From the Manila Bulletin (Jul 2, 2022): PH, Australian soldiers conclude ‘KASANGGA’ drills (By Martin Sadongdong)
Special Forces from the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and members of the Australian Defense Force’s (ADF) Army have finished the two-month long “KASANGGA 2022-1” bilateral exercise which effectively enhanced the interoperability of the two units, the military disclosed Saturday, July 2.
Courtesy of Armed Forces of the Philippines Special Forces Regiment – Airborne
About 450 personnel of the AFP’s Special Forces Regiment – Airborne (SFRA) and Australian Army troops participated in the bilateral exercise held from April 11 to June 27 in Fort Magsaysay, Nueva Ecija.
SFRA Commander Ferdinand Napuli said the joint exercise served as a “concrete move” for the AFP to intensify their ability to operate and work together with allied countries in the Indo-Pacific region.
About 450 personnel of the AFP’s Special Forces Regiment – Airborne (SFRA) and Australian Army troops participated in the bilateral exercise held from April 11 to June 27 in Fort Magsaysay, Nueva Ecija.
SFRA Commander Ferdinand Napuli said the joint exercise served as a “concrete move” for the AFP to intensify their ability to operate and work together with allied countries in the Indo-Pacific region.
https://mb.com.ph/2022/07/02/ph-australian-soldiers-conclude-kasangga-drills/
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