The U.S. Marine Corps' Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System, or NMESIS, will conduct simulated fires missions in the Luzon Strait.

The Marine Corps is leaving anti-ship missile batteries in the Philippines after the upcoming Balikatan drills in preparation ...

The exercises will feature ‘an interesting mix of equipment’, including the China-opposed Typhon missile system.

Imposing tariffs on U.S. imports from the Philippines could affect the U.S. ally's ability to afford U.S. weapons systems and ...

MANILA, Philippines — An advanced anti-ship ... remain in the country after the Balikatan exercises like the Typhon missile system, Doug Krugman, staff officer of US 1st Marine Expeditionary ...

The NMESIS system will be used during the upcoming Balikatan military exercises and then remain for further bilateral drills ...

The US will help bolster the Philippines’ arsenal and step up joint military exercises, Manila’s defense chief said, as ...

Hegseth pledged to deploy advanced capabilities for the drills to the Philippines ... U.S. Army's Mid-Range Capability system, also known as the Typhon missile system, capable of launching ...

THE US has deployed an anti-ship missile system to the Philippines ahead of their annual Balikatan (Shoulder-to-Shoulder) joint military exercises, a Philippine military official said on Tuesday.

Washington had approved the potential sale of F-16 aircraft for an estimated cost of $7.4 billion. Read more at ...