AFP Logistics Support Command

26/09/2026

15/09/2026

TITLE: LSC, AFP: WOMEN AND GENDER EQUALITY IN LOGISTICS PLANNING AND OPERATIONS IN ACTION

Throughout the history of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), the Logistics Support Command (LSC) has stood out as a pioneering institution that genuinely respects and values the power of female leadership. Embracing gender equality, the LSC actively places women in key positions across logistics planning and critical field operations, directly supporting and strengthening the core LSC leadership.

These female leaders excel in high-pressure environments, demonstrating a remarkable capacity for critical thinking and strategic foresight. In logistics, where precision is vital, they ensure that lines of communication are flawlessly structured and clearly executed. Beyond operational efficiency, they excel in human resource management—fostering a supportive workspace that makes subordinates feel valued while simultaneously setting a high standard of discipline and accountability.

Driven, resilient, and highly capable, these women balance demanding military careers with sustaining their families. When given designated duties within the logistical spectrum, they lead without hesitation, commanding with the power, credibility, and technical expertise required to sustain the AFP's mission.

09/09/2026

TITLE: Courtesy Call of Commander LSC, AFP at Naval Fleet Eastern Mindanao and Eastern Mindanao Command

In line with the AFP Vision 2028, CAPT ARCHIBALD DINO C DELFIN PN (MNSA), Commander of the Logistics Support Command, AFP (LSC, AFP), paid an official visit to the Naval Forces Eastern Mindanao (NFEM), headed by COMMODORE IRENEO D BATTUNG PN, and the Eastern Mindanao Command (EASTMINCOM), headed by LTGEN ADONIS ARIEL G ORIO PA. Accompanied by COL MARY GLENDA PA (GSC), Inspector General, the visit aimed to ensure sustained, responsive, and effective centralized logistics support within the Eastern Mindanao Area of Operations.

During the courtesy calls, CAPT DELFIN was formally received by senior officers from both Commands, including BGEN CHARLIE L TIU JR PAF, Deputy Commander, EASTMINCOM, and CAPT MELVIN U CARRO PN (GSC), Commander, Naval Installation Facility – Eastern Mindanao (NIF-EM).

The engagement featured courtesy calls and the signing of the guest book, followed with discussions on strengthening inter-command collaboration, particularly the critical role of timely, reliable, and coordinated logistics support in Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response (HADR) operations.

The visit underscored the shared commitment of the commands to enhanced operational synergy, sustained readiness, and responsive logistics support, further strengthening the AFP's capability to effectively respond to contingencies and HADR requirements across Eastern Mindanao.

08/09/2026

TITLE: LSC,AFP: 3RD JOINT LOGISTICS SUPPORT GROUP TURNOVER CEREMONY 04 SEPT 2026

The Logistics Support Command, Armed Forces of the Philippines (LSC, AFP), officially marked a transition in leadership during the Turnover of Command Ceremony of the 3rd Joint Logistics Support Group (3RDJLSG). The formal event took place at the IMF-EM Consolidated Mess Hall, Naval Station Felix Apolinario (NSFA), in Panacan, Davao City, and was presided over by CAPT ARCHIBALD DINO C DELFIN PN (MNSA), Commander of the Logistics Support Command, AFP, signaling the command’s commitment to ensuring continuous and reliable operations across its critical sub-units.

A key highlight of the event was the formal recognition of the outgoing commander, LTC JEREMY MAR R AGUM PA (GSC). In honor of his distinguished leadership and valuable service during his tenure, CAPT DELFIN presented LTC AGUM with the prestigious Command Plaque, the Military Merit Medal and Certificate of Appreciation from EASTMINCOM. The awards underscored his successful stewardship in maintaining the high readiness state of the 3RDJLSG.

The ceremony moved to its central symbolic segment with the official handover of the Unit Symbol to LTC GERALD D DELES (OS) PA, a graduate of the Officers Candidate School – OPC Class 52 “Banggiitan,” who formally assumed office as the incoming Acting Commander of the 3RDJLSG. He takes on the responsibility of leading the unit and steering it toward the achievement of its upcoming operational goals.

