Philippine Brahmos Cruise Missile Base Aimed at South China Sea

[@ayamayamblackwhite3190]

Pwede na din na dagdag at variety sa depensa . Pero Dagdagan nyo ng 500 piraso ng MLRS ( himars, gmars, puls , k239 chunmoo ) na may kasamang 1,000 ATACMS, 1,000 PRSM, 1,000 CTM-90 missiles. Lagyan nyo din ng tig 3 surface to air missile defense battery systems bawat region simula ilocos hangang palawan . DAVIDS SLING, C-DOME , BARRACK MX, ARROW-3.

[@teamodrt9034]

God bless the philippines😊

[@TheMowst]

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[@DiosdadoCuevas]

Mag dag dag pa ng mga brhamos misiles

[@TheMowst]

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[@Echelon673]

9 Batteries of BRAHMOS Missiles are very much suited for Philippine + 9 batteries of Anti-Air Missile System and also 9 batteries of MLRS. This will bring a big boost and a game changer to Chinas greedy ambitious behavior in the region and brings the balance of power. A stronger Philippines will ensure a long lasting peace in this region.

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[@GinaPancito]

Dapat maglagay din sa likod banda pacific wag magtiwala Ng nakaharap lang sa WPS maganda na Yung palibot,para secured un bansa natin

[@DaniloManuntag-ex9pw]

Kailangan maraming Brahmos missiles para sa maraming barko ng kalaban, pero they will cost so much. Prefer ko ang mga mobile Typhon missile systems, tomahawk missiles, HIMARS, at long range dark eagle hypersonic missiles na aabot hanggang Three Gorges dam.

[@user-uc9qt1mc5i]

Bro, sorry to disappoint you bro, but Tomahawks are definitely off-limits to us, as per MTCR regulations, we are only allowed to procure missiles with ranges not exceeding 290km.( That's what we got for our Brahmos missiles, a range of around 290 km.)

[@TheMowst]

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[@user-uc9qt1mc5i]

@@DaniloManuntag-ex9pw The Philippines cannot procure missiles(any type) with a range of over 290 km. This is an MTCR regulation and we aren't a member of that organization.

[@isacr4063]

Tomahawk is slow and can be easily shot down. And they are not cheap. Who told you they were?

[@user-uc9qt1mc5i]

@@isacr4063 Yes, you're right, they're kinda slow, sub-sonic speed, but they've been upgraded with better guidance systems, etc. over the years. Can they be easily shot down by air defense systems? Partly yes, coz majority of all cruise missiles can or maybe intercepted by ADS including the Tomahawk, maybe except for a few other Cruise missiles that move too fast and cannot be "jammed" electronically, aiming to confuse the guidance system. Tomahawks are better employed in "SALVO ATTACKS," meaning instead of using 1 or 2 Tomahawks, using 4 to 8 missiles will increase greatly the probability of hitting their targets. Japan has so much confidence in the Tomahawk, they bought about 400 Block 4 & 5 Tomahawk Cruise missiles for about $ 1.7 Billion dollars in 2023/2024. The Australian s did the same thing too. Too bad because of MTCR ( Missile Technology Control Regime) rules, we can't have or acquire them.

[@kulawong-or5cq]

Need this Brahmos in Palawan and Pag-asa island

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[@RobertoQuinawayan]

Bakit kc tinatawag mo soutchina sea? Kung sa pilipinas yan? Dapat WEST PHILIPPINE SEA!!

[@andreitupaz8307]

True

[@deancavander]

I would rather use a mobile launcher for the missiles instead of a fixed land base subject to precision attack by enemy missiles or bombs. Mobile launchers are constantly moving from one location to another which is hard to pinpoint.

