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The calling to serve is not heard by all, but the brave few who answer it become leaders

Meet Cadet First Class Aldwin Christian D. Bartolome from San Jose del Monte, Bulacan. From a young age, Cadet Bartolome already knew what he wanted — to follow in the footsteps of his role model, his father, and become a police officer. But beyond admiration, he carried in his heart a deep and personal calling: to serve the nation, to be a force for justice, especially for the poor and the unheard.

“To be a good leader, one must be a follower first.” Something Cadet Bartolome has been believing in even before he got into the academy. Now, as a First Class Cadet of Delta Company, Cadet Bartolome has grown into a leader who balances discipline with compassion. He has become not only a responsible and principled upperclassman but also a dependable “kuya” to his underclass — firm when needed, but always approachable. He embodies the saying: “Leadership is not about power, but about service and presence.

For him, wearing the maroon uniform is not about authority — it’s about empathy, integrity, and the courage to do what is right.

Do you feel the same calling?

Cadet Bartolome invites you to take the first step.

Source: PNPA KALASAG

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