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US marines, joined Philippines, Canadian, and Australian forces, for a military drill, whose armed forces are teaming up in Manila’s westernmost province, for Exercise Alon 2025. Around 3,600 personnel from the Philippines, Australia, Canada and the U.S. kicked off the second iteration of the Australian-Philippine drills this month in Palawan. The island province, borders numerous South China Sea flashpoints that have seen several incidents between Manila and Beijing.
U.S. and Philippines, together with their allied forces are set to hold more than 500 military-to-military activities throughout the coming year – a move the two countries claim will bolster deterrence in the Indo-Pacific. American and Philippine defense officials agreed on exercises, joint patrols and other activities slated for 2026, during the Mutual Defense Board, Security Engagement Meeting, earlier this month in Hawaii.
The series of annual meetings guide the course of U.S.-Philippine defense cooperation and have been held since 1958. This year’s meeting comes on the heels of an enhanced relationship between Washington and Manila. It also coincides with the latter’s tensions in the South China Sea, and concerns of a potential Taiwan conflict spillover, into the Luzon Strait.
Military activities between the U.S. and the Philippines began to spike following Chinese maritime incidents in the western Philippine exclusive economic zone in 2022, prompting the Philippine Government to reinvigorate Manila’s previously shaky relationship with Washington.



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