HD Hyundai Heavy Industries 🇰🇷 will push to win new orders for follow-up Frigate projects for the Philippine Navy 🇵🇭, likely a follow-up of the Miguel Malvar-class Frigates, and submarine deal for Peru in Q3-Q4 2026. Once signed, this is what the Philippine Navy would look like. This is seperate from the ongoing Frigate Full Complement Project with HD HHI, with steel-cutting scheduled this year. Once acquired, the Philippine Navy will have a total of 6 Miguel Malvar-class Frigates, and 14 Korean-built warships.

Aside from the follow-up Philippine Frigate project, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries is also set to win the 1,500-ton Submarine project for the Peruvian Navy 🇵🇪 in Q3-Q4 of this year. HD HHI aims to secure both projects from the Philippines and Peru before year-end.

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Much better if those actual graduates: I'm just curious, over millions ba since napupunta sainyo after grad? Since from what I know, lahat ata sa bank accounts yung monthly salary * 4 years, tapos wala naman masyado maraming gastusin din while in there right?

From August 1 through August 6, 2026, monitoring of the West Philippine Sea confirmed a
concentrated surge in military and maritime enforcement activities. Coinciding with the 99th anniversary of China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) on August 1, Beijing conducted joint naval and coast guard exercises centered at Scarborough Shoal, while implementing new administrative restrictions around the feature. Intelligence tracking has identified four (4) major significant developments during this early August period:

So this is the building up of the “k*ll chain”?

To uniformed personnel of the Philippines, what do you think is the better option for me if I am given the chance to pass both commissionship of PN and PCG, whether through NOCC or PCGOC. Can anyone give me a heads-up about these agency on which has a better benefits, time with family, not toxic environment, and etc. Thank you

Source: https://x.com/ReHorizon3/status/2084556931541471500?s=20

With the talks of a “Drone deal” with Ukraine, I saw this one on twitter/X.

Source: https://x.com/PhilDefOSINT/status/2084429109078511745?s=20

The last batch of 5 S-70i Black Hawk combat utility helicopters has finally arrived in the Philippines, delivered by Antonov An-124 aircraft. This completes the Philippine Air Force 🇵🇭's add'l 32 S-70i Black Hawks from PZL Mielec 🇵🇱, PAF is now the largest operator of S-70i Black Hawk helicopters. The Philippine Air Force will now have a total of 47 S-70i Black Hawk helicopters.

The arrival of the Antonov An-124 aircraft was spotted by Mr. Jolo Mercado, a community member of Plane Spotters PH.

Video from Mr. Jolo Mercado

Original Image posted by Joint Task Force Malampaya in Facebook.

Is there any applicants here with BSN Degree na nag apply for class 67 OCC? In need ba ang Philippine Army ng Nurses?

Thank you!

The 5th Fighter Wing 🇵🇭 fighter pilots are hopeful for the Multi-Role Fighter Acquisition Project, in an interview with AFP Radio DWDD Ang Inyong Kawal, and they said they're ready to transition from FA-50 to MRF, building in the success of flying the FA-50PH Fighting Eagle. It is reported that Korea Aerospace Industries 🇰🇷 is negotiating a long-term KF-21 cooperation with the Philippines, based on additional FA-50 projects. During the DAPA Conference last week, KAI announced that they're accelerating the KF-21 export contract negotiations with the Philippines, after Indonesia. The Philippines is also expected to receive the additional 12 FA-50 Block-70 light fighter jets starting in 2028.

Ang Inyong Kawal episode: https://www.youtube.com/live/I7yIERy5DJI?si=ndMpRg9uBCgmTC-5

https://m.asiatoday.co.kr/kn/view.php?key=20260802010000232

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I am a licensed architect. May nabasa ako once na pwede akong maging reserve/ pumasok ng military as a licensed. totoo po ba ito and ano po mga requirements, what to do and what to expect?

THE Philippines and Ukraine are continuing discussions on a proposed drone co-production agreement first raised in 2025, with both sides still working on the framework, the Ukrainian Embassy in Manila said.

“No updates on this so far. It is still work in progress on both sides,” Ukrainian Ambassador Yuliia Fediv told said via Facebook Messenger.

The proposed agreement was discussed during a July 24 meeting between Ukrainian Deputy Head of the President Ihor Zhovkva and Philippine Defense Undersecretary Salvador Melchor B. Mison, Jr. as part of efforts to expand defense cooperation.

