Editing Philippine Constabulary (section)

===Camp Crame===
{{Main article|Camp Crame}}
In 1935, a large tract of land was acquired in New Manila Heights, now part of [[Quezon City]].  It was given by the City of Manila government in exchange for the old Gagalangin barracks compound in [[Tondo, Manila|Tondo]]. Part of this tract became Camp Crame, named after Brigadier General [[Rafael Cramé]] of [[Rizal Province]] who became the first [[Filipino people|Filipino]] appointed Chief of the Constabulary on December 17, 1917. Other parts of the tract became Camp Murphy (now [[Camp Aguinaldo]]), and Zablan Field, site the Philippine Constabulary Air Corps (PCAC).