We go that way?

Silent Drill Company leaders making sure of what to do next.

Silent Drill: series of exhibitions performed by a group of cadets, usually of the same class. Half of the performing cadets wear grey attire while half wear the white attire. It's a silent drill because the whole company performs without commands from their leader. The leaders stand at ease in the sidelines, their backs to the Grand Stand's wall until the finale then leads the whole company out of the field.

(They move to an area that cannot be seen by the audience seated in the Grand Stand, but since I'm such a crazy girl, I leaned over and stole some shots. )

This silent drill was performed by class 2010 of the Philippine Military Academy last Saturday, August 30, 2008, Saturday at the Borromeo Field. This is in light of PMA's Centennial Celebration and the laying of the Corner Stone for the Philippine - American Memorial. Special guest was Comodore Carlos Agustin of class 1959 who gave a speech about the cornerstone-laying and some other stuff.

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I kinda forgot to add that they danced to three songs that have the lyrics of:

"do you remember, the 21st night of September"
"you've got me suicidal"
"boots with the fur, fur, fur"

-shot for being too lazy to look up song titles-