The Typhon missile launchers of the United States, which were reportedly deployed in Luzon, will not be used for live-fire exercises in the upcoming military drills, the Philippine Army said on ...

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr has publicly offered to remove the US-made Typhon missile system from his country if China ceases its “aggressive and coercive behaviour” in the South ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Typhon mid-range capability missile system, which the Philippines acquired from the United States, is “not directed against any nation,” the National Security ...

MANILA, Philippines — Filipino and American troops will again train using the Typhon missile system from the United States next month, but there will be no live fire drills. Col. Louie Dema-ala ...

Philippine soldiers will train on the US military’s intermediate range missile system during unilateral army drills next month as part of preparations for bigger exercises with US counterparts ...

The Typhon missile system was operated by Filipino soldiers together with American soldiers during the Salaknib exercises held in 2024 Claim: Filipino soldiers have never come near the Mid-Range ...

The Typhon missile system was deployed by US forces to the Philippines in April 2024 as part of their Balikatan or “shoulder-to-shoulder” military exercises, and has since stayed in the ...

MANILA, Philippines — Philippine soldiers will train on the US military’s intermediate range missile system during unilateral army drills next month as part of preparations for bigger ...

Lacson described the reply of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. to China’s callout to the Philippines to return the Typhon missile system to the United States. According to Lacson ...

The US military has moved its Typhon launchers - which can fire multipurpose missiles up to thousands of kilometers - from Laoag airfield in the Philippines to another location on the island of Luzon, ...

The US military has moved its Typhon launchers — which can fire multipurpose missiles up to thousands of kilometres — from Laoag airfield in the Philippines to another location on the island ...