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International Peace Support and Humanitarian Relief Operations

UN Command in Korea (UNC), 1950–55
- Philippine Expeditionary Force to Korea (PEFTOK)
  - 10th Battalion Combat Team (BCT)
  - 20th BCT
  - 19th BCT
  - 14th BCT
  - 2nd BCT
UN Operation in the Congo (ONUC, or l'Operation des Nations Unies au Congo), 1963
- Philippine Air Force Contingent (PAFCON) featuring the Limbas Squadron
Philippine Medical Mercy Mission to Indonesia, 1963
"More Flags"/Free World Assistance Program in Vietnam, 1964–71
- Philippine Contingent, Vietnam (PHILCONV)
- Philippine Civic Action Group, Republic of Vietnam I (First PHILCAGV)
- Philippine Civic Action Group, Republic of Vietnam (Second PHILCAGV)
- Philippine Contingent, Vietnam (PHILCAGV rear party)
UN Guards Contingent in Iraq (UNGCI), 1991–92
- First Philippine-UN Guards Contingent in Iraq (PUNGCI-1)
- Second PUNGCI (PUNGCI-2)
- Third PUNGCI (PUNGCI-3)
- Fourth PUNGCI (PUNGCI-4)
- Fifth PUNGCI (PUNGCI-5, -5A, -5B, -5C)
- Sixth PUNGCI (PUNGCI-6A, -6B, -6C, -6D)
- Seventh PUNGCI (PUNGCI-7A, -7B)
- Eighth PUNGCI (PUNGCI-8A, -8B)
- Ninth PUNGCI (PUNGCI-9A, -9B, -9C)
- Tenth PUNGCI (PUNGCI-10A)
UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), 1992–93
- First Republic of the Philippines Contingent to UNTAC (1RP-UNTAC)
- Second RP-UNTAC (2RP-UNTAC)
- UNTAC Military Observers
International Force East Timor (INTERFET), 1999
- Philippine Humanitarian Support for East Timor (PhilHSMET)
UN Transitional Administration in East Timor (UNTAET), 1999
- Philippine Battalion (PhilBatt)
- UNTAET Force Headquarters Support Unit (FHSU)/Philippine Contingent to East Timor (PhilCET)
- UNTAET Peacekeeping Force Staff
- UNTAET Military Observers
Henri Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue Aceh Monitoring Movement (HAMM), 2002–03
- AFP Contingent to the HAMM International Monitoring Team
UN Mission of Support in East Timor (UNMISET), 2004–05
- UNMISET Force Headquarters Support Unit (FHSU)/Philippine Contingent to East Timor (PhilCET)
- UNMISET Peacekeeping Force Staff
- UNMISET Military Observers
Philippine Humanitarian Contingent to Iraq, 2003–04
UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL), 2003–present
- First Philippine Contingent to Liberia (1PCL)
- Second PCL (2PCL)
- Third PCL (3PCL)
- Fourth PCL (4PCL)
- Fifth PCL (5PCL)
- Sixth PCL (6PCL)
- Seventh PCL (7PCL)
- Eighth PCL (8PCL)
- Ninth PCL (9PCL)
- Tenth PCL (10PCL)
- Eleventh PCL (11PCL)
- Twelfth PCL (12PCL)
- Thirteenth PCL (13PCL)
- UNMIL Peacekeeping Force Staff
- UNMIL Military Observers
UN Mission in Cote d'Ivoire (MINUCI, or la Mission des Nations Unies en Cote d'Ivoire), 2004
- MINUCI Military Observers
UN Operation in Cote d'Ivoire (ONUCI, or l'Operation des Nations Unies en Cote d'Ivoire), 2004–present
- ONUCI Military Observers
UN Mission in Burundi (ONUB, or l'Operation des Nations Unies au Burundi), 2004–06
- ONUB Military Observers
UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH, or l'Operation des Nations Unies pour la Stabilisation en Haiti), 2004–present
- First Philippine Contingent to Haiti (1PCH)
- Second PCH (2PCH)
- Third PCH (3PCH)
- Fourth PCH (4PCH)
- Fifth PCH (5PCH)
- Sixth PCH (6PCH)
- Seventh PCH (7PCH)
- Eighth PCH (8PCH)
- Ninth PCH (9PCH)
- Tenth PCH (10PCH)
- Eleventh PCH (11PCH)
- MINUSTAH Peacekeeping Force Staff
- MINUSTAH Military Observers
UN Office in Timor-Leste (UNOTIL), 2005–06
- UNOTIL Military Observers
European Union Aceh Monitoring Mission, 2005–06
- AMM Peace Monitors
UN Mission in the Sudan (UNMIS), 2005–present
- UNMIS Military Observers
UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste (UNMIT), 2006–present
- UNMIT Military Observers
Philippine Humanitarian Mission and Aid for Myanmar, 2008
UN Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP), 2009–present
- UNMOGIP Military Observers
UN Disengagement Force (UNDOF) in the Golan Heights, 2009–present
- Philippine Battalion - First Philippine Contingent to the Golan Heights (1PCGH)
- Philippine Battalion - Second PCGH (2PCGH)

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