PH Marine Corps Plans to Get 87 Tactical Combat Vehicles
16 Oktober 2017
Currently tactical vehicle of PMC (photo : geocities)
PH Navy plans to get Tactical Combat Vehicles for Marines
The Philippine Navy is planning to procure 87 new Armored Tactical Combat Vehicles for the Philippine Marine Corps in 2018 as part of Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Second Horizon.
Second Horizon of the ongoing military modernization will start next year and will end 2022. The First Horizon is now on its final year.
According to MaxDefense Philippines, the Navy is allocating PHP2.610 billion for the acquisition of 87 new Armored Tactical Combat Vehicles.
“No specifications has been provided yet, but based on the budget alone we can assume that its a wheeled armored vehicle smaller than the Simba, but definitely larger than an armored Humvee or KIA Light Tactical Vehicle,” MaxDefense said.
MaxDefense added that the procurement of said vehicles may have born out of experience from fighting in Marawi City which mainly required urban warfare operations.
However, MaxDefense noted that “AFP’s procurement plans are so liquid that it keeps on changing.”
(Update)
PH Navy plans to get Tactical Combat Vehicles for Marines
The Philippine Navy is planning to procure 87 new Armored Tactical Combat Vehicles for the Philippine Marine Corps in 2018 as part of Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Second Horizon.
Second Horizon of the ongoing military modernization will start next year and will end 2022. The First Horizon is now on its final year.
According to MaxDefense Philippines, the Navy is allocating PHP2.610 billion for the acquisition of 87 new Armored Tactical Combat Vehicles.
“No specifications has been provided yet, but based on the budget alone we can assume that its a wheeled armored vehicle smaller than the Simba, but definitely larger than an armored Humvee or KIA Light Tactical Vehicle,” MaxDefense said.
MaxDefense added that the procurement of said vehicles may have born out of experience from fighting in Marawi City which mainly required urban warfare operations.
However, MaxDefense noted that “AFP’s procurement plans are so liquid that it keeps on changing.”
(Update)
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