(Photo courtesy of PMC) MANILA - The Philippine Marine Corps (PMC) and the US Marine Corps (USMC) will conduct specialized helicopter drills from July 18 to 22. PMC spokesperson Maj. Emery Torres, in a statement Sunday night, said these exercises are the second part of the Marine Aviation Support Activity (MASA) 2022. The first phase of the exercises took place from June 6 to 17. "The second part of MASA 2022 between the PMC and USMC will be conducted in Zambales and Taguig City from July 18 to 22, 2022. This will include helicopter rope suspension training and aeromedical evacuation training," he added. The PMC and USMC are expected to execute and refine their tactics, techniques, and procedures for interoperability. The first part of MASA 2022 took place in Palawan and included a combined joint forward arming and refueling demonstration, and a lecture on unmanned air systems operations. Four C-17 transport aircraft of the US Air Force arrived in Laoag City on June 6 along w
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BOOSTING INTEROPERABILITY. Marine troops of the Philippines and the United States participate in an activity of the exercises dubbed "Marine Aviation Support Activity 2022" (MASA 22), which began on Monday (June 6, 2022). The AFP said the integrated and joint interoperability activities include coastal defense forward arming and refueling, and subject matter exchanges for unmanned aviation systems and engineering with participants from the Naval Air Wing of the Philippine Navy and the Philippine Air Force. (Photo courtesy of AFP) MANILA - Marine units of the Philippines and the United States are conducting exercises that would enhance their interoperability in combined tactical and heliborne operations. The exercises, formally called the "Marine Aviation Support Activity 2022" (MASA 22), began on Monday and ends on June 17, Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) public affairs office chief Col. Jorry Baclor said in a statement Tuesday night. It is a bilateral exercis
To cope up with the ever evolving maritime security landscape, the Philippine Marine Corps (PMC) said Wednesday, June 8, that it will fortify its cooperation with its counterpart from the United States (US).
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Maj. Gen. Nestor Herico, PMC Commandant,