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INDO-PACOM's Senior Enlisted Leader Tapped to be Next MCPON - Vimarsana News

INDO-PACOM's Senior Enlisted Leader Tapped to be Next MCPON

The senior enlisted sailor at U.S. Indo-Pacific Command has been selected to be the Navy’s 16th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON), the service announced on Thursday. Fleet Master Chief James Honea is now set to take over from current MCPON Russell Smith in September, according to Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Gilday. […]

Source: usni.org
Philippines boosts air assets with 4 new Cessna Skyhawk from US - Vimarsana News

Philippines boosts air assets with 4 new Cessna Skyhawk from US

Lorenzana said the new aircrafts will improve the Navy's capability to prepare naval pilots for monitoring and safeguarding of the country’s maritime territories and domain.

Defense department receives 4 new training aircraft - Vimarsana News

Defense department receives 4 new training aircraft

Defense department receives 4 new training aircraft

Myanmar Navy commissions Type 035 Ming-class submarine - Vimarsana News

Myanmar Navy commissions Type 035 Ming-class submarine

The Myanmar Navy has commissioned the former Chinese Navy's Type 035 Ming-class submarine at a ceremony held in commemoration of the 74th anniversary of the navy.

P15.5-B CMS controversy resurfaces in House inquiry into DOH COVID-19 funds - Vimarsana News

P15.5-B CMS controversy resurfaces in House inquiry into DOH COVID-19 funds

The still unresolved controversy that shadowed the 2017 purchase of P15.5-billion combat management system for Philippine Navy frigates took center stage in the House Committee on Public Accounts inquiry into the reported mismanagement of P67.32 billion in COVID-19 funds by the Department of Health.

Source: mb.com.ph