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Manta Ray Battalion conducts community service
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- A total of 95 cadets from the Manta Ray Battalion along with their instructor Ret. SGM Joaquin Kiyoshi, left, pose after their recent cleanup. Front and center are battalion commander C/LTC Matthew Kapileo, left, and command sergeant major C/CSM June Alipio, right. (Contributed Photos)
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- Group 1 marching to Tottotville,led by C/LTC Matthew Kapileo.
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- Several cadets decided to help out and clean the school too.
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- C/CSM June Alipio guiding the other cadets.
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- C/CPT Collins Flores and C/1SG Kody Babauta team up to pick up trash.
The Manta Ray Battalion conducted a community service in Koblerville last Sept. 17 as they picked up trash. The purpose of the cleanup was to beautify the area.
In all, there were 95 cadets, including the Manta Ray Battalion commander, command sergeant major, and executive officer, along with their Army instructor, Ret. SGM Joaquin Kiyoshi.
The battalion was divided into two groups, one starting from Tottotville and the other starting at PakPak Beach. Group 1 was led by C/LTC Matthew Kapileo, and the other by C/Major Ezekiel Rafanan and C/CSM June Alipio. The two groups swept through Koblerville, meeting in the middle in front of P&A Laundry. Every year, the Manta Ray Battalion conducts community service. After the community service, the cadets did a school service.
