In the ever changing geo-political landscape in
the region, there is no excuse for the country but to modernize its armed
forces as fast as it can.
In the recent publication of the Philippine
Navy Naval Air Wing (NAW), The Flight Log managing editor Captain Nelson Liwanag
It was highlighted by Captain Liwanag that the NAW
has a number of acquisition projects through FMF and the current Armed Forces
of the Philippines (AFP) Modernization Program.
Two AW159 Wildcats for the PN (photo credit to owner) |
He said under the modernization there are projects
that are in different stages awaiting for funding or approval of senior defense
and military leaders.
“We are vying to have additional anti submarine
helicopters to complement the Jose Rizal Class Frigates. We are waiting for
funding for the amphibious helicopter heavy (long range maritime helicopters)
designed for tactical airlift and amphibious operations,” Liwanag said.
“We also have the naval helicopter weapons
upgrade,” he added. “An amphibian aircraft which aims to provide airlift and
support to PN personnel guarding our bases at [West Philippine Sea] is also
expected to be acquired by the PN.”
“We are also aiming to have TC12B Huron
aircraft with ISR capabilities. The NOC on the other hand further prescribes,
on its long term A2/AD concept for the NAW to have the Anti Submarine Warfare
Long Range Aircraft and Medium Range Patrol Aircraft in the Future, ” Captain
Liwanag said.
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