A Mindanaoan is now the new Philippine Marine Corps Commandant in the Armed Forces of the Philippines. | alipalajulieINQ /PDI
Rojas consistently followed the career ladder of a marine officer.
“The overwhelming show of support that I continue to receive since the day that the appointment went out is truly inspirational. I would use this to be able to muster all I can to deliver all mandated tasks.” He specialized in special operations during his deployment in the provinces of Sulu, Bulacan, Quezon, Basilan, Kalinga Apayao, and in the cities of Zamboanga and Cotabato.He was trained and completed courses in basic airborne, jumpmaster, scuba diving, scout ranger, intelligence, explosive and ordnance, sure shock urban, jungle environment survival, force reconnaissance and officers’ psyops.
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