Headquarters: Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo
Commander-in-chief: President Juan Valentino Cruz
Chief of Staff: General Alberto Domingo
Budget: $55 Billion
Nuclear Warheads: 0?
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Active Personnel: 750,000
Reserve Personnel: 1,110,000,00
Combat Tanks: 2,700
Infantry Fighting Vehicles: 1,800
Armored Personnel Carriers: 5,500
Self-Propelled Artilleries: 1,200
MLRS: 900
Towed Artillery: 550
MRAP: 1,200
Utility Trucks: 15,000
Naval Ships:
Aircraft Carriers: 0
Helicopter Carriers: 2
Cruisers: 0
Submarines: 17
Destroyers: 15
Frigates: 30
Corvettes: 13
Mine warfare: 5
Landing Ship Tanks (LST): 15
OPVs/Patrol Vessels: 90
Total: 187 ships.
Aerial Strength:
Fighter/Interceptor: 50
Multirole Fighter Jets: 250
Dedicated Attack: 60
Total: 360 aircraft
Utility Helicopters: 300
Attack Helicopters: 100
Anti-Submarine Helicopters: 13
Total: 343 Helicopters
Transport Aircraft: 55
Special Mission: 10
AWACS: 6
Total: 71 Aircraft
A/N: There we go, so, you'll notice the Philippines hella heavily armed, completely opposite to what is it in real life, well, I will be explaining the reason for that in the future chapters.
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