The Philippine Navy’s
(PN) modern and brand new missile-capable frigate BRP Jose Rizal (FF150) with
an embarked shipborne helicopter detachment made its stop over at the Naval Base
Guam, USA on August 02, on their way to join the annual Rim of the Pacific
Exercise 2020 (RIMPAC2020) in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The PN said the
layover in Guam was for refueling, re-provisioning and other health and bio-safety
protocols in order to check the wellbeing of the approximately 120 sailors and
aviators amid the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic. This serves also as the
ship’s preparation on the upcoming naval exercise.
The Task Group 80.5
Commander and concurrent FF150 skipper, Capt. Jerry Garrido Jr, in his
statement said that this historic journey, “will be a first for our newest
frigate, as she join the world’s premier joint and combined maritime training
exercise, I hope that my contingent would leverage its world class training
facilities and will gladly impart it to our Navy back home.”
According to the
Philippine Navy (PN), RIMPAC is a great avenue to train participating
commanders, staff and forces in planning and execution of combined naval
operations. It will give a unique training opportunity for the participating
nations to enhance their proficiency to integrate into an international force
and improve readiness to contribute to a wide-range of potential coalition
operations.
The country’s
participation to RIMPAC20 supports military diplomacy that fosters trust and
confidence among allied countries. Its main purpose is the commitment in
promoting multilateral cooperation leading to the strengthening of relationship
and cooperation among regional and extra regional navies.
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