In Philippines’ external defense push, resilience boils down to logistics
As the Revised AFP Modernization Act approaches the end of its 15-year horizon, what upgrades are in store for the Philippine military?
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TIMELINE: Changes in AFP’s structure since revised modernization law
Here’s a breakdown of major changes in the military’s organization and structure since the Revised AFP Modernization Act was signed in 2012
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[Inside the Newsroom] China’s envoy: Sounds like a threat, walks like a threat
The reality on the ground and at sea is that a ‘peace-loving’ China can still inflict harm — economically and physically
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FAST FACTS: The military’s modernization push
Delays in the first two phases of the Revised AFP Modernization Program have prompted the Marcos administration to extend funding until 2034, even as the law is set to expire in 2027
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Of drones, dreams, and endless possibilities for the Philippine Navy
The Philippines’ security sector looks to a future of indigenous drone technology
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PH leads ASEAN, partner navies in West Philippine Sea drills
A Chinese Navy vessel is seen close to where eight countries are sailing for the drills, but it does not respond to challenges from the Philippine Navy
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Aboard BRP Diego Silang: Warding off interlopers, exercising with partner navies
The Philippine Navy’s newest guided-missile frigate holds drills with Australia’s HMAS Supply to practice refueling at sea
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Why are joint sails in the West PH Sea important to the Philippines?
Two Philippine ships sail alongside ships of Australia and the United States for the 19th iteration of multilateral drills in the West Philippine Sea
