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Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of the Interior and Local Government

National Police CommissionPHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE

HEADQUARTERS MARITIME GROUPCamp Crame, Quezon City

MARITIME TROOPER COURSE

OBJECTIVES:

a. To train our personnel to be more adept in handling situations such asterrorism and insurgency in the Philippine territorial waters and as a maneuvering forceof the PNP on land based security operations; and

b. To provide special individual proficiency to complement the MaritimeGroups operational readiness to immediately respond in cases of natural or man-madecalamities.illegal activities to include boarder protection

DURATION: 90 days/720 hrs

PARTICIPANTS: 50 pax

PERIOD OF IMPLEMENTATION: 3rd

to 4th

Quarter

PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION

SUBJECTS SCOPE OF INSTRUCTION

NO. OF

HOURS MOI

PHASE I COURSE INTRODUCTION

A. Introduction

PNP organization, vision,mission and functions

MG organization, vision,mission and functions

Policy directives of CPNP

Objectives of COPS &

Community immersion to fisherfolks

Accountabilities andresponsibilities of public officers

Integrated TransformationProgram

8 L

B. Human Rights

PNP Human Rights

Development

Orientation/

Familiarization of HR Desks

Manual Basic Principles and

Frameworks of Human Rights

Rights-based Policing (Human

Rights in the Police Context)

Specific International Human

Rights (standards for law

enforcement)

4 L


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C. Investigation onCriminal Offence

Elements on the Crime Against

Person and Property

Revised Penal Code

Special Penal Laws Fish Examination

8 L/D

D. Crime SceneInvestigation

Procedure in processing of the

crime scene

Crime scene preservation Lifting

of evidence

SOCO checklist

4 L/D

E. Interview andInterrogation

Distinction, qualification in

adopting the techniques of the

subject matter.

Interviewing victims & witnesses

Interviewing & Interrogating

suspects

4 L/D

F. Report Writing

Spot report, investigation report

and coordination.

Pre-charge evaluation report

Administrative offenses

Rules in writing a report

4 L/D/PE

G. Legal Forms Proper format in filing documents,

summons and subpoena2 L/D

H. Filing of Case Procedures in filing of

inquest/direct/

ordinary

2 L/D

I. PoliceOperationalProcedure

General Procedures

Basic Procedures

Special Procedures

VBSS and SEA CDM

4 L


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MODULE II BOAT HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE MODULE

I. SMALL CRAFT MANAGEMENT &MANEUVERING

A. Small CraftAdministration

Orientation & Familiarization of

Craft & onboard equipment2 L

B. Boat Etiquette Protocol onboard craft 2 L

C. VesselNomenclature

Parts and functions of patrol craftexplained

2 L

D. Safety of Life atSea(SOLAS)

Emergency Medical Action

Life Saving Equipment

(Life Saving Equipment)

Life Saving Signals (Hand Signals

and Gestures during Life Saving

Response)

Water Survival

Fire fighting organization &techniques

40 L/D/PE

E. Search andRescue

Techniques on the conduct of

search & rescue and boat

maneuvering system

16 L/D/PE

J. Rules &Procedure on

Arrest

Police Intervention

Rights of the accused

Booking

Picture

Affidavit of Arrest Rights of the Accused under

custodial investigation

(MIRANDA DOCTRINE)