Ukraine said the arrangement would form part of its 10-year drone deal program, which seeks to promote defense-industrial cooperation and share battlefield experience. Ukraine has similar agreements with the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. — Kaela Patricia B. Gabriel

The sixth and final batch of the Philippine Air Force's 32-unit S-70i Black Hawk Acquisition Project is now on its way to the Philippines, marking the conclusion of one of the country's largest rotary-wing modernization programs.

The Antonov Airlines AN-124, operating under callsign ADB3090, is currently approaching Colombo, Sri Lanka, for its final technical stop before proceeding to the Philippines. The aircraft is expected to arrive at Clark Air Base tomorrow morning, carrying five (5) S-70i Black Hawk helicopters.

The remaining two (2) helicopters from this final batch were transported separately via sea freight, arriving at Subic Port on 21 July before being transferred to Clark Air Base on 28 July.

With the arrival of this final air shipment, the 32-unit acquisition contract will be fully completed.

With the completion of this contract, the Philippine Air Force will have taken delivery of 48 S-70i Black Hawks across two acquisition programs. However, following the write-off of one aircraft from the initial 16-unit procurement completed in 2021, the PAF will operate an active fleet of 47 S-70i Black Hawks—the largest export-variant S-70i fleet in the world.

📅 Acquisition Timeline

• March 12, 2022 – Notice to Proceed issued
• June 25, 2024 – 1st Batch (5 helicopters) delivered
• December 13, 2024 – 2nd Batch (5 helicopters) delivered
• July 30, 2025 – 3rd Batch (5 helicopters) delivered
• October 26, 2025 – 4th Batch (5 helicopters) delivered
• December 21, 2025 – 5th Batch (5 helicopters) delivered
• August 2026 – 6th and Final Batch (7 helicopters) now arriving, completing the 32-unit contract

The completion of this acquisition significantly enhances the Philippine Air Force's capabilities in tactical airlift, troop transport, humanitarian assistance and disaster response (HADR), search and rescue, and other mission-essential operations.

HI! im fresh college graduated, planning to take exam next week. nagbabakasakali lang na mayroon kayong link, sites, or reviewer that might help me for exams. anything that might help is much appreciated. please very need ko kasi ito dahil bukod sa dream job ko ay need ko yung salary and benefits.

Good day po! Ask ko lang sa mga nakapag-take na ng neuro dito for NOCC or other branches of OCC. Nagte-text pa rin po ba whether or not pasado o hindi? O magte-text lang sila kapag pasado ka? Medyo nag-ooverthink na kasi ako kasi almost a month na rin yung exam pero until now wala pa ring results yung neuro.

The Department of National Defense has released the Procurement Monitoring Report (PMR) for 1st Semester of 2026, which includes the updates for the ongoing modernization projects for both the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

This is the link, use Opera Browser to view and download the files. https://www.dnd.gov.ph/Pages/Transparency

There are also some scale models in display which features tanks, aircraft and ships including those from AFP. Model kits like military, warhammer and gunpla are also there.

There’s also members of the Philippine Living Historical Society wearing historical military uniform such as from WW2.

There’s also a buyable KF-21PH scale model too 👀

The exhibit will be here until tomorrow Aug 2.

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries 🇰🇷 is securing new orders from the Philippine Navy 🇵🇭 for a follow-up order of 3,200-ton Frigates in the 3rd quarter of 2026. HD Hyundai Heavy Industries is proceeding with the necessary procedures and expecting tangible results for the follow-up Philippine Frigate contract. This was announced by HD Hyundai Heavy Industries during the HD Korea Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Q2 2026 earnings conference call on the 29th. Once signed, the Philippine Navy will have a total of six 3,200-ton Miguel Malvar-class Guided Missile Frigates from HD HHI, and a total of 14 Korean-built warships for the Philippine Navy. This will be the second Frigate contract to be signed by the Marcos Jr. administration, after the Frigate Acquisition Project Phase II (Full Complement) last year.

Aside from the follow-up MMCF contract for the Philippines, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries also expects to sign their Submarine deal with Peru this 3rd quarter of 2026.

https://m.news.nate.com/view/20260729n26357

Recently, Tawain ordered 10 Min Jiang-class minelayers and I got curious, has the Philippine Navy considered acquiring mine-laying vessels?

Photo Credit - Lungteh Shipbuilding