Australia and the US to co-manufacture guided weapons, increase military presence in Indo Pacific
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“This will mean more maritime patrol aircraft and reconnaissance aircraft operating from bases across northern Australia. It will also mean more frequent rotational bomber deployments,” he said. They “noted grave concern about China’s dangerous and escalatory behavior toward Philippine vessels lawfully operating within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone”.
Australia will begin co-manufacturing guided missiles next year, including the Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems used in Ukraine. Japan would increase exercises with US Marines in Darwin, while Australia and the US would hold regular exercises in the Philippines exclusive economic zone, the statement said.
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