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ANNYEONG, PARTNERS! 🇵🇭👋🇰🇷 | ROK Navy Logistics Commander Calls on #PHNavy
The Philippine Navy continues to strengthen its longstanding partnership with the Republic of Korea Navy during the courtesy visit of Rear Admiral Kim Kyung Cheol, Commander of the Republic of Korea Naval Logistics Command, to the Navy Headquarters in Manila on October 1, 2026.
The Philippine Navy reaffirmed its commitment to fostering stronger bilateral relations and exploring potential areas of cooperation between the two navies, particularly in the area of logistics.
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IN PHOTOS | #PHNavy Showcases Maritime Capabilities at BEACON 2026
The Philippine Navy, led by Flag Officer in Command, Vice Admiral Jose Ma Ambrosio Q Ezpeleta PN, participated in the Blue Economy Annual Trade and Conference (BEACON) 2026, held from September 29 to October 1, 2026, at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay City.
For the fourth time, the Navy showcases its modernization efforts and innovations through photo exhibits, static and miniature displays, and presentations featuring modern assets and equipment, capability developments, and the Self-Reliant Defense Posture (SRDP) projects.
BEACON 2026 brings together various stakeholders from the maritime industry and sea defense sector, highlighting their respective assets, equipment, programs, technologies, and capabilities.
PN @128: Modern and Ready, Strong and Steady — Credible in Mission, Always Mission-Ready
#ProtectingtheSeasSecuringOurFuture
#ModernMultiDomainSelfReliantCrediblePartner
#PN128AlwaysMissionReady
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IN PHOTOS | CA bestows confirmation on 10 #PHNavy Officers in Senate Session
The Commission on Appointments (CA) approved the ad interim appointments of ten (10) Philippine Navy and Marine Senior Officers during a session on September 25, 2026, at the Senate of the Philippines Building, Pasay City.
Leading the Philippine Navy appointees were Commodore Raul A Regis PN, Commander, Philippine Fleet; Commodore Nerelito P Martinez PN, Commander, Air Warfare Force; Commodore Ryan L Bakabak PN, Chief of Staff, Philippine Fleet; Commodore Oliver B Reforba PN, Commander, Littoral Combat Force, Philippine Fleet; and Commodore Santiago P Pacis Jr, Deputy Commander, Sea Systems Command.
The CA panel also confirmed the ad interim appointments of the following PN senior officers:
1. Captain Archibald Dino C Delfin PN(MNSA) - Commander, Logistics Support Command, AFP
2. Colonel Joel M Lazo PN(M)(GSC) - Commander, CSB, Philippine Marine Corps
3. Captain Sherwin E Respeto PN(GSC) - Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations, N3, Philippine Navy
4. Colonel Bladimer B Caluya PN(M)(GSC) - Chief of Staff, JSC, AFP
5. Captain Michael G Barrion PN(GSC) - AFP Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Financial Management, AJ10
Prior to their appointments, the officers paid a courtesy call on House Speaker Faustino “Bojie” Dy III and other CA officials at the Batasang Pambansa Complex in Quezon City on September 23.
The confirmation underscores the Philippine Navy’s steadfast commitment to strong and capable leadership, with these Senior Officers bringing the experience and professionalism needed to lead with integrity and support the advancement of the Navy’s mission and strategic priorities.
PN @128: Modern and Ready, Strong and Steady — Credible in Mission, Always Mission-Ready
#ProtectingtheSeasSecuringOurFuture
#ModernMultiDomainSelfReliantCrediblePartner
#PN128AlwaysMissionReady
#OneAFPOnePhilippines
#StrongAFPStrongPhilippines
#MatatagNaSandigan
#AFP90
IN PHOTOS | #PHNavy Reinforces Role as Maritime Security Partner during Governance Forum 2026
The Philippine Navy (PN), through the Leadership and Excellence Center, conducted the 3rd Leg of the PN Governance Forum Series 2026, featuring Dr Dennis C Coronacion, Chair of the Department of Political Science of the University of Santo Tomas, as Guest of Honor and Speaker at Navy Headquarters in Manila, September 22.
