Philippine Special Forces

[mokiloo]

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I am not defensive , I am just educating you . Dont take it also as insult since its an innocent reply with no content meant to humiliate or mock you .

The H & K MK23 is a .45 acp pistol na magamit nimo maski underwater ka . Although lahi ang version sa Navy and ang available sa civilian .

bro enlighten me some more
did you mean these firearms magamit or still fires or mu-buto even if was submerged, still drenched/dripping wet?
or can be fired while still submerged without any catastrophe to both firearm and shooter?

[mokiloo]

wew, daug ra na sila sa numbers, but, remember, it's made in china

well all due respect let's not be too overly confident when labeling "chinamade" military equipment & gears
and not categorize them along with those fake, cheap "brand" imitations that's popularly synonymous nowadays as very low and mediocre in quality.

The Chinese military even goes to certain ridiculous limits in funding their military
so don't be fooled into thinking their equipment are as same quality w/ their pirated DVDs, DVD/CD mp3/4 players, celphones, or any items you can find at UNITOP...and if ever you're gonna find an AK47 there please do let me know also.

[lodyl]

Payter jud ni atoang mga Special Forces... mayta naa pud ta mga "Super Special Forces".....

[KE-25]

Interesting bit of info ......

[lodyl]

Mayta mag produce ang atoang Entertainment Industry ug series parehas sa NCIS, Jag, etc about sa atoang Armed Forces para pud modaghan na ang tig defense sa atoang country..... pang inspire lang ba...

[Sand Man]

The Scout Rangers, known officially as the First Scout Ranger Regiment (FSSR) is the Philippine Army's primary Special Forces unit, and specializes in anti-guerrilla warfare.

Getting off with their regimental mascot, a Philippine “MUSANG”.


Philippine Army Special Operations Command (PASOCOM) patch worn on right arm sleeve and their “Musang” patch on the left.




"There are only two kinds of units in the Philippine Army; the Scout Rangers and the rest" as the saying goes. This is the Army's most celebrated breed of figthing men, the men far away from home, up in the mountains where they roam.

They are the men claded in black fatigues, berets and balaclavas (the men in black) depicting the skin of the panther whose image appears in every ranger patch sewed in the shoulders of their fatigues. It is the emblem of the jungle figther, the night stalker, the commie-buster.It is a family circle of a well-trained closely-knit unit delivering the main punch in the counter-insurgency campaign - primarily a strike-anywhere force with troops scattered all over the country.

Their barracks notoreity as a day and night, all weather, all terrain, RANGER all the way figthing force made them legends in the Army. Based and trained in Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal Province, whose gates will emerge "the greatest guerilla figthers of Asia", it is an organization of about 2,500 men and forms the National Maneuver Force (NMF)which can deploy to any active sector to form a strike force or act as a reserve for local commanders.

Established in the 1950's by General Rafael Ileto, known as the "Father of the Rangers" they were the heroes of their time who sealed the fate of the Hukbalahap guerrilas. However, it was abolished when their members became so proud and cocky and went around abusing people with impunity. They hit the fan when Rangers abuse military courtesy refusing to salute men even with higher rank who did not wear the patch of the Ranger.

Then in the 1970's, it was temporarily re-established as part of the Philippine Army Special Warfare Brigade with combined strength of the special forces whom they fought with stiff competition. It was resurrected in 1983 as an independent Ranger unit under General Josephus Ramas then the Army Chief, and the First Scout Ranger Regiment (FSSR) was then born. Eager to reclaim its rightful title, it proved itself as the Army's best unit through its achievements and colorful combat records and it wasn't too long they became again the elites among the elites.

Their commanders, names like Ileto, Sang-laan, Brawner, Blando, Javier are legends in the Army. Their officers are the finest trained and educated ones, schooled in places like PMA, West Point, Fort Benning, PORTSEA and the finest of Philippine ROTC units. The Rangers in snappy postures glimmers with medals hanging in their chest like knights in shinning armors. Their units are decorated by the commander in chief and voted as the best unit in the entire Philippine Army. They have been portrayed in Philippine movies with the rangers played by the prominent and celebrated actors Philippine cinema can offer.

As long as the Scout Rangers are there for the day, Philippine democracy is here to stay.

And they “Don’t just LEAD, they STRIKE!!!”


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[lodyl]

We strike jud... hunger strike?

[Sand Man]

We strike jud... hunger strike?

Unsa na man sad ni? "Dili sa pag insulto or whatever?"

[lodyl]

Unsa na man sad ni? "Dili sa pag insulto or whatever?"

it is what it is...

[SPRINGFIELD_XD_40]

bro enlighten me some more
did you mean these firearms magamit or still fires or mu-buto even if was submerged, still drenched/dripping wet?
or can be fired while still submerged without any catastrophe to both firearm and shooter?

Hehehehe murag korek ko ani da .

ANyways , ive read somewhere in a reliable site sa mga MILSPEC na equipment na the MK23 SOCOM is safe submerged up to 30 plus something , nalimot ko if meters or feet sa sa water pod .

Ang gusto nako makita kay videos na actually naay gi fire underwater .

@ SANDMAN ...

Sakto , MILSPEC man gyud diay ang SOCOM na MK23compare sa civilian version .