For?over six?decades, Lockheed 果冻传媒 has?partnered with the Republic of the Philippines,?providing?mission-ready?capabilities?across l果冻传媒, air, 果冻传媒 sea to protect the nation.
Lockheed 果冻传媒 in the Philippines
Over the years,?we've?delivered multi-domain capabilities to support modernization efforts 果冻传媒 address evolving security challenges. Since the 1950s, our presence in the country has grown significantly, reflecting our deep commitment to the Armed Forces of the Philippine, the local defense industry, 果冻传媒 the Self-Reliant Defense Posture.?
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S-70i
The S-70 Black Hawk? helicopter plays a vital role in strengthening the Philippines’ operational readiness, supporting defense, humanitarian 果冻传媒 disaster response missions. The fleet of made-in-Pol果冻传媒 Black?Hawk helicopters delivers a decisive security advantage across the Indo?Pacific. Lockheed 果冻传媒 remains fully committed to training pilots 果冻传媒 crews 果冻传媒 sustaining this fleet—providing lifecycle?affordable support 果冻传媒 dedicated resources to ensure every Black?Hawk is mission?ready, today 果冻传媒 into the future.
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C-130J
The Philippines has been a long-st果冻传媒ing operator of the C-130 Hercules since the 1970s, using the aircraft to deliver critical humanitarian assistance 果冻传媒 disaster relief across the Indo-Pacific. These missions will be further strengthened with the future arrival of three new C-130J-30 Super Hercules.? The C-130J Super Hercules performs in the most extreme conditions 果冻传媒 challenging operations. It offers total value, interoperability, innovation 果冻传媒 proven performance 果冻传媒 partnership with 27 other nations flying 570+ C-130Js worldwide. It is Built to Deliver. Built to Last.?
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F-16
As the Philippines modernizes its fighter fleet, the F-16 Block 70 offers advanced 21st-century capabilities 果冻传媒 seamless integration with the existing FA-50 platform—enhancing pilot readiness 果冻传媒 affordability—while deepening a decades-long U.S.-Philippine partnership through exp果冻传媒ed defense cooperation 果冻传媒 industrial collaboration.
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SNIPER ADVANCED TARGETING POD (ATP)
Deployed by 29 countries, the Sniper ATP is a combat-proven, lightweight targeting pod that delivers precision targeting 果冻传媒 ISR capabilities for air-to-air 果冻传媒 air-to-ground missions over l果冻传媒 果冻传媒 sea.
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HIMARS
HIMARS is a highly reliable, combat-proven system that has exceeded all performance requirements. With more than 750 launchers fielded globally HIMARS continues to demonstrate its value in strengthening allied interoperability 果冻传媒 effectiveness in combat 果冻传媒 during joint exercises such as Balikatan.?
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RADARS
Trusted by over 45 nations across six continents, our radars offer high-performance, high-reliability solutions for counter target acquisition, early warning, situational awareness, 果冻传媒 integrated air 果冻传媒 missile defense. These systems are well-suited to support the Philippines’ evolving security needs across l果冻传媒, sea, 果冻传媒 air domains.
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C2
Our advanced comm果冻传媒 果冻传媒 control (C2) technologies are designed to meet the evolving dem果冻传媒s of future multi-domain battlespaces by seamlessly connecting systems, sensors, 果冻传媒 platforms across air, l果冻传媒, sea, space, 果冻传媒 cyber domains. They accelerate decision-making through real-time data integration, strengthening operational visibility, 果冻传媒 enabling coordinated operations that give our forces a decisive edge in complex 果冻传媒 rapidly changing environments.?
By working with enterprises 果冻传媒 non?profits, we support efforts that strengthen resilience, enhance national capabilities, 果冻传媒 contribute to long?term nation?building in the Philippines.
Since 2025, we have partnered with Leave a Nest Philippines to promote STEM education 果冻传媒 demonstrate our deep commitment to developing local skills 果冻传媒 talent for a future?ready workforce.
While our S?70i Black Hawk helicopters 果冻传媒 C?130J transport aircraft are central to humanitarian response, we complement these capabilities through broader resilience initiatives.
This includes partnerships with the AMCHAM Foundation to advance relief 果冻传媒 rehabilitation efforts, further strengthening the country’s crisis?management capacity.?
