Thanks to our sibling Philippines for order of two LPD ( Landing Platform Dock ) ship, BRP Tarlac 601 and Davao Del Sur 602 from Indonesia, and also for the new order of 2 the same type ship.
The AFP should not only modernize its weapons but also its intelligence system. The Department of National Defense should fund the appropriation of at least two military supercomputers in secure Armed Forces bases. These supercomputers could help in massive data analysis, monitor and calculate the movement of all troops and forces, identify the strengths and weaknesses both within the country itself and the enemy, locate positions to attack, calculate the chances and probability of winning and losses of a combat operation, battle, or a whole war, coordinate the launching of weapons, civilian evacuation, determine strategy and tactics, making more accurate military-purpose maps and many more. That way the AFP can maximize each small quanta of forces and weapons it has against the enemy and for its own survival. Ones with the most weapons don't always win the war, but those who hit the weaknesses of their opponents decisively or are so well protected they are not even attacked in the first place. The assessments of supercomputers will greatly help the commander-in-chief, generals, and lieutenants, and the whole army itself in triangulating their decisions.
1:31 to add, all the citizens should support defense spending but...based on the recent disappointing devts notably the sole sourcing of all 6 naval OPVs to foreign construction, 2 obese corvettes, among others, including potential disappointments such as more orders of Italian helis, & so on, then better amend the current mil modernization law such as requiring local production of certain assets, among others. If not, then better scrap the entire program & simply focus on coastguard vessels, fisheries bureau vessels, fishing vessels, transport aircraft, armored combat vehicles, drones, & other assets that are still needed EVEN IF a full hot war against a foreign country won't happen
Admin, can you expound more on the Asian Financial Crisis in the Philippine setting? I mean, PH weathered it in 1997, only suffered -0.6% in 1998, & then quickly recovered from 1999 onwards. In short, that crisis is merely a convenient excuse coming from politicians & people who didn't support the 1995 mil modernization law & defense in general
I think the AFP should prioritize acquiring cruise missile submarines and missile defense systems for the third horizon, and any excess funds should go to R&D with the goal of gradually weaning off foreign technology. If the Philippines can achieve some technology parity, I hope they can collaborate with South Korea, Japan, India, Israel and other friendly countries on projects. I favor the KF-21 Boramae Block 2 over the Saab Gripen and F-16 for the MRF after the third horizon.
can someone answer this? If the AFP Modernization Act expires and they having a capability to produce their own arsenals and assets from transfer of technology from Japan and Israel, would the AFP still can make their own arsenals and any types of assets even the AFP Modernization Horizon 3 expired? even still the AFP can buy weapons and assets from a Foreign Country even the Modernization Act expires?
The main goal of the modernization act is to acquire the specific needs for defense purposes, especially the transfer of technology. If the modernization acts expires, the Philippines can create its own weaponry on its own.
Technology transfer is the initial step, Investment is another. If PH doesn’t have sustainable plan to procure/produced military assets locally from the foreign and local partnership resulted from tech transfer, it will only destined to collapse.
Correction(s):
The 15-year program is from 2013 to 2028. Not 2018
Thanks to our sibling Philippines for order of two LPD ( Landing Platform Dock ) ship, BRP Tarlac 601 and Davao Del Sur 602 from Indonesia, and also for the new order of 2 the same type ship.
Sorry for calling you guys Indogs in a basketball game...got too carried away
@@michaelllames1440 What the heck! Anong connect sa sinabi niya? At minention mo pa talaga 🤣 Kaya imbes na mag apologize ka mukhang dinagdagan mo pa.
@@arevalojuncarlog.9123 sorry na boss 😅
MAKE THE PHILIPPINES GREAT AGAIN 💖💖💖
The AFP should not only modernize its weapons but also its intelligence system. The Department of National Defense should fund the appropriation of at least two military supercomputers in secure Armed Forces bases. These supercomputers could help in massive data analysis, monitor and calculate the movement of all troops and forces, identify the strengths and weaknesses both within the country itself and the enemy, locate positions to attack, calculate the chances and probability of winning and losses of a combat operation, battle, or a whole war, coordinate the launching of weapons, civilian evacuation, determine strategy and tactics, making more accurate military-purpose maps and many more. That way the AFP can maximize each small quanta of forces and weapons it has against the enemy and for its own survival. Ones with the most weapons don't always win the war, but those who hit the weaknesses of their opponents decisively or are so well protected they are not even attacked in the first place. The assessments of supercomputers will greatly help the commander-in-chief, generals, and lieutenants, and the whole army itself in triangulating their decisions.
Buy 15 pcs. Frigites, buy 15 pcs. Corvettes buy 50 pcs jet fighters
Strong economy=strong military
Please do a video on Alphaland. It's the company behind the luxury destination in the PH for the rich and famous.
Having a strong military will lessen the pressure from other countries and will not be bullied easily.
1:31 to add, all the citizens should support defense spending but...based on the recent disappointing devts notably the sole sourcing of all 6 naval OPVs to foreign construction, 2 obese corvettes, among others, including potential disappointments such as more orders of Italian helis, & so on, then better amend the current mil modernization law such as requiring local production of certain assets, among others. If not, then better scrap the entire program & simply focus on coastguard vessels, fisheries bureau vessels, fishing vessels, transport aircraft, armored combat vehicles, drones, & other assets that are still needed EVEN IF a full hot war against a foreign country won't happen
The PROBLEM is BUDGET To Modernize The AFP.
Sana dagdagan ang Pondo Ng afp
Admin, can you expound more on the Asian Financial Crisis in the Philippine setting? I mean, PH weathered it in 1997, only suffered -0.6% in 1998, & then quickly recovered from 1999 onwards. In short, that crisis is merely a convenient excuse coming from politicians & people who didn't support the 1995 mil modernization law & defense in general
Buy 15 pcs. Corvettes,15 pcs. Submarine,50 pcs. Jet fighters
I think the AFP should prioritize acquiring cruise missile submarines and missile defense systems for the third horizon, and any excess funds should go to R&D with the goal of gradually weaning off foreign technology. If the Philippines can achieve some technology parity, I hope they can collaborate with South Korea, Japan, India, Israel and other friendly countries on projects. I favor the KF-21 Boramae Block 2 over the Saab Gripen and F-16 for the MRF after the third horizon.
KF21 Boramae will be commision on 2035
Buy 50 pcs. Iron dome, buy 50 pcs. Patriot missile, buy 50 pcs . F15 jet fighters, buy 50 pcs. Apache helicopters, buy 15pcs. Submarine, buy 15 pcs. . Frigites, buy 15 pcs. Corvettes
Buy 50 pcs. F-15 jet fighter, buy 15 pcs. Frigites, buy 15 pcs. Corvettes, buy 50 pcs. Apache helicopter, buy15 pcs. Submarine
can someone answer this? If the AFP Modernization Act expires and they having a capability to produce their own arsenals and assets from transfer of technology from Japan and Israel, would the AFP still can make their own arsenals and any types of assets even the AFP Modernization Horizon 3 expired? even still the AFP can buy weapons and assets from a Foreign Country even the Modernization Act expires?
They can still procure even it would be expire🤕🤕
The main goal of the modernization act is to acquire the specific needs for defense purposes, especially the transfer of technology.
If the modernization acts expires, the Philippines can create its own weaponry on its own.
Technology transfer is the initial step, Investment is another. If PH doesn’t have sustainable plan to procure/produced military assets locally from the foreign and local partnership resulted from tech transfer, it will only destined to collapse.