#faicm

The Philippine Navy (PN) recently launched (meaning set into the Water for the first time) the first Fast Attack Interdiction Craft-Missile (FAIC-M) that was assembled here in the Philippines at the Naval Shipyard in Cavite City which will be known as the BRP Albert Majini (PG-909).

The BRP Majini is the eighth out of the nine FAICs whose Contract was signed back in February of 2021, so only one FAIC left that will be for delivery to the PN.

Here is the Link to the Philippine Navy Facebook Page Post containing the original Pictures: https://web.facebook.com/PhilippineNavy/posts/pfbid0hVhLEXgFqBjkJS53NH5Tvt4aDVSzatbvouJYDNcb3LFVhd8MoyicWT8rA9SJzn5Wl

Just some nice Pictures of the BRP Laurence Narag (PG-907), a Nestor Acero-class Fast Attack Interdiction Craft-Missile (FAIC-M) of the Philippine Navy (PN) and its Typhoon MLS NLOS Missile Launcher while at Port.

The BRP Narag is one of the PN's (I think) ten Missile-armed Vessels as of now, and its Typhoon MLS NLOS Launcher can hold up to eight Spike Non-Line of Sight (NLOS) Missiles at the ready, each with a range of up to 32 km.

While at Port, the BRP Narag can do Maintenance and Repairs, Refueling, Restocking of Supplies and conduct Safety Checks. Its Crew can also disembark and explore the City if they want to, or just stay onboard

Here is the Link to the BRP Laurence Narag - PG907 Facebook Page Post containing the original Pictures: https://web.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid02iU9Ct6E9pWx3sR7GyFTtjC3K8XdqgqW7aP7nX9ETQjdbgCJCv2u66YAKmiPo54kEl&id=61561997074447

Just a look at the Weapons onboard the BRP Herminigildo Yurong (PG-906), a Nestor Acero-class Fast Attack Interdiction Craft – Missile (FAIC-M) of the Philippine Navy (PN) during a visit there by important Civilian and Military Personnel.

These Weapons include the Mk 30-c Main Gun with a 30 mm caliber Cannon, two .50 caliber Mini-Typhoons with .50 caliber Heavy Machine Guns (HMG) and the Typhoon MLS-NLOS Missile System. The BRP Yurong is one of the four FAIC-Ms equipped with Missiles, and the FAIC-M Vessel is based on the Shaldag Mark V Design of the Defense Manufacturer, “Israel Shipyards Limited (Ltd)”.

The Ship is one of the most advanced and one of the newest Vessels of the PN, having been commissioned into Service only this May 2024.

Here is the Link to the Post of the BRP Yurong Facebook Page containing the original Pictures: https://web.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid0oCuAPCWnmJcEVmm6n2QrCTnpNG1PiUFHeu7rosyiwBy72g42CcM5vPa4gJXZcvGWl&id=61562280296210

More movements regarding the Acero-class, Fast Interdiction Craft-Missile (FAIC-M) of the Philippine Navy (PN) after the BRP Herminigildo Yurong (PG-906) was given an Arrival Welcome Ceremony in Davao City after its deployment to the Eastern Mindanao Command (EASTMINCOM) Joint Operational Area (JOA).

The BRP Yurong is one of the two FAIC-Ms in Service with the PN that is armed with Spike Non-Line of Sight (NLOS) Missiles which has a range of around 32 km. The Picture shows Major General Luis Rex Bergante, the Commander of EASTMINCOM visiting the Vessel and behind him is the Missile Launcher of the BRP Yurong which can be armed with eight Missiles at the ready.

Great to see Davao being given such a great importance by the PN that it is assigning one of its newest, Missile-armed Ships in its Area.

One of the latest Fast Attack Interdiction Craft-Missile (FAIC-M) of the Philippine Navy (PN), the BRP Laurence Narag (PG-907) was assigned to the Naval Forces Western Mindanao (NFWM) recently, and here are some Pictures of it during its Welcoming Ceremony in Zamboanga City.

The Vessel is one of the FAICs that are armed with the Spike Non-Line of Sight (NLOS) Missiles which has a Range of around 32 km.