Miyerkules, Abril 18, 2018

A Cadet's defition of: Honor


every person in this world has different definition and instruction regarding their own respective core values. Here in the Philippine Military Academy, we are taught to practice excellence, chivalry, humility, and dignity while we instill the values of Courage, Integrity, and Loyalty; under the sole purpose of the Honor Code.

In PMA, we have nine (9) core values that serve as our corner foundation as a cadet. These are: Honor, Integrity, Courage, Duty, Respect, Humility, Excellence, Solidarity, and Loyalty. These foundations have something to do to our future job – officers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.



Honor. Per the definition rendered by PMA, Department of Leadership, under the umbrella of Values Enhancement Program: Honor is our crowning value as it is more precious than life itself. It is the hallmark of our military conduct, which implies our clear consciousness of personal dignity and worth. We associate it with good reputation, and is the immortal, sacred part of our character, the violation of which should bring about shame in us and the dignity to impose on ourselves the requisite restitution. As I have mentioned at the latter part of this blog, Honor Code is the cadets’ basic law. As the saying goes, “You take our Honor, and you take our life”. Honor is the most important thing for us, cadets; for it is the product of our 4-year sacrifice and hardship at the PMA. It is where our lives, as cadets, revolves. Honor code separates us from the other academy and university, whereas it preserves our dignity and conscience. To me, being an honorable person is much better, than being a liar, cheater, thief, or any of the likes under the bad and wrong habits and values of humans.
References: Department of Leadership; Powerpoint presentation of VEP

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