“The Philippine Navy is no longer just a brown-water combatant force designed to fight the internal conflicts of the past. [The Navy is] transitioning into a blue-water, expeditionary force — the vanguard of our forward defense, engineered to project deterrence, secure our sovereign rights, and safeguard the strategic sea lanes vital to our national survival,” Dr. Coronacion told Philippine Navy personnel, emphasizing their crucial role as partners in national development and maritime security.
Dr. Coronacion also highlighted the need for the Philippine Navy to go beyond its traditional military responsibilities and explore how the country’s seas build, sustain, and protect the modern democratic state. He underscored the importance of standing firm against intimidation, safeguarding the country’s seas, protecting the Filipino people, and securing the Philippine archipelago.
He likewise encouraged Navy personnel to remain committed nation-builders, emphasizing that with every operation, the Navy carries the country’s “economic survival, territorial integrity, and sovereign dignity of over 115 million Filipinos.”
“When you don that uniform every morning, you are not merely stepping into a military role — you are executing a vital duty deeply embedded in the grand narrative of Philippine state building,” he said.
The PN Governance Forum is an activity that supports the organization’s continuous transformation toward becoming a modern and multi-domain, self-reliant, and credible maritime force.
PN @128: Modern and Ready, Strong and Steady — Credible in Mission, Always Mission-Ready
#ProtectingtheSeasSecuringOurFuture
#ModernMultiDomainSelfReliantCrediblePartner
#PN128AlwaysMissionReady
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#StrongAFPStrongPhilippines
#MatatagNaSandigan
#AFP90
![Philippine_Navy's tweet photo. IN PHOTOS | #PHNavy Reinforces Role as Maritime Security Partner during Governance Forum 2026
The Philippine Navy (PN), through the Leadership and Excellence Center, conducted the 3rd Leg of the PN Governance Forum Series 2026, featuring Dr Dennis C Coronacion, Chair of the Department of Political Science of the University of Santo Tomas, as Guest of Honor and Speaker at Navy Headquarters in Manila, September 22.
“The Philippine Navy is no longer just a brown-water combatant force designed to fight the internal conflicts of the past. [The Navy is] transitioning into a blue-water, expeditionary force — the vanguard of our forward defense, engineered to project deterrence, secure our sovereign rights, and safeguard the strategic sea lanes vital to our national survival,” Dr. Coronacion told Philippine Navy personnel, emphasizing their crucial role as partners in national development and maritime security.
Dr. Coronacion also highlighted the need for the Philippine Navy to go beyond its traditional military responsibilities and explore how the country’s seas build, sustain, and protect the modern democratic state. He underscored the importance of standing firm against intimidation, safeguarding the country’s seas, protecting the Filipino people, and securing the Philippine archipelago.
He likewise encouraged Navy personnel to remain committed nation-builders, emphasizing that with every operation, the Navy carries the country’s “economic survival, territorial integrity, and sovereign dignity of over 115 million Filipinos.”
“When you don that uniform every morning, you are not merely stepping into a military role — you are executing a vital duty deeply embedded in the grand narrative of Philippine state building,” he said.
The PN Governance Forum is an activity that supports the organization’s continuous transformation toward becoming a modern and multi-domain, self-reliant, and credible maritime force.
PN @128: Modern and Ready, Strong and Steady — Credible in Mission, Always Mission-Ready
#ProtectingtheSeasSecuringOurFuture
#ModernMultiDomainSelfReliantCrediblePartner
#PN128AlwaysMissionReady
#OneAFPOnePhilippines
#StrongAFPStrongPhilippines
#MatatagNaSandigan
#AFP90](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HS6WfZDbEAA2a5W.jpg)
![Philippine_Navy's tweet photo. IN PHOTOS | #PHNavy Reinforces Role as Maritime Security Partner during Governance Forum 2026
The Philippine Navy (PN), through the Leadership and Excellence Center, conducted the 3rd Leg of the PN Governance Forum Series 2026, featuring Dr Dennis C Coronacion, Chair of the Department of Political Science of the University of Santo Tomas, as Guest of Honor and Speaker at Navy Headquarters in Manila, September 22.
