Community Services: Our Legacy
Care for the environment: Once in a while, a reveille (morning physical fitness activity) ends up in a clean up drive along Kamanga, Maasim, Sarangani Province coastline.
Bantay-dagat patrols: to address the problem of "ambak-pare" pirates victimizing fishermen, 73IB Seaborne Squad patrols the coastline of MaKiMa (Maasim-Kiamba-Maitum) to protect the fishermen.
Physical Fitness: As a group, Neutralizers maintain its three times a week morning run to stay healthy and fit for everyday challenges.
Young Servants: Boy Scouts from West Maasim District limber up after receiving an educational film showing about the Army as part of the Orientation Briefing provided to them.
Donate a Classroom Project: CO, 73IB enlists the support of US Civil Affairs Unit for the completion of a classroom project at Tinoto Elementary School, Maasim, Sarangani Province. 
Courage & Determination: Every Boy Scout undergoes the "Commando Crawl Station" in order to develop their self-confidence amidst difficult situations.
Care for the environment: Once in a while, a reveille (morning physical fitness activity) ends up in a clean up drive along Kamanga, Maasim, Sarangani Province coastline.
Bantay-dagat patrols: to address the problem of "ambak-pare" pirates victimizing fishermen, 73IB Seaborne Squad patrols the coastline of MaKiMa (Maasim-Kiamba-Maitum) to protect the fishermen.
Physical Fitness: As a group, Neutralizers maintain its three times a week morning run to stay healthy and fit for everyday challenges.
Young Servants: Boy Scouts from West Maasim District limber up after receiving an educational film showing about the Army as part of the Orientation Briefing provided to them.
Donate a Classroom Project: CO, 73IB enlists the support of US Civil Affairs Unit for the completion of a classroom project at Tinoto Elementary School, Maasim, Sarangani Province.
Courage & Determination: Every Boy Scout undergoes the "Commando Crawl Station" in order to develop their self-confidence amidst difficult situations.
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