The modernizing Armed
Forces of the Philippines (AFP) just made a decision in sending its newly
formed two batteries,
equivalent to eight guns, of the Autonomous Truck Mounted Howitzer System
(ATMOS) 155mm self-propelled guns.
(photo credit to PA)
The newly deployed assets will see
action in areas with conflict in Mindanao, the Philippine Army said.
The 10th Field Artillery “Rolling
Thunder” Battalion is the mother unit of three batteries of ATMOS
self-propelled guns acquired from Israeli defense company Elbit Systems.
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“These assets are considered
game-changers as they will certainly bolster the Armed Forces of the
Philippines’s (AFP) internal security operations for a decisive victory against
enemies of the state. We are optimistic about your capability. Thus, we expect
you will contribute significantly to our peace efforts in all conflict-affected
areas that you will be deployed,” National Defense Senior Undersecretary Jose
C. Faustino, Jr. told members of the 10th Field Artillery “Rolling Thunder”
Battalion.
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