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 BARAK MX     H3 will likely evolve to cover a span of 15


              years and will be divided into three phases:

              2032) and H3 Phase 3 (2033-2037).   Under
 Multi Mission. Multi-Target.   H3 Phase 1 (2023-2027), H3 Phase 2 (2028-
              Horizon 3, the Philippines is expected to
 Multi-Range.  accelerate the induction of  C4ISTAR, air
              defence systems, air and surface interdic-
              tion systems, anti-tank systems and ground
              rocket systems, all pending approval by
              the DND.


              Growing in Scale
              This year’s edition marks the celebration of
              ADAS’s 10th Anniversary in the Philippines
              and is arguably the largest ever in its histo-
              ry. “Given the scale and number of Islands
              within the Philippines and its geographic po-
              sition, it is imperative to continue rebuilding
              its defence capability with ongoing moderni-
              sation programmes, said ADAS’s Managing
              Director, Andrew Marriott. “The ongoing
              defence modernisation focuses on all three
              services - visitors can experience the in-
              dustry’s largest suppliers showcasing their
              latest equipment to Land Forces, Air and
              Navy.” “The theme of the Philippine’s flag-
              ship tri-service event this year is, “Building
              on a Decade of Defence Capability,” an apt   skills towards the credible deterrence neces-  past experiences on drone and anti-drone
              summarisation of the AFP’s modernisation   sary under the Comprehensive Archipelagic  wars from neighbouring countries.
              and growth.                            Defence Concept (CADC.) This not only plac-
                                                     es a premium on modernizing the physical   Strong Ally
              With a significant increase in Philippine de-  assets of all services of the Armed Forces
              fence spending, ADAS has attracted strong  of the Philippines (AFP), but also in building   The Philippines is a longstanding U.S. part-
              participation, growing by 35 percent over  capabilities in asymmetric warfare, infor-  ner and an important ally in the region,
              the previous edition with the show space  mation security, cyber defence and cyber   designated as a ‘Major non-NATO Ally’
              increasing to 14,500 sqm. Present at the  security to effectively adapt to the rapidly   (MNNA).  The U.S. provides an average of
              show are over 250 participating compa-  evolving defence landscape,” according   about US$120 million per year in Foreign
              nies and 15 country pavilions. The event  to the Philippines Department of National   Military Financing (FMF) to the Philippines
              organisers expect over 15,000 people to  Defence.”                            and in 2023, due regional security concerns,
              attend the show, which will also highlight                                    this increased to in excess of US$200 mil-
                                                                                            lion.  The U.S. Government has also ex-
              the latest domestic innovations in defence   This year’s ADAS Symposium is centered  pressed its intent to make available to the
              technology.                            around the theme “Asymmetric Warfare,”  Philippines, US$100 million in additional
 Modern Combat-Proven                                and delves into a spectrum of specialized  FMF to be used by the Philippine Department
 Air and Missile Defense Solution  ADAS will showcase the latest innovations  topics including mosaic/asymmetric war-  of National Defence (DND) to fund its armed
              and key upgrades in capability in-service  fare, cybersecurity and defence as well as  forces modernization programmes. There
 Barak MX sets the standard for Air Breathing   and planned for the AFP. “The Philippine  session on building local capacity. As part of  remain significant opportunities defence
 Target (ABT) and Tactical Ballistic Missile (TBM)   Meet us at  defence department is focusing on speedily  the commemoration of Philippines National  and security equipment manufacturers and
 ADAS 2024
              building up capabilities, systems and skill  Cyber-Security month in September, dele-
                                                                                            service providers to enhance the Philippines’
 defense, on land and at sea, enabling simple   Booth 1220  sets, in order to meet the interoperability  gates can also look forward sharing their  self-defence capabilities.
 integration with modern or legacy sensors,
 external networks through various data links.
 The Barak MX Interceptors feature a            Editorial Director       Arun Sivasankaran          Art Director
                                                                         arun.sivasankaran@gbp.com.sg
                                                                                                    Sudheesh Kularmunda
                                                Vittorio Rossi Prudente
 superior wide aperture seeker and a dual-      vittorio.prudente@gbp.com.sg  Atul Chandra          sudheesh.kularmunda@gbp.com.sg
 pulse rocket motor that delivers thrust for    Editorial Team           atul.chandra@gbp.com.sg     Sales Director
 high-energy end-game maneuvering.  PUBLISHED BY  Jay Menon              Yulian Ardiansyah           Akshay Satyamurthy
                                                jay.menon@gbp.com.sg     yulian.ardiansyah@gbp.com.sg  akshay.satyamurthy@gbp.com.sg
 www.iai.co.il • iai-mth-sms@iai.co.il  Discover More  Geoffrey Thomas
                                                geoffrey.thomas@gbp.com.sg


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