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PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii: New United States Indo-Pacific Command (USIndopacom) chief Adm. Samuel Paparo has cited Chinas gray zone activities as acts the US must be ready to answer.

THE Chinese Embassy in Manila’s claim that ranking Philippine officials are aware of a “new model” in managing the situation at Ayungin Shoal on the West Philippine Sea (WPS) is another falsehood, Defense (DND) Secretary Gilbert Teodoro said on Sunday. Teodoro said the claim, which National Security Adviser Eduard Ano…

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

The U.S. military is facing an escalating threat from China's rapidly growing Rocket Force, which poses a significant risk to American bases and warships in the Pacific. The development has reportedly raised alarm among U.S.

HONOLULU--Defense chiefs from the U.S., Australia, Japan and the Philippines vowed to deepen their cooperation as they gathered Thursday in Hawaii for their second-ever joint meeting amid concerns about Chinas operations in the South China Sea.

Today is the “most dangerous time,” says outgoing Adm. Aquilino.

An anti-ballistic missile system can easily be overwhelmed by a full-scale enemy attack. The system’s primary purpose is to support a first-strike capability, in which the United States takes out as many of the enemy’s missiles as possible, leaving the anti-ballistic missile system to counter the few surviving missiles. In essence, that makes the radar…

HONOLULU (AP) — Defense chiefs from the U.S., Australia, Japan and the Philippines vowed to deepen their cooperation as they gathered Thursday in Hawaii for t

China has transformed its missile stockpiles and capabilities, shaping what war would look like in the Pacific, US military leaders and experts said.

PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii — United States Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on Friday (US time) condemned People's Republic of China's "increasingly coercive actions