“The Philippine Navy is no longer just a brown-water combatant force designed to fight the internal conflicts of the past. [The Navy is] transitioning into a blue-water, expeditionary force — the vanguard of our forward defense, engineered to project deterrence, secure our sovereign rights, and safeguard the strategic sea lanes vital to our national survival,” Dr. Coronacion told Philippine Navy personnel, emphasizing their crucial role as partners in national development and maritime security.
Dr. Coronacion also highlighted the need for the Philippine Navy to go beyond its traditional military responsibilities and explore how the country’s seas build, sustain, and protect the modern democratic state. He underscored the importance of standing firm against intimidation, safeguarding the country’s seas, protecting the Filipino people, and securing the Philippine archipelago.
He likewise encouraged Navy personnel to remain committed nation-builders, emphasizing that with every operation, the Navy carries the country’s “economic survival, territorial integrity, and sovereign dignity of over 115 million Filipinos.”
“When you don that uniform every morning, you are not merely stepping into a military role — you are executing a vital duty deeply embedded in the grand narrative of Philippine state building,” he said.
The PN Governance Forum is an activity that supports the organization’s continuous transformation toward becoming a modern and multi-domain, self-reliant, and credible maritime force.
PN @128: Modern and Ready, Strong and Steady — Credible in Mission, Always Mission-Ready
#ProtectingtheSeasSecuringOurFuture
#ModernMultiDomainSelfReliantCrediblePartner
#PN128AlwaysMissionReady
#OneAFPOnePhilippines
#StrongAFPStrongPhilippines
#MatatagNaSandigan
#AFP90](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HS6WfYXakAEpVEs.jpg)
![Philippine_Navy's tweet photo. IN PHOTOS | #PHNavy Reinforces Role as Maritime Security Partner during Governance Forum 2026
The Philippine Navy (PN), through the Leadership and Excellence Center, conducted the 3rd Leg of the PN Governance Forum Series 2026, featuring Dr Dennis C Coronacion, Chair of the Department of Political Science of the University of Santo Tomas, as Guest of Honor and Speaker at Navy Headquarters in Manila, September 22.
“The Philippine Navy is no longer just a brown-water combatant force designed to fight the internal conflicts of the past. [The Navy is] transitioning into a blue-water, expeditionary force — the vanguard of our forward defense, engineered to project deterrence, secure our sovereign rights, and safeguard the strategic sea lanes vital to our national survival,” Dr. Coronacion told Philippine Navy personnel, emphasizing their crucial role as partners in national development and maritime security.
Dr. Coronacion also highlighted the need for the Philippine Navy to go beyond its traditional military responsibilities and explore how the country’s seas build, sustain, and protect the modern democratic state. He underscored the importance of standing firm against intimidation, safeguarding the country’s seas, protecting the Filipino people, and securing the Philippine archipelago.
He likewise encouraged Navy personnel to remain committed nation-builders, emphasizing that with every operation, the Navy carries the country’s “economic survival, territorial integrity, and sovereign dignity of over 115 million Filipinos.”
“When you don that uniform every morning, you are not merely stepping into a military role — you are executing a vital duty deeply embedded in the grand narrative of Philippine state building,” he said.
The PN Governance Forum is an activity that supports the organization’s continuous transformation toward becoming a modern and multi-domain, self-reliant, and credible maritime force.
