U.S. Made A Joint Force To The Philippines By Guarding The South China Sea
According to the balita.net, United States has declared yesterday that the ships of America associate the Philippines on patrolling the South China Sea. It was a great step that was never been made by the U.S. before to other alliances in their region. This is the first time that the U.S. made a joint patrol to the Philippines for guarding the South China Sea.
The United States left its 300 troupes including the armed forces of combat craft and helicopter Air Force in the Philippines through finishing the Balikatan Exercises this Day according to Defense Secretary Ash Carter who declared the joint news conference together with Philippine Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin. This kind of set up is part of building up between the raging tense in South China Sea.
A strong force of military support happened few days before the diplomat of the Philippines asked U.S. to help convince the China to stop constructing an isle in Scarborough Shoal of Filipino fisheries.
Philippine Ambassador said to Washington Jose Cuisia Jr. that Philippines has no enough power to stop China from constructing to such place. According to the Pentagon, U.S. forces that will remain in the Philippines are those who joined the Balikatan or shoulder-to-shoulder combat exercises which will end on Friday. From Clark Base, almost 200 airmen including the special operation forces. Also three Pave Hawks helicopters, one MC-130H Combat Talon II special mission aircraft and five A-10 combat aircraft.
This initial contingent will have the rehearsal on combining the two military to work on spreading the groundwork for joint air patrols to the troupes and for readying the ships. It will reach for about 75 Marines that will stay in Camp Aguinaldo for supporting the intensified combined force of military operations of U.S and Philippines in the region.
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