There follows a list of equipment used by the Philippine National Police.
Vehicles
editPicture | Model | Origin | Type | Notes |
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V-150 Cadillac Gage Commando | United States | Armoured personnel carrier | 28 units used by the PNP-Special Action Force.[1] Although the number of active vehicles might be less.[2] 2 captured by Maute Group fighters in May 2017.[3] | |
Shladot-MDT Armor Tiger Mk. II | Israel | Armoured personnel carrier/MRAP | 6 units acquired in 2019 used by PNP-Special Action Force.[4] Armed with cupola-mounted 12.7mm or 7.62mm machine gun. | |
AM General HMMWV | United States | Armored tactical vehicle | 25 M1114 provided in 2013 shared between the Philippine Army and PNP-SAF. | |
Steelcraft MX-8 Armored Escort Vehicle | Philippines | Armored tactical vehicle | The sole Mk.3 prototype is in service with the Philippine National Police. | |
CTK Armored Vehicle | Philippines | Armoured personnel carrier | Several in PNP-Special Action Force inventory. Based on locally developed bank armored vehicles. Only used on urban operations. | |
Honda XRM | Philippines Japan |
police motorcycle | Used by Cities and Municipalities[5] | |
Hyosung Aquila Grand Voyage GV125S | South Korea | police motorcycle | Donation from the South Korean Government and used by National Support Units and selected cities where Korean communities are established.[6] | |
Honda XR 150L | Japan | police motorcycle | ||
Kawasaki Ninja 650R | Japan | police motorcycle | Used by PNP-Highway Patrol Group,[7] and Butuan City Police Office[8] | |
Kawasaki Rouser | India Japan |
police motorcycle | Used by Cities and Municipalities | |
Kawasaki Versys 650 | Japan | police motorcycle | Used by PNP-Highway Patrol Group,[9] Police Security and Protection Group,[10][11] Sorsogon Police Provincial Office, and Butuan City Police Office[8] | |
Kawasaki Versys 1000 | Japan | police motorcycle | Used by PNP-Highway Patrol Group[12] and Police Security and Protection Group | |
Hyundai Elantra | South Korea | police car | Donation from the South Korean Government and used by National Support Units and selected cities where Korean communities are established.[13] | |
Toyota Corolla Altis | Japan | police car | Used by PNP-Highway Patrol Group[7] | |
Toyota Prius | Japan | police car | Donation from the Japanese Government and used only for Eastern Visayas Regions[14] | |
Mahindra Scorpio[15] | India | police car | Used by Regional Offices and Support Units. Future plans for procurement suspended due to being seen unfit for police operations.[16] | |
Mitsubishi Adventure | Japan | police car | Used by Police Forces in Baguio, Bacoor and Tagaytay. Also used by Crime Laboratory and SOCO Units. | |
Mitsubishi L300 | Japan | Police Van | Used by Cavite Provincial Police Office and Baguio City Police Office | |
Mitsubishi Montero Sport | Japan | police car | Donation from the Japanese Government[17] | |
Toyota Innova | Japan | police car | Used by Police Forces in Large Cities and Urban Areas | |
Toyota Wigo | Japan | Police Car | Used by Cavite Provincial Police Office | |
Toyota Vios | Japan | Police Car | Used by large cities and Manila Police District | |
Ford Ranger | United States | police car | Donation from the United States Government[18] Ford Ranger Raptor Variant is also used by Police forces in Tagaytay City. | |
Mitsubishi Strada | Japan | police car | ||
Nissan Navara | Japan | police jeep | Used by Cabanatuan City Police Office | |
Ford F550 | United States | SWAT car | Donation from the Bureau of Customs and used by Cagayan Valley Regional Office, and National Headquarters.[19][20][21] | |
Isuzu D-Max | Japan | police jeep | ||
Kia K-2700 | South Korea | police jeep | Used by Public Safety Battalions and Companies | |
Mahindra Enforcer[22][23] | India | police jeep | Used by the Cities and Municipalities. Future plans for procurement suspended due to being seen as unfit for police operations.[16] | |
