Obama promised the Philippines assistance in the form of two ships

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Barack Obama, being in Manila at the APEC summit, promised to transfer to the Philippine the fleet two American ships to help, blog says bmpd.

WHEC 719 Boutwell US Coast Guard Large Patrol Ship in Alaska Waters

According to the blogger who refers to the White House press service, these ships will be “the large WHEC 719 Boutwell patrol ship from the US Coast Guard (in the line with 1968 of the year, scheduled to be written off at the beginning of 2016 of the year) and the hydrographic vessel Melville, operated by the Oceanographic Institute Scripps in San Diego (the ship was built in 1969 year by order of the US Navy as T-AGOR 14, and legally owned by the US Navy Shipping Command, has since been operated in permanent freight by the Scripps Institute, also scheduled th in the year 2016, in fact discontinued operation in the year 2014). "

Planned for transfer to the Philippines hydrographic ship Melville

Earlier, the WHEC 715 Hamilton patrol ship (now PF 15 Gregorio del Pilar Philippines Navy) was transferred to the Philippines.

The Philippines this year is one of the largest recipients of naval assistance. In total, Washington has allocated $ 79 million for this line.
  • ames Miller / US Coast Guard
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  1. +4
    23 November 2015 14: 10
    Obama also does not waste time, buys possible allies.
    1. +4
      23 November 2015 14: 13
      Filipino Obama, it's strong! Where else it will fit its claws. am
    2. +17
      23 November 2015 14: 14
      Transfer cheaper than recycle?
      1. +2
        23 November 2015 14: 41
        Here's a traitor, threw his favorite dill point of scrap metal, bastard! laughing
      2. +1
        23 November 2015 14: 59
        Quote: Stock Officer
        Transfer cheaper than recycle?


        Now let's see how they will sink .........
      3. +3
        23 November 2015 16: 07
        Quote: Stock Officer
        Transfer cheaper than recycle?

        Probably. lol
        these ships will be “a large patrol ship WHEC 719 Boutwell from the US Coast Guard (in service since 1968, scheduled to be decommissioned in early 2016)
        and the Melville hydrographic vessel, (the vessel was built in 1969 by order of the US Navy as T-AGOR 14, and since then it has been operated by the Scripps Institute on a permanent freight basis, it is also planned to be decommissioned in 2016, it was actually discontinued in 2014) ” .

        Just like old tin cans. "Good" uncle O ~ Bama.
    3. +12
      23 November 2015 14: 15
      Quote: venaya
      Obama also does not waste time, buys possible allies.

      Yes, he pushes them his old aid ships, and you're right to buy an ally against China.
    4. +5
      23 November 2015 14: 27
      Quote: venaya
      Obama also does not waste time, buys possible allies.

      O this great Filipino fleet, the storm of the seas ... Allies still need to be fed so that they remain allied.
      I wonder how this will affect the economy of the Philippines? Two not new American ships, this is not a dozen hotels on the coast.
    5. Tor5
      0
      23 November 2015 14: 42
      For scrap, to cut, to melt is more expensive than to donate!
  2. +3
    23 November 2015 14: 11
    All vessels arrived at the point of disposal
    1. +2
      23 November 2015 14: 18
      79 Lyam dollars, for the largest country receiving naval assistance. Is it on a solarium, so that a leaky trough reaches Phillipin?
    2. 0
      23 November 2015 21: 18
      I completely agree. It’s easier to throw away than to do the disposal !!!
  3. gop
    +1
    23 November 2015 14: 12
    you must write off, but he gives))
  4. +5
    23 November 2015 14: 13
    I read the headline and thought about the Black Sea Fleet of Ukraine ... I thought again the Americans are pushing inflatable mud laughingAnd everything turned out to be much worse ... ships of a retirement age. As everything was thought out, the ships were deducted from the balance sheet with a profit and pretended to think about the allies.
    1. 0
      23 November 2015 14: 43
      Quote: NEXUS
      I read the headline and thought about the Black Sea Fleet of Ukraine ... I thought again the Americans are pushing inflatable mud

      Ukraine also urgently needs a decommissioned American trough to buy nuts for it for the rest of its life.
      1. +1
        23 November 2015 14: 46
        Quote: volot-voin
        Ukraine also urgently needs a decommissioned American trough to buy nuts for it for the rest of its life.

