Title
Amendments to Military Training and Service Laws
Law
Republic Act No. 4091
Decision Date
Jun 19, 1964
Republic Act No. 4091 amends certain sections of the National Defense Act and Republic Act No. 1831, requiring young men to register for military training and service in the Armed Forces of the Philippines, with benefits and entitlements provided during the training period.
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Compensation and Benefits During Training and Service

  • Trainees receive a monthly base pay of at least ten pesos for the first ten months.
  • For service beyond ten months, trainees receive an additional five pesos per month.
  • Trainees are entitled to meals and barracks accommodation, medical and dental care, clothing, and transportation.
  • The Secretary of National Defense may regulate allowances, ensuring they are not less than seventy-five pesos.
  • Those assigned to actual combat operations receive pay and allowances equal to enlisted Regular Force members.
  • For non-combat assignments with the Regular Force, higher pay and allowances may be granted as prescribed by the Secretary of National Defense.
  • Personnel assigned for overseas service with Regular Force units receive pay and allowances equivalent to Regular Force enlisted men on overseas duty.

Clarification of Terminology

  • Terms such as 'military instruction', 'trainee instruction', 'military training', 'training', 'instruction', and 'military service' are to be understood as 'training service', unless context dictates otherwise.

Effectivity

  • The provisions of this Act take effect immediately upon approval.

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