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List of Commanders of Philippine Constabulary

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Lineage of Philippine Constabulary Commanders

Term Rank Name Remarks Government President/Governor-General
1988–1990 Lieutenant General Ramon Montaño Last PC Chief Republic of the Philippines Corazon Aquino
1986–1988 Lieutenant General Renato de Villa Became Chief of Staff of AFP (1988 - 1991) Republic of the Philippines Corazon Aquino
1972–1985 Major General Fidel V. Ramos USMA 1950, Started as Brigadier General and promoted Major General and last to Lieutenant General to serve as concurrent Acting AFP Chief of Staff in 1984 - 1985, Vice Chief of Staff of the AFP in 1985 - 1986, and AFP Chief of Staff (1986 - 1988). He is the longest serving PC Chief. Became Secretary of Defense and later President of the Republic of the Philippines (1992 - 1998) Republic of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos
1970–1972 Brigadier General Eduardo M. Garcia Republic of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos Sr
1968–1970 Brigadier General Vicente R. Raval Republic of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos Sr
1967–1968 Brigadier General Manuel T. Yan Sr. Became the youngest AFP Chief of Staff in 1968 Republic of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos Sr
1966–1967 Brigadier General Segundo Velasco Became AFP Chief of Staff Republic of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos Sr
1965–1966 Brigadier General Flaviano Ponce Olivares Republic of the Philippines
  • Ferdinand Marcos Sr
  • Diosdado Macapagal
1964 Brigadier General Vicente M. Yngente Republic of the Philippines Diosdado Macapagal
1964 Brigadier General Godofredo Mendoza Republic of the Philippines Diosdado Macapagal
1963 Brigadier General Dominador Garcia Republic of the Philippines Diosdado Macapagal
1961 -1963 Brigadier General Nicanor Garcia Republic of the Philippines Diosdado Macapagal
1958-1961 Brigadier General Isagani Villoria Campo Republic of the Philippines Carlos P. Garcia
1958 Brigadier General Pelagio Cruz Former Acting PAF Commander, returned to Air Force to become PAF Commander, AFP Chief of Staff Republic of the Philippines Carlos P. Garcia
1955–1957 Brigadier General Manuel F. Cabal Republic of the Philippines Ramon Magsaysay
1950–1955 Brigadier General Florencio Selga Republic of the Philippines
  • Ramon Magsaysay
  • Elpidio Quirino
1948–1950 Brigadier General Alberto Ramos Republic of the Philippines Elpidio Quirino
1946–1948 Brigadier General Mariano Castañeda Sr Republic of the Philippines

Philippine Commonwealth

Manuel Roxas
1945–1946 Brigadier General Federico G. Oboza Philippine Commonwealth Sergio Osmeña Sr
1942–1944 Brigadier General Guillermo B. Francisco Under Japanese Occupation Japanese Republic of the Philippines Jose P. Laurel
1938–1941 Brigadier General Guillermo B. Francisco Philippine Constabulary Academy 1908 (First batch) Philippine Commonwealth Manuel L. Quezon
1935-1936 Brigadier General Jose Delos Reyes Philippine Commonwealth Manuel L. Quezon
1934–1938 Brigadier General Basilio Valdes Philippine Commonwealth

US Insular Government

1932 - 1934 Brigadier General Clarence H. Bowers US Insular Government
  • Frank Murphy
  • Theodore Roosevelt Jr
1930 - 1932 Brigadier General Lucien R. Sweet US Insular Government
  • Theodore Roosevelt Jr
  • George C. Butte
  • Dwight F. Davis
1927 - 1930 Brigadier General Charles E. Nathorst US Insular Government
  • Eugene Allan Gillmore
  • Henry L. Stimson
1917–1927 Brigadier General Rafael Crame First Filipino Chief of PC US Insular Government
  • Eugene Allan Gillmore
  • Leonard Wood
  • Charles Yeater
  • Francis Burton Harrison
1914-1917 Brigadier General Herman Hall US Insular Government Francis Burton Harrison
1913–1914 Brigadier General William G. Rivers US Insular Government
  • Francis Burton Harrison
1907 -1913 Brigadier General Harry H. Bandholtz US Insular Government
  • Francis Burton Harrison
  • Newton W. Gilbert
  • William Cameron Forbes
  • James Francis Smith
1901–1907 Brigadier General Henry Tureman Allen Founded the Philippine Constabulary as US Army Captain. Commanded a division in France during WW2. US Insular Government
  • James Francis Smith
  • Henry Clay Ide
  • Luke Edward Wright
  • William Howard Taft

References

  • Philippine Constabulary, Khaki & Red | PC Commanders [1]}}

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