BAGUIO CITY — The Philippine Military Academy (PMA) “Talang Dangal” Class of 2026 graduated on Saturday not just as traditional military officers, but as a new generation of soldiers trained for the realities of modern warfare — from cyber threats and artificial intelligence to drone and multi-domain operations. With President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. leading the commencement exercises as Guest of Honor and Speaker, the graduating cadets marked what military officials described a

A female cadet from Batangas has emerged as the top graduate of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) “Talang Dangal” Class of 2026, the academy’s 121st graduating batch. Cadet 1CL Christine Kaye Demisana Librada CCAFP of the Philippine Army ranked first among the graduating cadets, becoming only the eighth woman in PMA history to earn the distinction. She also received some of the academy’s highest honors, including the Presidential Saber, Philippine Army Saber, JUSMAG Award