Toyota Hilux FX | Japan | police jeep | Commonly found and used all across police units in the Philippines. | |
Hyundai Grand Starex | South Korea | police van | Donation from the South Korean Government and used by National Support Units and selected cities where Korean communities are established.[13] Also being used by Police Forces in Dasmariñas City. | |
Hyundai H350 | South Korea | police van | Used by PNP-Special Action Force | |
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter | Germany | police van | Donation from the United States Government[24] and used only for CBRNE.[25] | |
Nissan NV 350 Urvan | Japan | police van | Used by PNP-Special Action Force | |
Toyota Hiace | Japan | police van | Used by National Support Units and Crime Laboratory Service | |
Hino XZU730L Mini Bus | Japan | police bus | Used by regional offices and support units | |
Toyota Coaster | Japan | police bus | Used by Regional Offices, and Support Units[26] | |
GAZ Sadko | Russia | police truck | Used by PNP-Special Action Force | |
Hino 300 Series | Japan | police truck | Used by PNP-Special Action Force[27] | |
Hino 500 Series | Japan | police truck | Used by Regional Offices, and Support Units | |
Isuzu Forward | Japan | police truck | Used by Regional Offices, and Support Units | |
Man CLA 18.300 | Germany | police truck | Used by Regional Offices, and Support Units | |
Ural Next | Russia | police truck | Used by PNP-Special Action Force | |
GAZ 3409 | Russia | Amphibious ATV | Used by PNP-Special Action Force |
Aircraft
editPicture | Model | Origin | Type | Variant | Notes |
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Helicopters | |||||
Eurocopter AS350 Écureuil | France | Light utility helicopter | AS350 H125 |
5 AS350 originally in service, probably all inoperable with some sold as scrap. 2 H125 delivered and inducted in 2019. 5 more H125 delivered in 2020, with 2 inducted in 2020 and 3 inducted in January 2021.[28][29] | |
Robinson R44 | United States | Light utility helicopter | R44 Raven II | 3 acquired in 2008–2009,[28] 1 crashed in 2010. 2 brand new units received in August 2019. 4 units in service total. | |
Fixed-wing aircraft | |||||
Cessna 150 | United States | Trainer Aircraft | [30][31] |
Watercraft
editPicture | Model | Origin | In Service | Notes |
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Baywatch 55' Patrol Boat | Philippines | >2 | Donated, catamaran-hulled design. PB-103 and PB-105 seen in Manila Bay area. | |
Sea Ark Dauntless 48' Patrol Boat | United States | 4 | Aluminium hulled. Provided by US government in 2016. Assigned in Palawan.[32] | |
Naiad 33' Police Gun Boat (PGB) | United States | 6 | Aluminium hulled. Provided by US government in August 2010.[33][34] More units provided by the US government in later years. 2 more donated by US government in August 2012.[35] Boat no. SBU001 to SBU006. | |
PNP 40' High Speed Tactical Watercraft (HSTW) | Philippines | 60 (+2) | Fibreglass hulled, 45-knot tactical boats. First 21 units built by Propmech Corporation-Safehull Technologies joint venture and delivered starting late 2018.[36] Next 7 units built by Als Marine-FB Design joint venture and were delivered in early 2019.[37] Third batch of 22 units were built and delivered by Dynacast Shipbuilding & Repair in October 2020.[38] Fourth batch for 10 units was delivered by Propech Corporation,[39] and were formally inducted in February 2022. Another 2 units ordered from Propmech Corporation in December 2021. | |
Stoneworks Orient Craft 914 Police Fast Boat (PFB) | Philippines | 25 | 9.14m long, acquired in 2012, fibreglass hulled Used in Regions 9, 10, 11, 12 and BARMM.[40][41] | |
Rigid-hulled inflatable boat | unknown | Acquired from multiple suppliers through several projects | ||
Rubber boat | 107 | Acquired from multiple suppliers; 21 units received in June 2010, 85 units acquired in 2010.[32][40] |
Weapons
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