Something to look forward as we actively modernize our armed forces. Maybe subs and more patrol aircraft soon as DND will soon be able to tap funds higher than their budget to fund defense projects like this ones.
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Something to look forward as we actively modernize our armed forces. Maybe subs and more patrol aircraft soon as DND will soon be able to tap funds higher than their budget to fund defense projects like this ones.
*Sa manulupig, di ka pasisiil!*
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Some DDS is probably foaming at the mouth right now lol.
"GuStO nI bBm nA mAg GiYrA TaYo Sa ChInA" No he doesn't because that's political suicide. But we do need to protect ourselves against an aggressor.
So funny how they keep using that as an argument. Like, what do they want us to do? Bow down to China and kiss their boots?
Nothing wrong with modernizing and strengthening out military. It doesnt straightly means that we’re going to war, kasi one of the main purpose of a military is to defend our sovreignty and our nation’s assets. Basically, DEPENSA. Something these DDS and Wumaos will never get into their heads.
Nakikiuso na kasi sila ngayon sa anti-US propaganda, especially with what happened to maduro as they likened it to the arrest of PRRD. Honestly, mas nag-iintensify 'yung anti-US propaganda simula noong nagkandaleche-leche diyan sa palestine tas it got worse now with the venezuela issue. Instagram reels right now is infested with anti-US reels and most of the guys who post it are westerners.
Ang problema kasi, walang nuance ang mga tao. Kahit nga sa Venezuela, kulang sa nuance, masyadong black-and-white. You can be happy Maduro is gone, you can support Maduro going away, but you can also be angry at how it happened, and also have concerns about the country's future. Tapos may point rin ang mga analyst na kahit wala na si Maduro, yung mga tauhan pa rin niya ang nandoon, so in the short-to-medium term, wala rin.
Pareho rin sa WPS issue. You can agree that the US is imperialist, you can agree that they caused trouble for us in the past, you can agree that they downplayed, and still downplay, their atrocities during the colonial period, while still agreeing that China is still our immediate threat in the near future and the US is our best option in helping defend ourselves.
Ang reasoning nila trump at marco rubio bakit ayaw nila suportahan 'yung babaeng nobel prize winner na tumakbong pagka president before or 'yung kaalyado niya na pumalit sa kanya as presidential candidate after siya pinangbawalan ng mga maduro ay dahil wala daw concrete plans 'yung opposition ano ang gagawin nila once sila ang makaupo sa venezuela. It's certainly a break from the precedent na kapag may gagawing regime change ang america ang kanilang ipapalit is someone na aligned 'yung interests nila sa estados unidos. Mas curious ako anong gagawin nila trump at rubio sa cuba considering na cuban-american 'yang si rubio, so medyo personal 'yung galit niya talaga sa mga castro at sa mga komunista na hanggang ngayon hawak pa rin nila sa leeg ang buong cuba.
Ang palaging ginagamit nila na reasoning is hindi naman daw sinakop ng china ang pilipinas or kahit anong bansa sa mundo kaya ayon "americabad".
Yung nabasa ko kasi, sabi kasi nung mga analysts, may risk din kasi kung opposition ang umupo sa Venezuela. Kahit maraming galit kay Maduro, the majority even, marami pa rin ang may gusto sa kanya, lalo na yung mga loyalista ni Chavez. Alienating them would only cause further division and could do more harm than good. So parang kaya si Rodriguez nalang muna ang uupo kasi, ang tingin ng US, siya ang least-bad option. I'm not saying I agree or disagree with them, I am not too familiar with Venezuelan geopolitics (other than people love Chavez but not Maduro) to know if it's accurate or not. I'm just reporting what I've read.
Someone please tell them about Vietnam or Taiwan (unless they mean Communist China).
Kapag nagdonate ng military hardware
DDS: Salamat Tatay Dicks!!!
Wait this is what the PHAF is getting? Not the Gripens or F-16s???
RAHH WELCOME BACK PHILIPPINE AIR SUPERIORITY 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Lockmart and Saab couldnt deliver it within this decade coz they’re backlogged
Ah, that makes sense,
More Korean jet fighters for us I guess (though considering current events regarding the US and EU maybe that's a good thing)
And they are backlogged kasi ang tagal nating pumili. LOL.
Well you can blame duterte for the 2016-2022 delay.
PD 415 is another hurdle but thankfully its set to be ammended per Rep Panaligan
https://preview.redd.it/3m9n5ojsw8cg1.jpeg?width=718&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=06158199f0401a7f916fdd02fde7b65f93990be0
I think thats the sales target, not how many planes the PH will buy. I dont think the country has the money and space to maintain that many aircraft yet
A better deal for us because with such volume and the first export country of this model, we can request our own amendments. Hindi tayo priority gawan ng variant for Gripen and F-16.
Makes sense, the only downside is that it's a very new airframe so there will be lots of troubleshooting and fixes to be done compared to the proven airframes like F-16, but that's really more of a "Newly designed aircraft" problem,
On the other hand it's nice to see our airforce (or military in general) finally getting something new and "cutting edge" for once, ngl when I heard of the military procurement at first I personally hoped for the KF-21, but accepted that the Gripen or F-16 are more realistic, didn't expect for it to end up like this.
That was the case for the FA-50 but it turned out pretty well and more countries like poland bought the FA-50.
So KAI at least has some actual experience
I believe the KF-21 was an unlikely candidate coz of Indonesia stalling the project coz they tend to be late on delivering things (In our case, PT PAL). Thankfully the aircraft took off the ground (literally too).
Also, us getting the KF-21 does not necessarily mean we won't get Gripens or F-16s in the future. We still could through other means, ang tanong lang kung ano ang mauuna.
Getting the KF-21 now might give us opportunity to upgrade to its Block 3 variant in the future.
Said Block 3 will basically turn it into a 5th gen fighter by adding internal weapons bay and other upgrades.
Other relevant articles:
https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1266380
Really hope no postponings happen.
This is good either way. This and F16s/Gripens should form a backbone to our Air Force. Super Tucanos already fill the COIN role (and mostly internal security oriented).
https://preview.redd.it/ilzxdx0nj4cg1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e474cf5165d9055e49034f4cc0429f2587060f1b
am surprised you havent mentioned ur username lol
Yup that one too. If only our air force can get something like that na jet powered. Anyway may Hermes naman for standard UAVs.