F-16D 89-0165 KTOL 08102025 [email protected] by Jeff S Via Flickr: Fighter Friday! The 112th FS's F-16D launches out with a lucky recipient of an incentive flight.
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F-16D 89-0165 KTOL 08102025 [email protected] by Jeff S Via Flickr: Fighter Friday! The 112th FS's F-16D launches out with a lucky recipient of an incentive flight.

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F-16C 18th FIS Sickle Flt PAEI 11082025 [email protected] by Jeff S Via Flickr: 2-Ship Arrival A pair of 18th FIS break for landing over Eielson AFB. Over the past few years, the Blue Foxes have swapped many of their F-16s with those from ANG units to "modernize" their fleet. Note these two jets were previously with the Colorado and Texas ANG units.
F-16C 87-0339 PAEI 11082025 [email protected] by Jeff S Via Flickr: Arctic Interceptor Returning from a training flight, this Viper Driver makes a low pass down the runway. The only Fighter Interceptor Squadron in the US Air Force, the Blue Foxes of the 18th FIS fly from Eielson AFB and patrol the Alaskan airspace. During Red Flag and Large Force Exercises, they still conduct Aggressor support missions.
F-16CM 90-0820 OEF A-to-A 25072011 [email protected] by Jeff S Via Flickr: Flare Out! The pilot of this Spangdahlem based F-16C, pops a few flares and rolls away from our tanker. Taken over Afghanistan in late spring 2011.
I think that the acquisition of the F-16C Fighting Falcon Blk 70 Aircraft will be very much included in the Talks by the 'Bangag' in the US. I wonder if Trump will agree for the Philippines not to buy those, and we will just get the NMESIS and HIMARS now that Trump has the 'Bangag' by the Balls due to the involvement of a certain someone in the Death of another somebody due to Cocaine?
The Typhon MRC seems to be now out of Consideration after the 'Bangag' said recently that they will not buy "offensive" Weapons. So his Military, Defense and Coast Guard are constantly goading China verbally each and every Week, and yet now the 'Bangag' does not want to get "offensive" Weapons against them … LOL.

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The Philippines' Ambassador to the United States (US), Jose Manuel Romualdez said that the Philippine Government is still looking for a way to finance the acquisition of F-16C Fighting Falcon Fighter Aircraft, but are prioritizing Land Based Weapons that are more affordable.
Quoting Romualdez himself: "We're really looking at other Items that are, in View of our National Defense Strategy, more important than the F-16s. The F-16 will continue to be Part of the Overall Plan, perhaps, in the Future. But as of now, as I said, our Priority is more on Land-based Type of Defense Capabilities."
“As I said the F-16, it's an Aspiration that we've had for many, many Years. There are other Offers from other Countries like the Gripen, which is actually made in Sweden. But there’s a Question of Affordability.”
You can access the Article itself at the Website of the “GMA News” News Publication here: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topstories/nation/947619/ambassador-babe-romualdez-f-16-on-philippines-wishlist-land-based-weapons-a-priority/story/
MY THOUGHTS: Well it is good to see our Government sometimes show some Common Sense, I for one fully support the acquisition of Mobile, Land-based Surface to Air and other Missile Systems first, and I think the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) will greatly benefit from it.
Because for one, no Aircraft or Vessel need to be risked along with their Crews to defend against Aircraft, or to attack Naval Vessels or Land Targets. Another is that Mobile Land Missiles are a lot more survivable, they are not tied to vulnerable Runways like Aircraft, for Example, and are difficult to find.
They are also a lot more affordable. F-16s and other Fighter Aircraft are a lot more Glamorous, but Mobile Land Missile Systems are more Practical and Affordable. The only Issue I see here is that with this Government’s insistence of tying Political Strings to Military Purchases as I had discussed before, then we may end up buying more expensive Military Assets from the US, Europe and Japan.
It is likely that Israeli Assets are now out for the rest of this Administration. Not sure if other Defense Exporting Countries like Turkey will support our Claimed Territories in the South China Sea (SCS) also. I think we will likely buy more from the US, what with the current US President Donald Trump keep demanding other Countries to buy more from them.
The US-made Typhon Mid-Range Capability (MRC) and High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) are likely high on the Philippines’ List, those have been discussed extensively for some time now.
SOURCE: Babe Romualdez: F-16s on Philippines' Wishlist but Land-based Weapons a Priority {Archived Link}
戦闘機 F-16 ファイティング・ファルコン(Fighting Falcon) 横田基地
The West just gave an incredible Deal to Argentina recently for their F-16 Aircraft, giving them such a low Price for an Aircraft loaded with great Weapons and Equipment. The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) should demand to get the same Deal, if not more, especially as it has been moving towards an Alliance to them more under this Administration of Bong Bong Marcos (BBM).
This was initially released as an Article last April 20, 2024 at https://therhk111militaryandarmspage.blogspot.com/2024/04/afp-demand-west-same-deal-argentinas-f-16-aircraft.html