In their respective addresses, both officers expressed their profound gratitude. LTC AGUM, the outgoing commander, extended his heartfelt thanks to the men and women of the 3RDJLSG for their unwavering dedication, as well as to the higher command leadership for the trust given to him during his tour of duty. Meanwhile, LTC DELES, the incoming Acting Commander, formally acknowledged the leadership’s confidence in his capabilities and pledged to uphold the unit’s proud standards of operational readiness.

In his keynote address, CAPT ARCHIBALD DINO C. DELFIN PN (MNSA) commended both leaders for a seamless transition. He praised their dedication to sustaining the 3RDJLSG’s primary missions, which serve as crucial structural pillars supporting the broader centralized logistics mandate of the LSC, AFP.

Providing his strategic guidance to LTC DELES, the Presiding Officer emphasized the urgency of maintaining the unit’s operational momentum. He directed the new Acting Commander to continuously build and develop the 3RDJLSG into a fully equipped and highly responsive logistics force. This focus ensures that the unit remains highly capable of responding efficiently across both the Eastern Mindanao Command (EASTMINCOM) and Western Mindanao Command (WESMINCOM) areas of operation.

In closing, he empowered the personnel of the 3RDJLSG to rally behind their new leadership, urging them to extend their complete and unwavering support and institutional loyalty to LTC DELES. CAPT DELFIN reminded every soldier and civilian employee to remain deeply focused on their individual duties, emphasizing that personal accountability and dedicated professionalism are the definitive keys to achieving overall mission success. He concluded by wishing the entire unit good fortune and divine blessings as they open this new chapter of military service.

02/09/2026

TITLE: TURN-OVER CEREMONY OF CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL AND NUCLEAR DEFENSE GROUP 24 August 2026

To sustain the momentum established by the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Defense Group, the unit must maintain mission effectiveness under new leadership. The incoming commander must possess comprehensive knowledge of CBRN operations and a deep understanding of their strategic relevance to Large-Scale Combat Operations (LSCO) within the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).

The Logistics Support Command (LSC) conducted a Change of Command Ceremony, presided over by CAPT ARCHIBALD DINO C DELFIN PN (MNSA), Commander of the Logistics Support Command, AFP. A key highlight of the activity was the presentation of the Command Plaque and the Military Commendation Medal to LTC KIM VANESSA Y DURANTE PA (GSC) in recognition of her valuable service during her tenure as Commander of the CBRNDG. Following the handover of Unit symbol to CDR RUDEL R ROMANES PN who assumed the office as Acting Commander of the CBRNDG.

Both officers were given the opportunity to deliver their messages, expressing their deep gratitude and appreciation to the personnel of the CBRNDG and to the command leadership for the trust and confidence bestowed upon them. In his address, the Presiding Officer congratulated both the outgoing and incoming commanders for a job well done, commending their efforts in sustaining the CBRNDG’s mission and functions, which directly contribute to the overarching mission of the AFP Logistics Support Command (AFPLSC). Furthermore, he provided strategic guidance to the incoming Acting Commander, CDR ROMANES, urging him to maintain the unit's momentum. He emphasized the need to continuously develop the CBRNDG into a fully equipped force capable of responding dynamically to evolving threats against Program 4 units and the entire AFP, while strengthening inter-agency coordination to effectively address CBRN threats.

Concluding his address, the Presiding Officer empowered the personnel of the CBRNDG to extend their unwavering support and loyalty to their newly installed Acting Commander. He urged every individual to remain focused on their designated duties and responsibilities, emphasizing that personal accountability and dedication are vital to achieving mission success in every CBRNDG operation. He closed with a strong message of encouragement, wishing the entire unit good luck and divine blessings as they embark on this new chapter of service.




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17/08/2026

TITLE: UPGRADING SUB-UNITS LOGISTICS CAPABILITY: COMMANDER LSC, AFP CONDUCTS OFFICIAL VISIT TO SUB-UNITS

The Logistics Support Command (LSC) exists to sustain the force that secures the nation in times of war, peace, and calamity. Every Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) mission depends on logistics that is responsive, reliable, and ready. Logistics is not merely a support function; it is a decisive enabler of operational success.

