Major Equipment
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| Armored Fighting Vehicles | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| Alvis FV101 Scorpion | United Kingdom | Light tank | ~41 | delivered in 1977. 18 will be upgraded. |
| FMC Armored Infantry Fighting Vehicle (AIFV) | United States | Tracked IFV | ~85 | including 6 Armored Recovery Vehicle variants, all delivered in 1979-1980. |
| FNSS ACV-300 | Turkey | Tracked APC | 7 | including 1 Armored Recovery Vehicle, delivered in 2010. |
| FMC M113A1 | United States | Tracked APC | ~128 | staggered delivery starting 1967. Some converted to armored mortar carriers. |
| GKN Simba | United Kingdom | Wheeled APC/IFV | ~150 | Delivered 1993-1997. 142 units assembled in the Philippines. Includes some IFV armed with 25mm Bushmaster cannon, 17 armored ambulance and command variants. |
| Cadillac Gage V-150 Commando | United States | Wheeled APC | ~120 | Total 155 delivered, some with Marine Corps. Delivery starting 1975. Some stretched V-150S variants. |
| Bravia Chaimite | Portugal | Wheeled APC | ~20 | Delivered 1979-1980. |
| GKN FV432 | United Kingdom | Tracked Armored Mortar Carrier | 1 | Originally an APC, locally converted to Armored Mortar Carrier. |
| Alvis FV104 Samaritan | United Kingdom | Armored Ambulance | 6 | |
| Alvis FV106 Samson | United Kingdom | Armored Recovery Vehicle | 3 | |
| Artillery | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| Soltam M-71 | Israel | 155mm Towed Howitzer | 14 | Delivered in 1983. |
| M114A1 | United States | 155mm Towed Howitzer | 12 | Delivered in 1972. |
| M101A1 | United States | 105mm Towed Howitzer | ~120 | Total 150 delivered, some with Marine Corps. Delivered in 1957-1958. 12 units upgraded to M101/30 in 1997 by GIAT Industries. |
| M102 | United States | 105mm Towed Howitzer | 24 | Delivered in 1981. |
| OTO Melara Model 56/14 | Italy | 105mm Pack Howitzer | ~100 | Total 120 delivered, some with Marine Corps. Delivered in 1983. |
| M30 Mortar | United States | 107mm Heavy Mortar | ~70 | Delivered in 1974. |
| M29 mortar | United States | 81mm Mortar | unknown | |
| M2 mortar | United States | 60mm Mortar | unknown | |
| Support Vehicles | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| M939 Series 5-ton truck | United States | Heavy Truck | ~20 | Delivered 2010 |
| Kia KM-500 5-ton truck | South Korea | Heavy Truck | 6 | 155mm Artillery prime mover. 1st batch of 6 delivered 2012. |
| M35 2½-ton truck | United States | Medium Truck | unknown | Divided into several variants and series |
| Kia KM-250 2½-ton truck | South Korea | Medium Truck | 250 | |
| Mitsubishi Fuso Fighter FK Series | Japan | Medium Truck | unknown | |
| HMMWV | United States | Light Utility Vehicle / Light Armored Car | unknown | Divided into several variants and series, including armored variants |
| HMMWV M997A2 Maxi-Ambulance | United States | Light Armored Ambulance | 23 | delivered November 2011 |
| Kia KM-450 | South Korea | Light Utility Vehicle | 603+ | 651 purchased by AFP on 2007 (603 for army) and 137 on December 2010 (unknown number for army) |
| Kia KM-451 Field Ambulance | South Korea | Field Ambulance | <60 | 60 purchased by AFP in 2012, majority went to Army. |
| CMC Cruiser | Philippines | Light Utility Vehicle | unknown | |
| Delta M-1777 Mini Cruiser | Philippines | Light Utility Vehicle | unknown | Divided into several variants and series, including modified stretched variants. |
| M151 MUTT | United States | Light Utility Vehicle | unknown | |
| Mitsubishi L200 | Japan | Light Utility Vehicle | unknown | used by Military Police |
| Aircraft | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| Beechraft 80 Queen Air | United States | Utility Aircraft | 3 | |
| Cessna 421 Golden Eagle | United States | Utility Aircraft | 2 | |
| Cessna 206 Super Skylane | United States | Utility / Surveillance Aircraft | 2 | |
