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Marine Corps Adaptation: The Future Is Now - Vimarsana News

Marine Corps Adaptation: The Future Is Now

Ongoing experimentation is helping validate and achieve the vision of Force Design 2030.

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Philippine Navy still harbours submarine dreams - Vimarsana News

Philippine Navy still harbours submarine dreams

MANILA (Philippine Daily Inquirer/Asia News Network): The Philippine Navy, though not exactly famous for being the most modern in the region, continues to nurture the dream of adding submarines to its fleet.

What US-China row over Pelosi and Taiwan means for Asian region - Vimarsana News

What US-China row over Pelosi and Taiwan means for Asian region

As a possible Taiwan visit by US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sparks explosive rows between Beijing and Washington, the reaction from Southeast Asian nations has been more muted, including calling upon the two rival powers to defuse tensions. International relations and defence experts say it is understandable that Beijing sees Pelosi's likely trip as a "provocation", a move to support...

KD Lekir first Malaysian ship to fire missile outside nation's waters - Vimarsana News

KD Lekir first Malaysian ship to fire missile outside nation's waters

KUALA LUMPUR: KD Lekir is the first Royal Malaysian Navy vessel to fire a missile and hit a target outside Malaysian waters, says Admiral Tan Sri Mohd Reza Mohd Sany.

Beijing delivers double warning to US on Taiwan Strait tensions - Vimarsana News

Beijing delivers double warning to US on Taiwan Strait tensions

China has doubled down on its Taiwan position, with a senior diplomat and military chief delivering separate warnings to the United States not to stir up tensions over the self-ruled island. The comments coincided with a visit to Taipei by a US senator.