, graduated from the Combat Tracking (Aspin) Training Class 01-2024 in a ceremony held 18 June at Barangay Impalambong, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon.
The intensive training, conducted by the 4th Division (Mentor) Training School, honed participants’ skills in tracking and neutralizing enemy movement across various terrains. Most graduates came from units under the 4th Infantry (Diamond) Division, with some from the 1st Infantry Division.
Named “Class Canix-Pugnax” (Latin for “fighting dog”), the group embodied resilience, adaptability and grit throughout the course.