        On repair docks and shipyards, apparently soon there will be large signs-VOLCANIZATION. laughing
  5. +3
    23 November 2015 14: 17
    The Ukrainian Navy will be strengthened by the same methods. And Ukrainians, in gratitude, will change their sailors into American bonnets.
    1. 0
      23 November 2015 14: 21
      So it’s also necessary to give presents with crews, and regularly transfer money for maintenance. And send a platoon of footprints from the FBI so that this money would not be pulled away. wassat
    2. +1
      23 November 2015 14: 22
      Quote: barclay
      The Ukrainian Navy will be strengthened by the same methods.

      There "Perry" is full.
  6. +1
    23 November 2015 14: 20
    "Here's to you, God, that we do not want."
    1. 0
      23 November 2015 15: 06
      Quote: knn54
      "Here's to you, God, that we do not want."

      and presented to uss enterprise ... laughing
  7. hartlend
    +3
    23 November 2015 14: 23
    A sly proverb says: "If you want to ruin a small state - give it a warship."
    1. +1
      23 November 2015 14: 24
      Quote: hartlend
      A sly proverb says: "If you want to ruin a small state - give it a warship."

      The saying doesn’t sound like that ... YOU WANT TO BREAK A SMALL STATE, GIVE IT AN ATOMIC CRUISER. hi
      1. +1
        23 November 2015 15: 07
        Quote: NEXUS
        Quote: hartlend
        A sly proverb says: "If you want to ruin a small state - give it a warship."

        The saying doesn’t sound like that ... YOU WANT TO BREAK A SMALL STATE, GIVE IT AN ATOMIC CRUISER. hi

        not necessarily atomic, simple, too, doesn’t badly get money ...
        1. 0
          23 November 2015 17: 37
          We gave Egypt and Indonesia a cruiser, but they somehow got out.
  8. 0
    23 November 2015 14: 29
    Maybe this is a cute trolling of China, which has territorial claims against the Philippines?
  9. +1
    23 November 2015 14: 30
    And that is true. Do not turn into scrap metal. Better to Anchuria. To say - I am Smith. Get the ships. And that’s all, democratic, unquestioningly and right on time.
  10. mvg
    +1
    23 November 2015 14: 31
    Quote: Vladimirets
    Quote: barclay
    The Ukrainian Navy will be strengthened by the same methods.

    There "Perry" is full.

    And Berks of the first series. A 2-3 EM and 5-6 frigates, will put Ukroflot among the strongest in the Black Sea theater. Germany will "give" 2-3 pcs. 209. The infrastructure is there, the personnel - in bulk. the truth will be against the gypsies (Romanians) and the Turks.
    http://finobzor.ru/show-924-saudovskaya-araviya-rezko-oboshla-rossiyu-na-rynke-n
    ftti-v-kitae.html
  11. +1
    23 November 2015 14: 33
    Of course, it’s clear that for free and vinegar is sweet, but it’s been known for a long time that America most often offers hemorrhoids under humanitarian aid! Then it turns out that it was cheaper not to take it.
  12. 0
    23 November 2015 14: 42
    Oh why what and good from the Americans never when you will not wait. Forever vparivay everyone all crap, take at least their legs BUSH. No.
  13. dsi
    0
    23 November 2015 14: 44
    Of course, you can help a lot, but you need to raise it from the bottom.
  14. 0
    23 November 2015 15: 10
    They give them on condition that they return twice as much, preferably with money
  15. mvg
    0
    23 November 2015 15: 25
    They have their own interest. About the same as the Middle East. Constant tension on the western border, plus the "incomprehensible" status of Crimea .. It's more abruptly than oil ..
    For Russia, it means keeping a large combat-ready contingent in the west, constant exercises, sanctions, and it is also worth a lot to "chop off" Ukraine from the CSTO. All this will come out in a round "pretty penny" .. Plus maintenance of ships, modernization .. for the states there are some advantages. Not only Jews to "help"
  16. 0
    23 November 2015 16: 19
    Well, Help ... Americans are just trying to save on recycling ...
  17. 0
    23 November 2015 16: 40
    why would the Kennedy aircraft carrier give so little then
  18. +1
    23 November 2015 16: 46
    Well, well done nigga (yes, for Vadim Smirnov, this is exactly in the context that you thought about) that changes his G *** O for money for his service and "partnership" ...
  19. 0
    23 November 2015 17: 39
    As previous experience shows, such dishes from the Philippines are still 20 years old. Simple and reliable.
  20. +1
    23 November 2015 17: 57
    We would like to learn to sell our old stuff to the "good", and then still take money for modernization and maintenance.
    1. +1
      23 November 2015 19: 54
      Syrians vparim ..... I think so winked
  21. 0
    23 November 2015 19: 49
    They have a base somewhere in the Philippines, that’s disposed of. Only pendoukry will strangle themselves with envy .... how did their owner ride with such a gift? ))))

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