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Arrival ceremony and heroes welcome for the members of Philippine Marines and Navy Seals who fought in Marawi. CTTO

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The First Scout Ranger Regiment was formed on November 25, 1950 under the command of former AFP Vice Chief of Staff and Defense Secretary Rafael M. Ileto.[2] The unit was modelled after two legendary fighting groups, the intelligence gathering American Alamo Scouts and the combat ready US Army Rangers, the unit was created due to a growing need to counter the Hukbalahap guerrillas and its rebellion with a force trained in small unit actions.
 
“We are honoured to be selected by the Philippine Air Force, our second operator in the Asia Pacific region, and with the confidence expressed by our customer,” says Jackson Schneider, president and chief executive of Embraer Defense & Security.

https://www.flightglobal.com/…/manila-to-beef-up-attack-ca…/

After three years of waiting, PAF finally awarded Embraer to supply six Super Tucanos. For Horizon 2, PAF wants additional 18 Super Tucanos.

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Philippine Air Force selects Super Tucano

Published: November 30th, 2017

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Photo: An A-29 flies over White Sands Missile Range in August 2017. The A-29 was participating in the US Air Force Light Attack Experiment (OA-X), a series of trials to determine the feasibility of using light aircraft in attack roles. USA/Ethan D Wagner


Embraer announced today, November 30, that the Philippines has placed a firm order for six A-29 Super Tucano light attack and advanced training aircraft. The Philippine Air Force (PAF) will use the aircraft for missions including close air support, light attack, surveillance, air-to-air interception, and counter-insurgency.

According to the Brazilian manufacturer the A-29 was chosen after a “comprehensive public bidding process participated by several manufacturers from around the globe”. The Super Tucano was selected as part of the PAF’s ongoing modernisation plan. The six aircraft will be delivered beginning in 2019 and will be operated by the 15th Strike Wing.

“We are honored to be selected by the Philippine Air Force, our second operator in the Asia Pacific region, and with the confidence expressed by our customer”, said Jackson Schneider, president and CEO of Embraer Defense & Security. “The Super Tucano is the best light attack aircraft in the market and we are confident that it will accomplish with excellence the missions it was selected for”.

To date, the Super Tucano has been selected by 14 air forces worldwide.

On October 25, Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) and partner Embraer secured an order for six more A-29s for delivery to Afghanistan. The deal was placed via the US Air Force’s A-29 Afghanistan Program. Production of the six additional Super Tucanos was due to start immediately in Jacksonville, Florida, and will bring the Afghan Air Force fleet to 25 aircraft, with one aircraft having been lost in an accident in the US prior to delivery.

Embraer announced the sale of six A-29s to a different, undisclosed customer on October 16. Deliveries under this order will be completed in 2018. At the time, it was rumoured that this deal was for the Philippines, but the company denied that this was the case.

http://www.airforcesmonthly.com/2017/11/30/philippine-air-force-selects-super-tucano/


Horizon 2

Whats Horizon 2?




Kira.
 
The AFP Modernization Program has four Horizons. Currently this is the last year for Horizon 1, and Horizon 2 will start by next year, 2018 until 2020. Under Horizon 2 the AFP are planning to buy MRFs, light tanks, additional Super Tucanos, attack helicopters, and other essential equipment. Big ticket items such as submarines, additional frigates and corvettes, mine sweepers, Main Battle Tanks etc will start by Horizon 3. Hopefully all of these plans will materialize under president Duterte.
 
The AFP Modernization Program has four Horizons. Currently this is the last year for Horizon 1, and Horizon 2 will start by next year, 2018 until 2020. Under Horizon 2 the AFP are planning to buy MRFs, light tanks, additional Super Tucanos, attack helicopters, and other essential equipment. Big ticket items such as submarines, additional frigates and corvettes, mine sweepers, Main Battle Tanks etc will start by Horizon 3. Hopefully all of these plans will materialize under president Duterte.

Can you please enlighten me by giving me a list of procurements under Horizon 1&2 and future plans under Horizon 3&4? Thanks.

Kira.
 
These are some of the equipment procured under Horizon One (2013-2017). Supposedly, Horizon 1 should had begin in 2004, but due to corruption, lack of political will, and ineptitude of the previous admins, the plans were keep on extending and extending until President Aquino decided to modernize the AFP at full blast without delays. I hope it answered your question sir thank you.

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All of these are already delivered and waiting to be delivered.


Other acquisitions are: 1000+ Korean KIA KM-240 trucks, RPG-7s from Bulgaria and Russia, Force Protection Equipment like new kevlar helmets, body armor, boots, new digital uniform (CAMOPAT), etc, drones, NVGs, sidearms, and recently the Super Tucano. Others i forgot to mention yet.

There are projects too that did not materialize like the Shore Based Anti Ship Missile Sytems (SBSMS), LRPA (Long Range Patrol Aircraft), and the wasted plan to procure two Maestrale class frigates from Italy.
 
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Some experimental indigenous armored escort vehicles that was never accepted by the AFP.

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MX Kalakian(Huge) during the 90s

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MX Barako mk 2 at the front

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MX Barako mk 3 during trials at Jolo, Sulu

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These are some of the equipment procured under Horizon One (2013-2017). Supposedly, Horizon 1 should had begin in 2004, but due to corruption, lack of political will, and ineptitude of the previous admins, the plans were keep on extending and extending until President Aquino decided to modernize the AFP at full blast without delays. I hope it answered your question sir thank you.

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All of these are already delivered and waiting to be delivered.


Other acquisitions are: 1000+ Korean KIA KM-240 trucks, RPG-7s from Bulgaria and Russia, Force Protection Equipment like new kevlar helmets, body armor, boots, new digital uniform (CAMOPAT), etc, drones, NVGs, sidearms, and recently the Super Tucano. Others i forgot to mention yet.

There are projects too that did not materialize like the Shore Based Anti Ship Missile Sytems (SBSMS), LRPA (Long Range Patrol Aircraft), and the wasted plan to procure two Maestrale class frigates from Italy.


Thanks for the information.

Kira.
 
From 4 to 15 Dec, the Philippine Army (PA) and Singapore Army have been participating in an Urban Operations (UO) professional exchange. Conducted by the Infantry Training Institute (ITI) at the Murai Urban Training Facility, it allowed for cross sharing between the two armies on the small unit Tactics, Techniques and Procedures and individual skill sets required to operate in a complex urban operating environment. The exchange culminated in the execution of a Platoon UO Mission earlier today. The interaction between both armies underscores the warm and friendly defence relationship between Singapore and the Philippines. Commander ITI, COL Liew Kok Keong shared, “Both armies gained knowledge and skill-sets from the professional exchange and forged stronger bonds, which will strengthen the cooperation in our counter-terrorism efforts and improve the security of our region ...” #ArmyReadySoldierStrong Check on the album to find out more! Album By: LCP Ashley Seek and REC Sean Seah (Army News)

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