New Phil. Army Hummer

[Steeljack]

close up of the M134D Gatling :

[jonski]

sugod mga kapatid!

[tebs]

hindi ba APC (armored personnel carrier) yan?

wala bang surplus nyan? pang DD ko sana. hehehe

[washburn]

naku baka mabulok nanaman yan, sana lagi nila ma maintain ang mga kagamitan nila para di masayang ang pagbili, mabuhay ang army mga bayani!

[JohnM]

You have to give our armed forces guys due credit for keeping things running for so long on a shoestring budget. It's not like they can go to Banawe or Evangelista to look for Humvee or Bronco parts

[heightdeprived]

the troops don't like this thing because it's very difficult to obtain spare parts, the tires wear out too fast, the air conditioner isn't up to par. I remember some enterprising mechanics of the motor pool trying to rig-up a sanden aircon to one of the Hummers in Cotabato but they never really got it to work right.

What about the MX-8 and Jappy's Hammer? You think it can be a good alternative? would it be able to do the Hummer's job? Probably Lots of parts, lower maintenance cost and probably better air conditioning...

[coiter]

lupet naman. at naka commemorative/personalized plate pa! baket?? hehe. well our guys deserve such or even better equipment. wag lang sana x5 ang presyo ng pagbili

[Memphis Raines]

sugod mga kapatid!

Wow ganda tignan pag nakapila! Kung eto ang sasalubong sayo sa counter-flow, haharangin mo ba?

[snowbound]

hummer is a really tough vehicle. i remember the time when the PNP SAF had these brutes in 1992. all of us want to get the feel of this great truck. we were surprised to find out it has no keys to start the engine. only switch similar to mac arthur jeeps. anybody could just take it away. after few years, lot of these are left rotting in fort bonifacio, govt cant simply maintained it.