U.S. Army Validates Maritime Transport of Typhon Missile System
In a first, the U.S. Army loaded a Typhon Missile System onto a vessel to validate its transportation in coastal and amphibious operations.
In a first, the U.S. Army loaded a Typhon Missile System onto a vessel to validate its transportation in coastal and amphibious operations.
Thales pitches its comprehensive CoastShield Maritime Surveillance system to Philippine forces looking to enhance their monitoring in the South China Sea.
The U.S. has provided the Philippine Navy with a number of unmanned surface vehicles (USV) through foreign military financing to help defend Manila’s exclusive economic
Philippine Navy Flag Officer-in-Command Vice Admiral Toribio Adaci highlights the service’s modernization progress and allied cooperation in an interview with Naval News at ADAS 2024.
The Philippine Marine Corps eyes the Littoral Response Group concept in an effort to strengthen its archipelagic defense capabilities.
The Philippines’ first BrahMos missile base is being constructed in Western Luzon, orienting the missiles into the disputed South China Sea.
Unannounced exercises showcase increasing cooperation between Taiwan and the United States in maritime domains.
U.S. and Philippine troops staged a mock attack Wednesday, sinking a Chinese-made enemy ship in the South China Sea…
Amid a flurry of multilateral exercises, South China Sea tensions, and the start of Manila’s last phase of military modernization, Naval News caught up with the skipper of BRP Antonio Luna (FF-151).
This week, Philippine naval aviation unveiled its aerial ambitions as the force celebrated its 76th founding anniversary. According to a special release by the force’s