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With an impressive rating of 92.78, Alberto excelled in her class, showcasing unwavering focus and determination throughout the challenging six-month military training.
Despite entering a predominantly male-dominated domain, she distinguished herself through her passion for serving and defending the nation.
In an interview, Alberto shared the difficulties she faced as a female participant but emphasized the importance of adaptability, cooperation, and empathy in overcoming challenges.
She recounted moments when she contemplated giving up but drew strength from her commitment, family, and the support she received. "There were tough times, but I always reminded myself of the reasons to persevere—never give up, just keep fighting," reflected Alberto.
Furthermore, the education graduate expressed her desire for her achievement to inspire more women to join the military. "I hope this accomplishment inspires other women to step forward and become our allies in defending our country," she added.
Alberto extended her gratitude to her constant sources of inspiration—her family, friends, relatives, and the Provincial Government of Apayao, which provided unwavering support to fulfill their dreams of public service.
"When you dream of becoming a soldier, you must prepare for it—not just physically and mentally, but in every aspect because the training is not easy. My parents are my inspiration to overcome all the challenges in the training school," concluded Alberto.
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