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Four of the 12 graduating female cadets this year finished at the top of their class. In fact, officials said this batch has the largest number of female graduates since the PMA began accepting women in 1993.


"It’s not actually a gender thing" anymore, 2Lt. Geraldine Abigail Albano Hallar told reporters. "We just happened to be men and women who persevered in the academy."


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Tara, the eldest of three children, wanted to be a commercial pilot but she knew how formidable the odds would be. Her mother had to work as a caregiver in Israel and even failed to see her graduate as valedictorian of her high school class at the Tarlac Agricultural College. Her father Rodel made do with whatever odd jobs he could get his hands on.


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4 women make it to PMA’s top 10

By Artemio Dumlao | March 8, 2005 - 12:00am

FORT DEL PILAR, Baguio City — Women continue to shine among the mostly male corps of cadets at the Philippine Military Academy (PMA). Four of the 12 graduating female cadets this year finished at the top of...

Headlines

Being women and the best at the PMA

By Andy Zapata Jr. | March 16, 2003 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — More than four years ago, Tara Jaime Velazco and Michelle Cruz were high school graduates with no particular careers in mind. Tara, the eldest of three children, wanted to be a commercial pilot...

Nation