[@user-uc9qt1mc5i]

True, if you have an extensive road network, and not much traffic, it MAY work, but if they(Brahmos launchers) get stuck in traffic, then it could be lights out for them. Let's say were in a conflict situation, we're under attack, thus our launcher trucks should be mobile, moving and not stationary, in order to navigate more swiftly through public roads, they're gonna need lots of "Police Escorts" on motorcycles, and helicopters to better observe traffic conditions from a much higher vantage point, which would pave the way for our brahmos launcher trucks to move faster. But this team of police escorts should be a dedicated group, on constant standby, to be ready to deploy fast, as fast as "Firefighters." They could also have an "integrated traffic lights command & control system,"(deployed in places/areas where brahmos launchers are.)where they can control all the road intersections by traffic lights control. (manipulation)

[@jaydenmende2295]

I think the bramos base is protected by the spyder air defence system by israel.,🙂

[@jaydenmende2295]

And we already have it.,🙂

[@jaydenmende2295]

3 battery of spyder aswel like the 3 batteries of bramos misile system.,

[@user-uc9qt1mc5i]

@@jaydenmende2295 Maybe they are, maybe they aren't. But against Chinese ballistic missiles like the DF-21 or the DF-26, which is hypersonic( travelling between 1.7 to 3+ km/second) those Spyder ADS missiles MAY not be able to intercept them, we could be lucky if we hit a single ballistic missile or two.

[@erickgo7764]

Someone tell us if brahmos or any other missiles do not get expired as time goes by? We might not use it for the longest time if the the target change its course and decided to choose a friendly path

[@ramongabutina8015]

China has an installed missile system in the phils' doorstep Spratly Islands.

[@blackspade1740]

Nahhh I don't think those "made in china" missile system even works... Their made in china air defense system in Pakistan wasn't able to detect and intercept when India's brahmos when it hits Pakistan

[@TonyChua-y3q]

Bramos missile kulang 3 batteries kulang na kulang at 3 batteries na pirmahan noon pa yan during FRRD pa.

[@danilomanuntag1706]

Fixed land bases para Brahmos missiles, dapat undisclosed locations para hindi easy target, dapat marami kasi target maraming barko. Bumili ng maraming HIMARS, ang US magdeploy pa ng mga Typhon missile launchers, tomahawk missiles at hypersonic missiles.

[@user-uc9qt1mc5i]

Missile silos are very visible to satellites, you can't hide them from prying eyes.

[@TheMowst]

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[@user-uc9qt1mc5i]

@@TheMowst Yeah bro, I always do that.

[@Paul280467]

Can u advice someone in the government na sana naman ay meron din brahmos na naka tutok din sa north south and east ng bansa. Baka kasi mangyari ulit katulad sa Bataan noong ww2 na ang mga kanyon sa corregidor ay sa isang parte lamang naka tutok. Kaya na pasok ng mga hapon ang Pilipinas. Isang pagaaral na iyon dati at kaya dapat matitunan na ng mga Pilipino ang dating pagkakamali noon.

[@user-uc9qt1mc5i]

I think your mistaken, those huge cannons or mortars used by the Americans on Corregidor Island during WW2 can traverse in any which way/direction, (360 degrees) and those guns weren't fixed on one position, pointed at a single direction.

[@johntwohy8337]

A former Adviser to the US State Department said this: "Without C4ISR, Philippines’ BrahMos Missiles are “Symbolic, Lacking Operational Use.” "

[@JeanAriesM]

If so, I'm sure they already work with it. US forces been helping the Philippines defence currently.

[@johntwohy8337]

@@JeanAriesM Yes. Helping with loans to purchase American systems.

[@jaroldquilab5573]

They will it against Miltary Bases in Artificial Islands. as those are setting ducks. even without C4ISR.

[@JeanAriesM]

@@johntwohy8337 not bad...than to be the side of China and purchase their junk unit/item, just like currently we have issues of train units that made in China 😁

[@johntwohy8337]

@@JeanAriesM A military strategist never underestimate his opponent. 🙂At least we know you are not a military strategist.😆

[@motoringpinoy228]

Laughable!

[@isleephungry]

Useless 😢😂

[@benmiranda1536]

If china being friendly to ours filipino we have no problem but they choose the hard way.

[@Paul280467]

Because it is the communist part group of Xi Jinping and not the old China what we used to know before.

[@BarokTamad]

They choose the bully way