Review of All Armed Forces of the Philippines Equipment / Quantity of All Equipment

The Armed Forces of the Philippines are the military forces of the Philippines. It consists of three main service branches; the Army, the Air Force, and the Navy. The President of the Philippines is the Commander-in-Chief of the AFP and forms military policy with the Department of National Defense, an executive department acting as the principal organ by which military policy is carried out, while the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines serves as the overall commander and the highest-ranking officer in the AFP.
Founded under the National Defense Act of 1935, while tracing its roots to the Philippine Revolutionary Army, the AFP has played an integral part in the country's history. The AFP has also been involved in various conflicts, such as combatting rebellion against the Communist Party of the Philippines and its attached organizations, the New People's Army and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines, and operations against local Islamic terrorists in Mindanao. The AFP has also been part of various peacekeeping operations around the world, as part of its contribution to the United Nations. At present, military service is entirely voluntary.
As a result of the diminished number of active communist rebels and jihadist groups in the 2020s, the AFP has been shifting its primary focus from handling internal threats such as insurgency and local terrorism to defending the Philippine territory from external threats.

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00:00 *NEW GAME*
00:37 *ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES*
00:43 *PHILIPPINE ARMY*
00:51 - Light tank
01:07 - Tank destroyer
01:23 - Fire support vehicle
01:39 - Reconnaissance vehicle
01:55 - Infantry fighting vehicles
02:27 - Armored personnel carriers
03:15 - MRAP
03:31 - Armored light tactical vehicle
04:03 - All-terrain vehicles
04:27 - Light utility vehicle
05:23 - Trucks
08:03 - Command vehicle
08:27 - Engineering vehicles
13:39 - Field artillery
14:35 - Self-propelled howitzer
14:51 - Mortar carrier
15:07 - Aircraft
15:55 - Helicopters
16:19 - UAVs
17:39 - Watercrafts
18:51 *PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE*
18:59 - Combat aircraft
19:31 - Reconnaissance aircraft
19:47 - Transport aircraft
21:07 - Helicopters
22:35 - Trainer aircraft
23:07 - UAVs
23:39 - Air defense
23:55 - Radar
24:35 - Armored personnel carriers
24:51 *PHILIPPINE NAVY*
24:59 - Frigate
25:15 - Corvette
25:31 - Offshore patrol vessel
26:03 - Landing platform dock
26:19 - Logistics support vessel
26:35 - Landing ship tank
26:51 - Landing craft
27:55 - Littoral patrol vessel
28:19 - Missile/Attack boats
28:35 - Coastal patrol craft
28:59 - Patrol boats
29:39 - Auxiliary ships
30:51 - Miscellaneous surface assets
31:23 - Aircraft
32:03 - Helicopters
32:35 - UAV
32:51 – Radar
33:07 *PHILIPPINE MARINE CORPS*
33:15 - Armored vehicles
33:47 - Light utility vehicle
34:43 - Trucks
36:03 - Towed howitzer
36:35 - Anti ship cruise missile
36:51 - Anti-aircraft guns
37:31 - UAVs
38:03:- Watercraft
38:35 *PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD*
38:43 - Patrol vessels
39:31 - Fast patrol boat
39:47 - Patrol crafts
40:11 - Support vessels
40:43 - Minor maritime assets
41:47 - Aircraft
42:11 - Helicopters
42:27 - UAVs
42:59 *PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE*
43:07 - Armoured personnel carriers
43:39 - Armored tactical vehicle
44:03 - Cars
46:19 - Vans
47:15 - Buses
47:39 - Trucks
48:35 - Amphibious ATV
48:51 - Motorcycle
49:47 - Aircraft
50:03 - Helicopters
50:27 - Watercraft
51:31 *FUTURE EQUIPMENTS*
52:59 *MY BEST ARMY* Part 20: 20-40 ton MRAPs

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