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Lawsuit in Palau seeks to suspend work on U.S. military radar site - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit in Palau seeks to suspend work on U.S. military radar site

Angaur state government says land was cleared without an environmental impact assessment, permits.

Lawsuit in Palau seeks to suspend work on US military radar site - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit in Palau seeks to suspend work on US military radar site

Angaur state government says land was cleared without an environmental impact assessment, permits.

Source: rfa.org
Pacific Command's Palau Radar System To Keep North Korea, China Under Watch - Vimarsana News

Pacific Command's Palau Radar System To Keep North Korea, China Under Watch

The long-range, over-the-horizon radar system will enable air domain awareness and maritime domain awareness requirements over the Western Pacific region.

Army exports 'combat training center' exercise to Hawaii for first time - Vimarsana News

Army exports 'combat training center' exercise to Hawaii for first time

For fiscal 2022, which started Oct. 1, the Army as a whole is planning 20 combat center rotations for brigade-sized formations, but for the first time it will have one focused on jungles and maritime in Hawaii, and another in Alaska to boost Arctic capabilities.

Indo-Pacific Command seeks $27.3 billion to counter China - Vimarsana News

Indo-Pacific Command seeks $27.3 billion to counter China

By WILLIAM COLE | The Honolulu Star-Advertiser | Published: March 3, 2021 HONOLULU (Tribune News Service) — The greatest danger the United States faces in the Pacific "is the erosion of conventional deterrence " with China, said the head of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, who submitted to Congress an assessment calling for $27.3 billion in spending from fiscal 2022 to 2027 to counter the rising Asian power. Without a convincing deterrent capability, "China will be emboldened to take action to supplant the established rules-based international order," Adm. Phil Davidson said Monday in...