| Cessna 172N Skyhawk | United States | Utility / Surveillance Aircraft | t/n PA-101 | |
| Polaris Motor SRL (Flying Inflatable Boat) | Italy | 2 | ||
| Watercraft | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| Assault Watercraft | Philippines | Riverine Assault Boat | 20 | used by Special Operations Command 1st Special Forces Battalion (Riverine) |
| Airboat | Australia | Riverine Assault Fanboat | 21 | used by Special Operations Command Special Forces Regiment. Received under the Joint Philippines-Australia Army Watercraft (JPAAW) Project. |
| Condor Scout Boats | Philippines | Riverine Squad Assault Boat | 35 | used by Special Operations Command 4th Special Forces Battalion. 12 units under Project Condor, 13 units under Condor-2, and 10 units under Condor-3. Can carry 8 men. |
| Condor Support Boats | Philippines | Riverine Assault Support Boat | 7 | used by Special Operations Command 4th Special Forces Battalion. 1 unit under Project Condor, 3 units under Condor-2, and 3 units under Condor-3. Can carry 55 men or mixed with provisions & supplies. |
| Anti-Tank Weapons | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| M40 recoilless rifle | United States | 106mm Recoilless Rifle | unknown | |
| M67 recoilless rifle | United States | 90mm Recoilless Rifle | unknown | |
| M20 recoilless rifle | United States | 75mm Recoilless Rifle | unknown | |
| MBB Armbrust | Germany | Anti-Tank Weapon | unknown | used by Mechanized Infantry units |
| M72 LAW | United States | Anti-Tank Rocket Launcher | unknown | |
| Small Arms | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
| M16/M16A1/M16A2 Rifle | United States/ Philippines | 5.56mm Assault Rifle | 200,000+ US-made plus more under licensed production by Elisco Tool Co. | Standard infantry rifle. |
| M4 Carbine | United States | 5.56mm Assault Carbine | Used by Special Operations Command units | |
| CAR-15 Carbine | United States | 5.56mm Assault Carbine | Used by Special Operations Command units | |
| M14 Rifle Rifle | United States | 7.62mm Battle Rifle / Sniper Rifle | Standard infantry and sniper rifle | |
| Steyr AUG F88 Austeyr Rifle | Austria/ Australia | 5.56mm Assault Rifle | Australian-sourced. Used by 1st Scout Ranger Regiment | |
| Galil-SAR Carbine | Israel | 5.56mm Assault Carbine | Used in limited numbers | |
| Heckler & Koch G36K/C Rifle | Germany | 5.56mm Assault Carbine | unknown | Used by Special Operations Command units |
| Heckler & Koch MP5 - Submachine Gun | Germany | 9mmm Submachine gun | Used by Special Operations Command units | |
| M60 General Purpose Machine Gun | United States | 7.62mm Machine Gun | Standard GPMG / Squad Automatic Weapon | |
| Daewoo K3 Light Machine Gun | South Korea | 5.56mm Squad Automatic Weapon | 6,198 | Standard Squad Automatic Weapon |
| FN Minimi Light Machine Gun | Belgium | 5.56mm Light Machine Gun | at least 326 | Standard Squad Automatic Weapon |
| Ultimax 100 Light Machine Gun | Singapore | 5.56mm Light Machine Gun | Squad Automatic Weapon, used in limited numbers. | |
| M2HB Heavy machine Gun | United States | 50-calibre heavy machine gun | ||
| M134 Minigun Gatling-type machine gun | United States | 7.62mm Gatling-type machine gun | Mounted on Light Armored Division armored Humvees | |
| M21 Sniper Weapon System | United States | 7.62mm Sniper Rifle | ||
| Barrett M82A1 Anti Materiel Rifle | United States | 50-calibre anti-materiel rifle | ||
| Benelli M1 Super 90 Shotgun | Italy | Shotgun | ||
| Benelli M3 Shotgun | Italy | Shotgun | ||
| M1911 Semiautomatic Pistol | United States/ Philippines | 45-calibre Pistol | ||
| Beretta 92 - Semiautomatic Pistol | Italy | 9mm Pistol | ||
| M203 Grenade Launcher | United States | Rifle-Mounted Grenade Launcher | ||
| M79 Grenade Launcher | United States | Grenade Launcher | ||
| CIS 40 AGL Automatic Grenade Launcher | Singapore | 40mm Automatic Grenade Launcher | Mounted on Armored Vehicles |
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