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Pres. Duterte receives the Chinese donation of arms and ammo himself during ceremonies at Clark Air Base.

AFP received 3000 Norinco CQ-A5, a copy of the M-4 carbine, and 90 sniper rifles which consists of CS/LR4 bolt action SR and the Type-85 , a copy of the Soviet Dragunov. Plus 6million rounds of ammunition.

A People's Liberation Army Air Force Ilyushin Il-76 together with P-3 Orions from the US Navy and the Royal Australian Air Forcr in Clark Air Base. who would have thought that this could even happen.

 

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LRR (Light Reaction Regiment) sniper team in Marawi City

 

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[Bombardier]

That's great footage mate, enjoyed the watch

 

[Mandirigma17]

Finally, our FA-50s are now armed with MAVERICK missiles.

Screenshots from PTV. CTTO

 

[Mandirigma17]

If it works, then it ain't stupid #marawi

 

[Bombardier]

Are the Philippines getting any international assistance?

 

[Mandirigma17]

Yes, if you review my previous posts, the US and recently China gave and donated small arms and other equipment for the AFP to fight the extremists in Marawi.

 

[Mandirigma17]

Credit to the original owner

 

[Mandirigma17]

The Philippine government has expressed interest in acquiring Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) KUH-1 Surion transport helicopter, South Korean aerospace company KAI said as reported by Korean Yonhap News Agency.

https://www.update.ph/2017/07/ph-expresses-intent-to-acquire-korean-surion-helicopter/18732

 

[Mandirigma17]

President DU30 wearing the new Army BDU and carrying a mini Galili rifle while visiting the troops in Marawi

 

[Bombardier]

AFP death toll now at 85 in Marawi; DND chief cites many injuries

MARAWI CITY – The military’s death toll has climbed to 85 with the death of another soldier, as the fighting here entered its 45th day, Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said on Thursday.

Lorenzana did not provide additional details but said that the military also suffered “many injuries” as the fight against the Maute group and its allies dragged on.


Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/911749...i-dnd-chief-cites-many-injuries#ixzz4mKFJOI4n

 

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Wearing hazmat suits, members of the Pasig City SWAT and rescue team make their way along Emerald Ave. in Ortigas Center, Pasig City, during an anti-terrorism drill Friday that was part of the Metro Manila-wide Shake drill.

 

[zipper]

Thanks mate, yes i live in Northeastern Mindanao just 7 hours drive away from Marawi City. Thanks for the link

You stay safe brother

 

[Mandirigma17]

You stay safe brother

Thanks bro and welcome aboard

 

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PHILIPPINE ARMY FINALLY RECEIVES ATGL-L RPGS, IMMEDIATELY PUTS INTO SERVICE

For this past 2 weeks alone, there were several sightings in social media and news video reports confirming the presence of what appear to be RPG-7 launchers used by members of the Philippine Army. The rocket launchers are actually one of the expected acquisitions that has been ongoing for several years now, and were hoped to at least make some headway by now.

After 2 weeks of silence, MaxDefense can at last confirm these capabilities now officially present with the Philippine Army. Not surprisingly, these RPGs are immediately put into use in the military operations in Marawi City in the hands of the Philippine Army's elite Scout Rangers.

Max Defense believes that the variant the Philippine Army got was the ATGL-L2, which can fire HEAT, Fragmentation and Thermobaric rounds. All other variants of the ATGL-L family, except for the ATLG-L2 and L5, appear to not have this capability.

The ATGL-L2 were acquired from Bulgaria.

http://maxdefense.blogspot.com/2017/07/philippine-army-finally-receives-atgl-l.html

 

[Mandirigma17]

As seen in this screengrab, a Philippine Army Scout Ranger is shown using an ATGL-L RPG against targets in Marawi City.

 

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Naval Special Operations Group- SEAL Team equivalent

 

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