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Just a look at the Weapons onboard the BRP Herminigildo Yurong (PG-906), a Nestor Acero-class Fast Attack Interdiction Craft – Missile (FAIC-M) of the Philippine Navy (PN) during a visit there by important Civilian and Military Personnel.

These Weapons include the Mk 30-c Main Gun with a 30 mm caliber Cannon, two .50 caliber Mini-Typhoons with .50 caliber Heavy Machine Guns (HMG) and the Typhoon MLS-NLOS Missile System. The BRP Yurong is one of the four FAIC-Ms equipped with Missiles, and the FAIC-M Vessel is based on the Shaldag Mark V Design of the Defense Manufacturer, “Israel Shipyards Limited (Ltd)”.

The Ship is one of the most advanced and one of the newest Vessels of the PN, having been commissioned into Service only this May 2024.

Here is the Link to the Post of the BRP Yurong Facebook Page containing the original Pictures: https://web.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid0oCuAPCWnmJcEVmm6n2QrCTnpNG1PiUFHeu7rosyiwBy72g42CcM5vPa4gJXZcvGWl&id=61562280296210

SOURCE: BRP Herminigildo Yurong PG906 Facebook Page Post, 09/13/24 – 1259H {Archived Link}

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Just a look at the Bridge and Weapons Consoles of the BRP Herminigildo Yurong (PG-906), a Nestor Acero-class Fast Attack Interdiction Craft – Missile (FAIC-M) of the Philippine Navy (PN) during one of their recent General Quarters (GQ) Drill.

GQ Drills are made to prepare the Crew to handle effectively Real-Life Emergency Situations. The Consoles make it look like the Crew is just playing Video Games, but if so it is actually a deadly and real game because the Consoles are for the Vessel’s single 30 mm caliber Mk 30-c Main Gun, two .50 caliber Mini-Typhoon Heavy Machine Guns (HMG) and Typhoon MLS-NLOS Missile System.

The BRP Yurong is one of the four Ships in the Acero-class that is equipped with Missiles, it is one of the most advanced Vessels of the PN and was commissioned only last May of this Year of 2024. The FAIC-M is based on the Shaldag Mark V Design of the Manufacturer, “Israel Shipyards Limited (Ltd)”.

Here is the Link to the Post of the BRP Yurong Facebook Page containing the original Pictures: https://web.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid02mR9JbPJRU1YQB11prDK3rDSwpS4MJsDukKF98j29YPdpLFKM5tgha6N3i2DFiv7Pl&id=61562280296210

SOURCE: BRP Herminigildo Yurong PG906 Facebook Page Post, 09/11/24 – 1152H {Archived Link}