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Philippines Says It Will Acquire Controversial US Missile System, China Warns of ‘Arms Race’

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 23, 2024

The Philippines said Monday that it plans to acquire a new controversial US missile system, known as the Typhon, prompting Beijing to warn of an "arms race" in the region. The Typhon missile launcher is a ground-based system concealed in a 40-foot shipping container...

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Pentagon Reveals US Troops Are Deployed To Support Philippines in South China Sea

by Dave DeCamp | Nov 24, 2024

Last week, the Pentagon revealed that US troops are deployed as part of a task force to support the Philippines in its dispute with China in the South China Sea, a deployment that is a significant provocation toward Beijing. The US Task Force Ayungin is named after...

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US, Philippines Sign New Intelligence and Weapons Technology Sharing Agreement

by Dave DeCamp | Nov 18, 2024

On Monday, the US and the Philippines took steps to boost their military alliance by signing a new intelligence and weapons technology sharing agreement and starting the construction of a new joint command center in the Philippines. US Secretary of Defense Lloyd...

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US Has No Plans To Remove Controversial Missile System from the Philippines

by Dave DeCamp | Sep 22, 2024

The US has no plans to remove the controversial Typhon missile system from the Philippines, Reuters reported last week, a move that is ratcheting up tensions with China. The US deployed the Typhon system to the Philippines in April, and Philippine officials previously...

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US Wants To Deploy Controversial Missile System to Japan

by Dave DeCamp | Sep 5, 2024

The US wants to deploy a previously banned missile system to Japan for military drills, Nikkei Asia reported Thursday. The Typhon missile launcher is a ground-based system that can fire nuclear-capable Tomahawk missiles, which have a range of more than 1,000 miles....

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US Military Open To Escorting Philippine Ships in South China Sea

by Dave DeCamp | Aug 28, 2024

Adm. Samuel Paparo, the head of US Indo-Pacific Command, said Tuesday that the US military was open to consultations with the Philippines on escorting Philippine vessels in the South China Sea, which would put the US in direct confrontation with China. The US has...

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Chinese, Philippine Vessels Collide Again in South China Sea

by Dave DeCamp | Aug 25, 2024

Chinese and Philippine Coast Guard vessels collided for the second time within a week near the Sabina Shoal in the disputed South China Sea. Sabina Shoal is part of the Spratly Islands and is claimed by China, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Taiwan. Chinese and...

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Chinese, Philippine Coast Guard Vessels Collide in the South China Sea

by Dave DeCamp | Aug 19, 2024

Chinese and Philippine Coast Guard vessels collided in the South China Sea on Monday near the Sabina Shoal in the disputed South China Sea. The two sides are trading blame for the incident, which happened despite diplomatic efforts between Beijing and Manila to cool...

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US Announces $500 Million in New Military Aid for Philippines Amid China Tensions

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 30, 2024

On Tuesday, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced $500 million in new military aid for the Philippines while they were in Manila. Their visit comes amid soaring tensions with China in the region. According to a joint...

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US Says It’s Looking To Bolster Philippines Ability To Operate in South China Sea

by Dave DeCamp | Jul 24, 2024

US officials said Wednesday that the US is looking to help bolster the Philippines' military and its ability to operate in the South China Sea, an area where Chinese and Philippine vessels frequently have tense encounters over disputed reefs. "What we are looking to...

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