2 L/PE

K. Rules &Procedure onSearch & Seizure

Search Warrant & Warrantless

Search

Forms Application & Deposition of

the witness for SW

Procedures & Service thereof

Practical Exercise

2L/PE

L. ComprehensiveExamination

Written Examination 4 WE


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F. Anchoring

Procedure for proper handling of

anchors while docking and

mooring

Knot Tying

Practical Exercise

8 L/D/PE

G. Docking andUndocking

Docking & undocking boat

procedures

Practical Exercise

16 L/D/PE

H. BoardingProcedure

Vessel Board Search and Seizure

Practical Exercise16 L/D/PE

II. ENGINE OPERATION

A. Characteristics ofEngine

Knowledge & techniques of the

characteristic of engine2 L

B. Parts of Engine Knowledge & techniques of the

parts of engine2 L

C. EnginePrinciples &Operations

Knowledge & techniques about

principles & operations of engine2 L

D. Engine Report Engine reporting system

explained2 L

E. Starting andSecuring ofEngine

Checklist for engine preparation

prior to starting and securing

explained

Test and Inspection of Engine &

Propulsion

2 L

F. Repair andMaintenance Basic trouble shooting procedures 8 L/D

G. PlannedMaintenanceSystem

Lecture on progressive

maintenance system

recommended for PPBs

Watercraft Maintenance System

8 L

III. DAMAGE CONTROL

A. Objectives ofDamage Control

Principles and objectives

explained, provides instruction

in basic vessel stability concepts

such as down flooding

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B. Plugging andPatching

Actions to keep the ship afloat

Practical exercise4 L/D

C. Boat Armament

Orientation

Boat armaments onboard PPBs 4 L/D

D. Boat ArmamentOperation andMaintenance

Actual assembly & disassembly

of PPBs armaments(AGL, Cal.

50/60 MG)

Misfire Procedure

Practical exercise

8 L/D

V. NAVIGATION & COMMUNICATION

A. Chart work

Navigational Chart Origins of a

chart

Mercator Projection (Origin &

use of Mercator Projection)

Practical exercise

8 L

B. Navigation

Navigational Aids

Compass Work

Plotting

Bearing

Piloting

GPS Buoyage System

Look Outs

Practical Exercise

8 L/D

C. Rules of the Road An overview of international

maritime organization, rules of

the road explained

4 L

D. Tide & Currents Tides & currents on Philippine

coast explained2 L/D

E. MarineCommunication

Message Format

Voice Radio Procedure

Practical Exercise

2 L/PE

F. PRACTICALEXERCISES

Boat Handling All types of boats 16 PE

Actual FireFighting

All types of boats 8 PE

Actual Plotting All types of boats 8 PE


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BoardingProcedure

Vessel Board Search and

Seizure8 PE

F. ComprehensiveExamination


PHASE IMODULE III SEA MARSHAL MODULE

A. Introduction to SeaMarshal

Sea Marshal History

Mission and Function2 L

B. Firearms

Proficiency

Firearms Familiarization

Ammunition Identification

Firearm Handling Dry Firing Exercise

Zeroing

Immediate Action Drill

16 L/D/PE

C. IED Familiarization

Introduction to ImprovisedExplosive Device

Detection and recognition ofIEDs

Procedures/IED safety and

counter measures

16 L/D/PE

D. Emergency Alarmand Signals

Aboard Ship

Distress Signals and Man-overboard exercises

4 L/D/PE

E. CrisisManagement andShipboardEmergencies

Vessel emergency procedures

Rules and procedures ondealing with the Hostage

Taking/Sea Jacking and Anti-Piracy

16 L/D/PE

F. ComprehensiveExamination &Practical ExercisesIn Ports OnboardDomesticPassenger AndCargo Vessel

Written examination

Practical Exercises 8 WE/PE


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MODULE IV INTERNAL SECURITY

I. KNOWLEDGE IN INSURGENCY

A. Understanding theCPP, NPA & NDFMovement

Knowing ourselves, understandingand making democracy safe andmaking it work

Knowing the enemy vis-a-vis whatwe are fighting for dynamics

Potential and art of peoples war

Testing and evaluating the holisticformula & pro-democracy peopleswar

CPP, NPA & NDF Tactics in Raidsand Ambuscades and other threatgroups

16 L

B. Social IntegrationProgram

Balik Baril Program, Amnesties, andother assistance for rebel returnees

4 L

C. BPATs PNP ISO Campaign Plan

Samahan, EO Mapagpalayaand other issuances

4 L

II. BASIC COMBAT TRAINING

A. Mission Planning Team Organization

Objectives & Execution4 L

B. Intro to SpecialEquipment

GPS

Binoculars

Range Finders

Night Vision Goggles

4 L

C. Martial Arts

Aikido

Pekiti Tersia

Combat Karate

24 L/D/PE

D. First Aid andEvacuation

First Aid treatment of injuries, lifesaving, steps and field experiencesin evacuation( land, water and airevacuation ) of sick and wounded

