Territorial Defense Pilipinas

09/11/2025

27/10/2025

ANTI-DRONE Gawang Pateros Pilipino na Capco Tech CALRIGER Patriot 1 Anti-Drone Remote Weapon System na Php 200,000 privately funded RND ay para sa mga Pilipino Homes!

IPAGMALKI NATIN ANG GAWANG PINOY NA ANTI-DRONE CAPCO TECH CALRIGER PATRIOT 1 NA KAUNAUNAHANG PATEROS FILIPINO MADE ANTI-DRONE REMOTE WEAPON SYSTEM INNOVATION SA PILIPINAS NA GINAMIT SA ARMSCOR GLOBAL DEFENSE Tactical Survival and Arms Expo sa SM Megamall

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08/10/2025

CALRIGER Patriot 1 Anti-Drone Remote Weapon System is a Proud Filipino Innovation by Capco Tech Calriger Industries Defense

Thr mission of Capco Tech Calriger Defense is to show to the Filipino people that Filipino Technologists are capable of developing our own Filipino made defense technologies and it will be lower in cost when all parts are locally sourced and produced by Filipino Defense Companies.
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Prototype RND: Production Cost Estimated for CALRIGER Patriot 1 Training Model for SRDP Self-Reliant Defense Posture Program is Php 200,000 compared to previous RWS that cost around 10,000,000 above.
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08/10/2025

Filipino Made: The COBRA is a domestically developed system, supporting the Philippine Self-Reliant Defense Posture (SRDP) program and reducing reliance on imported military equipment.

Project COBRA (Controller Operated Battle-Ready Armament) is a Philippine-made, remotely controlled weapon station (RCWS) for the Philippine Army, developed by the DOST-Metals Industry Research and Development Center (DOST-MIRDC) with the Mechatronics and Robotics Society of the Philippines (MRSP) to bolster the army's self-reliance. Mounted on armored vehicles like the M113 APC, COBRA features a 0.50 caliber weapon, a 360-degree rotation capability, and an integrated optical sensor, enhancing crew protection and local defense production.
Remote Operation: It is a remote-controlled weapon system (RCWS) with a 360-degree turning capability, protecting the gun operator from direct enemy fire.

Joint Project: COBRA is a collaborative effort between the DOST-MIRDC, the Philippine Army, and the MRSP.

Goals: The project aims to improve the firepower of armored assets, support the local defense industry, and adapt military technology to national security needs.

Relation to Project BUHAWI

COBRA is similar to Project BUHAWI, another DOST-MIRDC developed RCWS for the Philippine Navy, but COBRA is designed for the Army.

COBRA's main difference from BUHAWI is its 360-degree rotation compared to BUHAWI's 270-degree turn.

Significance

The project represents a significant step in the Philippines' quest for self-sufficiency in defense hardware.

It addresses issues of dependency on foreign military equipment, slow delivery of technology, and the urgent need to modernize military assets.

16/09/2025

09/07/2025

West Philippine Sea Pilipinas

Organizers of a local film festival should explain the last-minute pullout of a movie about the West Philippine Sea, Commodore Jay Tarriela said on Wednesday.

06/06/2025

Learn while you explore at the 24th Tactical, Survival and Arms Expo!

Join us on June 19–22 at the Megatrade Hall, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City, and check out your favorite tactical gear, fi****ms, rescue tools, and accessories. All in one event! ADMISSION IS FREE!
👉 Register now: https://tacsph.com/?e-landing-page=join-us

🎙 Don’t miss Dr. Lawrence Acierto, PhD, Gun Law & Armed Defense Book Author, as he shares vital insights in "KNOW THE LAW & BE SAFE PART 3"
📅 June 20 & 21 | 4:15–4:45 PM
📅 June 22 | 3:30–4:00 PM

TACS Expo wants you to be READY and ARMED with KNOWLEDGE.
See you there, mga ka-TACS! 💥

04/06/2025

The world is watching—and the world is standing with us.

No country supports China’s claims of a nine-dash line. Rather, over 50 nations have joined the Philippines in condemning their actions over the West Philippine Sea. Most importantly, no one has blamed us for defending our territorial and sovereign rights.

This growing support shows that international law matters now more than ever, and that unity in the Indo-Pacific is possible when nations value principle over pressure.