The Air Force will get six units of close air support aircraft worth $110 mn, eight units of combat helicopters worth $106 mn, eight attack helicopters worth $76 mn, two lead-in fighter trainer jets worth $70 mn, one medium-lift aircraft worth $39 mn and two light-lift aircraft worth $18 million.

Other Air Force projects due for delivery include jet munitions worth $50 mn, basing support system radar worth $18 million, basing support for long-range patrol aircraft worth $4 mn, search and rescue basing worth $3.3 mn, basing support system for lead-in fighter trainer jets worth $3 mn and a flight simulator worth $6,000.

The Navy projects include the Marine Forces Imagery and Targeting Support System or drones worth $15 mn.

It will involve the acquisition of surveillance equipment to boost Marines’ security and search and rescue operations.

The package will include six sets of drones or small unmanned aerial vehicle sub-system, nine sets of target acquisition device sub-systems, 12 kits of tactical sensor integration sub-systems and integrated logistics support.

Other Navy projects to be delivered include two naval helicopters worth $19 million, naval base logistics support worth $11 million, six units of 155mm howitzer and 120 rounds of ammunition worth $4 million, 10 units of small amphibian vehicles worth $2 million, 330 units of personal role radios worth $1.9 million, 720 units of 40mm grenade launchers worth $1.5 million, 120 units of 7.62mm designated marksman rifles worth $1.5 million, 85 units of 7.62mm sniper rifles worth $1.1 million, 20 units of 60mm mortars worth $1.5 million and 10 units of 81mm mortars worth $750,000.

The Army will get 44,080 units of force protection equipment worth $39 mn; 4,464 units of night fighting systems worth $25 mn, 520 Manpack radios with a total amount of $14.5 million, 28 armored vehicles worth $19.5 million, 12,657 units of assault rifles acquired through negotiated bidding worth $10.79 million and 10,965 units of assault rifles purchased through public bidding worth $10 million.

Other deliveries are 1,446 units of 2-5W hand-held radios worth $10 million, 60 field ambulances worth $6.9 million, thermal imaging device worth $5.3 million, six units of howitzers with 120 rounds of ammunition worth $5.3 million, 60 units of 50W AV configuration radio worth $3.2 million, tactical engagement simulation system worth $3 million, 54 units of 60mm mortar worth $2.35 million and CAFGU active auxiliary communication system worth $1.1 million.

General headquarters projects are 686 light utility vehicles worth $41.3 mn,, military engineering equipment worth $13.5 million, Armed Forces medical and dental equipment upgrade worth $2.42 million, first forward medics equipment worth $710,000, enhanced data generation system worth P20 million and Camp Bautista hospital equipment worth $211,000.