8 L/D/PE

A. Rope Courses

Different kinds of knots,rappelling equipment,rappelling techniques, verticalsurface rappelling

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E. SurvivalTechniques

Tree Top Adventure (JEST)

Types of Natural Weapons

Improvised Shelter in the Field

Edible Foods available in the Jungle

Medicinal and Poisonous Plants

16 L/D/PE

F. Police InterventionTechniques

Patrolling

Check point

Raid

Close Quarter Battle (CQB)

Ambuscades

Immediate Action Drill (IAD) in landand sea

40 L/D/PE

III. MAP READING

B. Direction Study of Direction 2 L/PE

C. Compass Parts and Uses during Night

and Day4 L/PE

D. Route Planning Selection of Legs for Cross

Country Routes

Plotting

2 L/PE

E. Land Navigation

Practical Exercise(ground) in Locating pointsusing the Map and Compassduring day and night

8 PE

F. ComprehensiveExamination


MODULE V BASIC SCUBA DIVING

I. INTRODUCTION TO SCUBA DIVING

A. ModuleIntroduction

Introduction, Basic History ofSCUBA & Course Operations

4 L

B. Orientation

Orientation to SCUBA diving(Video -presentation)

Buoyancy Skin Diving Equipment

Respiration (Basics) Water skills preview

4 L/VP

C. DivingPhysics

Physics of air and waterpressure related to divingmechanic pressure

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D. MedicalAspect

Anatomy and physiology ofthe respiratory system

Effects of pressurephenomenon

Divers diseases and injuriesand the application of first aidand medical evacuation

2 L

E. DivingSignals &Communications

Hand signals in SCUBA diving Diving communications Buddy system

2 L

II. SWIMMING PROFICIENCY AND PHYSICAL CONDITIONING

A. SwimmingTechniques

Free Style Techniques Breast Stroke Side Stroke

Breath Holding UW Swim

40 D/PE

B. Swim Test Evaluation 16 PE

III. DIFFERENT TOPICS ON SCUBA

A. Familiarizationof SCUBAEquipments

Intro to SCUBA equipment Characteristics, principle and

operations8 L/PE

B. SCUBAEquipmentMaintenance

Maintenance and repair ofSCUBA equipment

8 L/PE

C. SCUBA Skills

Procedures in cleaning

Hose recovery

Breathing without a mask Surface swimming with

SCUBA

Giant stride entry Skill combination Detecting and Emergency

Procedure

40 L/PE

D. UnderwaterPre-Dive Exercises

Buoyant Ascent Procedure Practical Exercises

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E. Lectures on DiveTables and otherRelated topics

Dive planning Dive Tables Diving Emergencies

Water Skills Preview Assignment (Dive Table

Problems)

8 L

F. Theory onUnderwater Search

Different Methods/Approach onconducting Underwater Search,Rescue and Retrieval Operations

4 L

G. Confined WaterExercise (Swimwith SCUBA Tank)

Students to perform1 mile surface swim with

SCUBA gears Independent SCUBA set-up Independent Buoyancy

adjustment Buoyancy Control-Hovering

use of alternate air source emergency ascent

16 PE

H. SCUBA DiveTest

Equipment preparation Mask Defogging

Snorkel Breathing

Snorkel Clearing (BlastMethod)

Use of Fins

BCD inflation/deflation Surface Resting Head First Surface Dive Ascent/Descent Techniques Snorkel Cleaning

24 PE

IV. ACTUAL DIVE, CHECK OUT AND EVALUATION

A. Knot Tying Underwater knot tying techniques 8 L/PE

B. Open WaterDive (30 ft)

Check out and evaluation 8 PE

C. Open WaterDive (60 ft)


D. Open WaterDive(120 ft)



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E. Night/LimitedVisibility Dive(30-40 ftfor 30 mins)


MODULE VI Field Training Exercise

FTX

Deployment at Pier, Ports and

Harbors

JEST

Scenarios (e.g. VBSS)

40 PE

ComprehensiveExamination


Legends:

L - Lecture

D - Demonstration

PE - Practical Exercises

WE - Written Examination

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