PN @128: Modern and Ready, Strong and Steady — Credible in Mission, Always Mission-Ready
#ProtectingtheSeasSecuringOurFuture
#ModernMultiDomainSelfReliantCrediblePartner
#PN128AlwaysMissionReady
#OneAFPOnePhilippines
#StrongAFPStrongPhilippines
#MatatagNaSandigan
#AFP90](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HS6WfYSbYAAyKXQ.jpg)
![Philippine_Navy's tweet photo. IN PHOTOS | #PHNavy Reinforces Role as Maritime Security Partner during Governance Forum 2026
The Philippine Navy (PN), through the Leadership and Excellence Center, conducted the 3rd Leg of the PN Governance Forum Series 2026, featuring Dr Dennis C Coronacion, Chair of the Department of Political Science of the University of Santo Tomas, as Guest of Honor and Speaker at Navy Headquarters in Manila, September 22.
“The Philippine Navy is no longer just a brown-water combatant force designed to fight the internal conflicts of the past. [The Navy is] transitioning into a blue-water, expeditionary force — the vanguard of our forward defense, engineered to project deterrence, secure our sovereign rights, and safeguard the strategic sea lanes vital to our national survival,” Dr. Coronacion told Philippine Navy personnel, emphasizing their crucial role as partners in national development and maritime security.
Dr. Coronacion also highlighted the need for the Philippine Navy to go beyond its traditional military responsibilities and explore how the country’s seas build, sustain, and protect the modern democratic state. He underscored the importance of standing firm against intimidation, safeguarding the country’s seas, protecting the Filipino people, and securing the Philippine archipelago.
He likewise encouraged Navy personnel to remain committed nation-builders, emphasizing that with every operation, the Navy carries the country’s “economic survival, territorial integrity, and sovereign dignity of over 115 million Filipinos.”
“When you don that uniform every morning, you are not merely stepping into a military role — you are executing a vital duty deeply embedded in the grand narrative of Philippine state building,” he said.
The PN Governance Forum is an activity that supports the organization’s continuous transformation toward becoming a modern and multi-domain, self-reliant, and credible maritime force.
PN @128: Modern and Ready, Strong and Steady — Credible in Mission, Always Mission-Ready
#ProtectingtheSeasSecuringOurFuture
#ModernMultiDomainSelfReliantCrediblePartner
#PN128AlwaysMissionReady
#OneAFPOnePhilippines
#StrongAFPStrongPhilippines
#MatatagNaSandigan
#AFP90](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HS6WfYRbIAAw4Mx.jpg)
FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT OF THE CG, PAF TO THE PHILIPPINE NAVY
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Newest Article on #PitzDefAnalysis since long hiatus:
The #PHNavy leadership has opted not only for more #ShaldagClass vessels but also the idea of producing them in the country under the #SelfRelianceDefensePosture or #SRDP initiative.
https://t.co/rzTiTjITcr
With the plans of an in-house production of #Shaldag FAIC-M vessels set by the #PHNavy by the year 2024, let us discuss this article from long time ago, discussing the development and design of these vessels from #IsraelShipyards. https://t.co/XPPQzde4NC
The Navy has embarked on a massive effort to bring relief goods and other materials to people in parts of Visayas and Mindanao hit hard by typhoon “Odette,” including Dinagat Islands and Cebu.
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Mabuhay Philippine Navy! HOOOYAH! 🇵🇭⚓❤
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What remains to be seen is whether this proposal gets pushed through given congress's reputation of providing a limited budget albeit the proposals of increasing the defense department's budget into at least 2% of the GDP.
#PDA #PitzDefAnalysis #WestPhilippineSea #PHNavy
@MrFrankBaraan @inquirerdotnet @rapplerdotcom Bong Go thought he could use the Senate hearing as a platform to exonerate himself. Facts are:
1. SND Lorenza confirmed BG endorsed white paper on Hanwha’s CMS.
2. Adm. Mercado was unceremoniously relieved as FOIC of #PHNavy.
#FrigateDeal
Foundation fixes Camp Panacan Station Hospital https://t.co/Brs3gMV6as @SMFoundationInc @OfficialSMCares #CampPanacanStationHospital #PhNavy
#PHILIPPINES need to build structures on the coastal towns to monitor & protect #BENHAMRISE. #PHNAVY #BFAR https ://youtu.be/dE1IFbyOBR8
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