In line with the core mission of the LSC, AFP to provide effective and efficient centralized logistics management to Program 4 units, JOSUs, and JTFs, CAPT ARCHIBALD DINO C DELFIN PN (MNSA), Commander of the LSC, AFP, has committed to leading a command that is mission-focused, people-centered, values-driven, and future-ready. The success of the Command will be measured through its readiness, sustainability, and confidence, as well as how it inspires every supported sub-unit.

The conduct of sub-unit visitations aims to determine and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each unit regarding logistical requirements and capability. Specifically, the visits focused on assessing the competency of each unit during logistical planning and operations, alongside the capability of personnel to work within their designated job descriptions. During the visits, sub-units presented their respective unit briefings to the Commander, LSC, which were followed by an open forum.

Lastly, the guidance and philosophy of the commander rest on five enduring principles:
• Mission First: The command must always anticipate requirements, deliver timely sustainment, and ensure operational readiness across all AFP missions. Logistics must be proactive, integrated with operations, and executed with precision.
• People Always: Personnel must be valued because they are the greatest strength of the unit. Every soldier, civilian human resource, and stakeholder deserves dignity, respect, professional growth, and the opportunity for meaningful contribution. Leadership is measured by service, mentorship, and empowerment.
• Integrity Without Compromise: The command stands as a steward of public trust and national resources. Accountability, transparency, discipline, and ethical conduct will guide every decision, as excellence begins with integrity.
• Innovation Through Continuous Improvement: The command needs to embrace modernization, digital transformation, and sound logistics practices to improve efficiency, resilience, and responsiveness. Personnel will remain adaptive and committed to better ways of accomplishing the mission.
• One Team, One Purpose: Logistics succeeds through collaboration. The command will strengthen partnerships across the Armed Forces, government agencies, industry, and other stakeholders, knowing that unity of effort multiplies effectiveness.

The Commander's leadership is grounded in the teachings of Jesus Christ: “Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant.” The Command is viewed as a sacred trust to serve with humility, courage, and compassion. Leaders must lead by example, speak with honesty, listen with respect, and act with fairness.

Together, the leadership and personnel will build a command culture marked by competence, accountability, teamwork, innovation, and unwavering commitment to mission accomplishment. The LSC aims to be a command that anticipates needs, delivers excellence, and steadfastly supports those on the frontlines. Lastly, with God's guidance and the dedication of every member of the command, Team Logistics Support Command will operate under the motto: "Together we can, Together we will."




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14/08/2026

TITLE: Courtesy Call of Commander LSC, AFP at Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) 03 August 2026

In line with AFP Vision 2028, CAPT ARCHIBALD DINO C DELFIN PN (MNSA), Commander of the Logistics Support Command, AFP (LSC, AFP), conducted an official visit to the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC, AFP) headquarters. He was received by MGEN ROSENDO C ABAD JR, Commander, JSOC. Accompanied by the Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations, SC3, CDR MARICHU L SAYAS PN (GSC), the visit aimed to guarantee sustained, agile, and centralized logistics support tailored to high-stakes Special Operations and Joint Operations.

The engagement began with a courtesy call and the traditional signing of the Guest Book, transitioning quickly into high-level tactical discussions. The commanders focused heavily on optimizing supply chains for JSOC's specialized, rapid-deployment missions, with particular emphasis on Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response (HADR) in high-risk environments.

Recognizing that special operations demand immediate, specialized equipment and flexible distribution, the dialogue centered on streamlining inter-command collaboration. This ensures that JSOC operators maintain uninterrupted combat and rescue capabilities through timely, reliable, and coordinated logistics. The visit underscored both commands' shared commitment to operational synergy, maximizing JSOC’s rapid-response readiness, and ensuring crisis responsiveness across the National Capital Region and beyond.

11/08/2026

TITLE: STRATEGIC LOGISTICAL SYNERGY: LSC, AFP CONDUCTS OFFICIAL VISIT TO AIR LOGISTICS SUPPORT COMMAND, Philippine Air Force

In line with its core mission to deliver effective and centralized logistics management across the Armed Forces of the Philippines, the Logistics Support Command (LSC, AFP) took a major step toward joint-force innovation and digital transformation.

On 06 August 2026, LSC Commander CAPT ARCHIBALD DINO C DELFIN PN (MNSA), alongside the Philippine Navy’s Aviation Warfare Force led by CDR DIVINO N JORE PN, conducted a high-level official visit to the Air Logistics Support Command (ALSC), Philippine Air Force at Clark Air Base, Mabalacat City, Pampanga.

