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USA and Philippine Marines conducted a joint counter-landing exercise focused on defending key coastal areas against a simulated hostile amphibious assault. The operation demonstrates combined amphibious defense tactics, rapid reaction forces, and seamless coordination between allied units operating in a littoral environment.

The exercise highlights shoreline security operations, counter-amphibious maneuvers, and combined arms integration, with ground forces working alongside air and maritime elements to detect, delay, and defeat an opposing landing force. Emphasis is placed on interoperability, tactical communication, and coordinated command and control across both militaries.

Military systems and capabilities featured in the exercise include:

Amphibious and counter-landing operations
Infantry maneuver units and armored vehicles
Helicopter and fixed-wing air support
Naval coordination and coastal defense elements
Joint command, control, and battlefield coordination systems

This joint counter-landing drill strengthens bilateral military readiness, improves coastal defense capabilities, and enhances the ability of USA and Philippine forces to respond effectively to maritime security threats in the Indo-Pacific region.

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