3 Japanese training ships due in PH

[balipseyev]

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While China is getting more fisherman on Panatag...

Friendly Nations are now Visiting our ports...

3 Japanese training ships due in PH, says Navy


MANILA, Philippines - Three Japanese training vessels are expected to dock in Manila for a week-long "goodwill visit" aimed at enhancing and strengthening relations between the two navies, the Philippine Navy said Friday.
In a statement, the Navy said the Japanese vessels are from the Japanese Training Squadron of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF). They are composed of JS Kashima (TV-350, JS Shimayuki (TV-3513) and JS Matsuyuki (DD-130).
They will arrive at the port of Manila on May 28 and will stay there until June 1. The squadron will be headed by Rear Admiral Hidetoshi Fuchinoue who will lead a series of goodwill activities with personnel of the Philippine Navy and heads of the local government and other government agencies in Manila.
A Meeting Procedure off Corregidor Island is set in the early morning of May 28, prior their entry into Manila Bay with Barko ng Republika ng Pilipinas (BRP) Apolinario Mabini (PS36), a Jacinto-Class Patrol Vessel (JCPV) designated as the receiving ship during the procedure.

3 Japanese training ships due in PH, says Navy - InterAksyon.com

JS Kashima ( TV-3508 )


JS Shimayuki ( TV-3513 )


JS Matsuyuki ( DD-130)



India ug South Korea tingali sunod mubisita ay.... I would like to see ROKS Sejong the Great enter Manila Bay...

[Andruid80]

nindot unta ug i bilin ni sa mga hapon.. hehehe...

[machinecult]

Japanese forces working overseas since World War II. This is history in the making...

[Vino Kid]

they will be welcome by our tugboat heheheheheh

[walker]

It's more fun in the Philippines.

[diehard2005]

There is a post in Timawa na the Japanese is loaning 10 40 footer (not meter, sorry) and 2 bigger ones surviellance/patrol boat/ships to the Philippines. This was being said by DND Sec. Gazmin in an article.

Those ships if ever true are most likely to be given sa PCG...

[wak_wak]

It's not official but if the donation pushes through, the patrol vessels will be a most welcome addition to the Philippine Navy. While not new, Filipino sailors will make do and put them to good use. There are unverified reports that up to 10 patrol vessels may eventually be donated.

DEFENSE STUDIES: Japan Provides Patrol Ships to the Philippines
Japan Provides Patrol Ships to the Philippines

18 Mei 2012

The oldest 1.000 ton ship operated by Japan Coast Guard is Shiretoko class high endurance cutters (970 ton and 77,8m in length), Japan has 26 ships of this type with hull number PL-101 to PL-128, all ships built between 1978 -1981.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-bUri62Koig...o_os-dream.jpg

The Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported on Thursday that Japan has decided to provide the Philippines with patrol ships, to support the island country in its territorial dispute against China.

The newspaper said that Japan has decided to provide vessels, including 1.000 ton patrol ships, to the Philippines by the end of the year. The move comes after the Japanese government eased last year the Three Principles of Arms Export, which bans Japan from exporting its arms...

[lestat1116]

kung mo abot ang india, sk and japan. hala maghuot sila dha.

[wak_wak]

pwede sila sa subic bai, hehehe.. Subic can support several US Carrier Battlegroup (one battle group consist of 9 or more ships)

[elvandesantos]

It's not official but if the donation pushes through, the patrol vessels will be a most welcome addition to the Philippine Navy. While not new, Filipino sailors will make do and put them to good use. There are unverified reports that up to 10 patrol vessels may eventually be donated.

DEFENSE STUDIES: Japan Provides Patrol Ships to the Philippines
Japan Provides Patrol Ships to the Philippines

18 Mei 2012

The oldest 1.000 ton ship operated by Japan Coast Guard is Shiretoko class high endurance cutters (970 ton and 77,8m in length), Japan has 26 ships of this type with hull number PL-101 to PL-128, all ships built between 1978 -1981.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-bUri62Koig...o_os-dream.jpg

The Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported on Thursday that Japan has decided to provide the Philippines with patrol ships, to support the island country in its territorial dispute against China.

The newspaper said that Japan has decided to provide vessels, including 1.000 ton patrol ships, to the Philippines by the end of the year. The move comes after the Japanese government eased last year the Three Principles of Arms Export, which bans Japan from exporting its arms...

i dont think it would be for the navy.. its for our coastguard