The delegation was warmly received by ALSC Commander MGEN ULYSSES S MARQUEZ PAF. Following a courtesy call that symbolized strong inter-unit camaraderie, both leadership groups convened for a strategic Focus Group Discussion (FGD).

ALC Chief of Staff COL PERFECTO R MAGALONG JR PAF (GSC) kicked off the briefing, which centered on the Philippine Air Force Integrated Logistics System (PAFILS)—one of the military's most advanced supply operations networks. Expert officers unpacked the inner workings of its core digital components on their different integrated system management.

By sharing their operational concepts, data security access protocols, and automation best practices, both commands have laid down a strong foundation for future logistics innovations and unified joint-force operations.

As COL MAGALONG noted in his closing remarks, this historic engagement marks the beginning of an even stronger, highly collaborative, and modern AFP logistics family in the near future.

Following the conference, the delegation conducted a series of targeted site visits to benchmark ground-level operations at 410th Maintenance Wing Warehouse to inspect the facility and observe real-time maintenance logistics workflows and at approximately 1400H, CAPT DELFIN paid an official courtesy call to BGEN RONNIE C CABINGAS PAF, Commander of the 420th Supply Wing. Afterward, the LSC & PNAWF team visited the supply wing's primary storage facilities, concluding the engagement with a walkthrough focused on proper storage and inventory management practices.

The highly productive, day-long collaborative activity successfully concluded the same afternoon, marking a milestone for joint-force logistics integration.

11/08/2026

TITLE: STRATEGIC LOGISTICAL SYNERGY: LSC, AFP CONDUCTS OFFICIAL VISIT TO SUPPORT COMMAND, PHILIPPINE ARMY

In line with the core mission of the Logistics Support Command, Armed Forces of the Philippines (LSC, AFP) to provide effective and efficient centralized logistics management to Program 4 units, JOSUs, and JTFs, CAPT ARCHIBALD DINO C DELFIN PN (MNSA), Commander of the LSC, AFP, paid an official visit to the Support Command, Philippine Army (SPTCOM, PA), Fort Magsaysay, Nueva Ecija on 05 August 2026. He was warmly received by BGEN PRUDENCIO A IDDOBA PA, Commander of the Support Command, along with his Command Staff Officers.

The engagement was highlighted by a courtesy call and the signing of the Guest Book, symbolizing the strong inter-unit camaraderie and shared vision between the two major support commands. During the engagement at the Officers Club House, BGEN IDDOBA introduced his staff, headed by Deputy Commander BGEN VINCENT ARNOLD O DY PA, while CAPT DELFIN introduced the LSC Team.

Strategic discussions follows which centered on key modernization and defense pillars like streamlining supply chain processes to match modern warfare and defense requirements, analyzing the strategic deployment of Support Command units to serve as a blueprint for LSC benchmarking, enhancing operational readiness for Program 4 units, Joint Operational Support Units (JOSUs), and Joint Task Forces (JTFs) and strengthening tactical logistics support during wartime scenarios and Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response (HADR) missions within the Northern Luzon Command (NOLCOM) Area of Responsibility. BGEN IDDOBA advised the LSC Commander to empower the 1JLSG to actively participate in NOLCOM simulation activities to accurately track and optimize logistical movements.

After the call, LSC Command Group conducted an extensive site inspection of key sub-units stationed within the Support Command. The tour was facilitated by COL FRANCIS A SEÑORON (OS) GSC PA, the Chief of Staff for Operations (G3). The delegation visited and inspected the capabilities of the following specialized units:
• Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Company: Assessing specialized decontamination and defense capability equipment.
• 1st Supply Battalion (1SBN): Inspecting warehouse organization and proper military storage facilities.
• 1st Maintenance Battalion (1MBN): Reviewing standard mobility maintenance innovations and vehicular fleet readiness.
• 1st Ammo Battalion (1AAB): Evaluating am******on safety management protocols and stockpiling facilities.

The comprehensive visit concluded successfully on the same day, reinforcing both commands' commitment to operational synergy, institutional readiness, and highly responsive logistical operations nationwide.