Editing Philippine Revolutionary Army (section)

==Organization==
{{main|Military Units of the Philippine Republican Army}}
The largest standard unit in the Filipino army according to the decree issued by President Aguinaldo on July 30, 1898 was the [[battalion]], which varied in size depending on the province: six-[[Company_(military_unit)|company]] battalions in populous provinces like [[Cavite]] and [[Manila_(province)|Manila]], four-company battalions in [[Rizal_(province)|Morong]], [[Bataan]], and [[Nueva Ecija]], a two-company battalion in [[Mindoro]], and a single company in [[Marinduque]]. Soldiers were recruited voluntarily, with surplus volunteers either joining the police or forming a 3,000-strong central corps under the President. Battalions were named after their respective provinces, such as the ''1st Battalion of Tayabas''.<ref>{{cite thesis |last=Angeles |first=Jose Amiel |date=2013 |title=AS OUR MIGHT GROWS LESS: THE PHILIPPINE-AMERICAN WAR IN CONTEXT |degree=PhD |publisher=University of Oregon}}</ref>