超级军网菲律宾将在苏比克湾部署战斗机和军舰
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菲律宾将在苏比克湾部署战斗机和军舰
英伦网 6小时前
官员透露，菲律宾将在明年初开始在苏比克湾以前美国海军基地部署喷气战斗机和两艘护卫舰。苏比克湾间隔23年再次成为军事基地。
安全专家认为，菲律宾海空军使用苏比克湾后能更有效地对中国在南海的部署作出反应。苏比克湾的深水港位于菲律宾吕宋岛的西边。
苏比克湾曾经是美军在世界上最大的海军基地。冷战后菲律宾参议院终止了同美国的租赁协议，苏比克基地于1992年关闭。
后来马尼拉改建了基地设施，将其变成了一个经济区。菲律宾军方从未进驻过那里。
菲律宾国防部官员说，菲律宾军队5月同经济区的运营方苏比克湾都市当局签署了使用部分地区协议，军方可以租借15年并可延约。
自2000年后美国军舰经常停靠苏比克湾，他们或是在同菲律宾军方举行联合演习时停靠那里，或者是使用苏比克湾的商业设施进行维修和得到补给。
菲律宾官员说，当苏比克湾再次成为军事基地后，美国海军可以更多地使用那里的军事设施。不过这种协议由于受到菲律宾最高法院的挑战而被搁置。
使用苏比克基地是菲律宾军方对中国海洋影响力扩大作出的最新反应。除了同美国、日本和越南加强安全合作，菲律宾军方还计划在今后13年投入130亿美元实行军队现代化。
http://www.bbc.com/zhongwen/simp ... ines_subic_military
菲律宾将在苏比克湾部署战斗机和军舰
英伦网 6小时前
官员透露，菲律宾将在明年初开始在苏比克湾以前美国海军基地部署喷气战斗机和两艘护卫舰。苏比克湾间隔23年再次成为军事基地。
安全专家认为，菲律宾海空军使用苏比克湾后能更有效地对中国在南海的部署作出反应。苏比克湾的深水港位于菲律宾吕宋岛的西边。
苏比克湾曾经是美军在世界上最大的海军基地。冷战后菲律宾参议院终止了同美国的租赁协议，苏比克基地于1992年关闭。
后来马尼拉改建了基地设施，将其变成了一个经济区。菲律宾军方从未进驻过那里。
菲律宾国防部官员说，菲律宾军队5月同经济区的运营方苏比克湾都市当局签署了使用部分地区协议，军方可以租借15年并可延约。
自2000年后美国军舰经常停靠苏比克湾，他们或是在同菲律宾军方举行联合演习时停靠那里，或者是使用苏比克湾的商业设施进行维修和得到补给。
菲律宾官员说，当苏比克湾再次成为军事基地后，美国海军可以更多地使用那里的军事设施。不过这种协议由于受到菲律宾最高法院的挑战而被搁置。
使用苏比克基地是菲律宾军方对中国海洋影响力扩大作出的最新反应。除了同美国、日本和越南加强安全合作，菲律宾军方还计划在今后13年投入130亿美元实行军队现代化。
http://www.bbc.com/zhongwen/simp ... ines_subic_military
英伦网 6小时前
官员透露，菲律宾将在明年初开始在苏比克湾以前美国海军基地部署喷气战斗机和两艘护卫舰。苏比克湾间隔23年再次成为军事基地。
安全专家认为，菲律宾海空军使用苏比克湾后能更有效地对中国在南海的部署作出反应。苏比克湾的深水港位于菲律宾吕宋岛的西边。
苏比克湾曾经是美军在世界上最大的海军基地。冷战后菲律宾参议院终止了同美国的租赁协议，苏比克基地于1992年关闭。
后来马尼拉改建了基地设施，将其变成了一个经济区。菲律宾军方从未进驻过那里。
菲律宾国防部官员说，菲律宾军队5月同经济区的运营方苏比克湾都市当局签署了使用部分地区协议，军方可以租借15年并可延约。
自2000年后美国军舰经常停靠苏比克湾，他们或是在同菲律宾军方举行联合演习时停靠那里，或者是使用苏比克湾的商业设施进行维修和得到补给。
菲律宾官员说，当苏比克湾再次成为军事基地后，美国海军可以更多地使用那里的军事设施。不过这种协议由于受到菲律宾最高法院的挑战而被搁置。
使用苏比克基地是菲律宾军方对中国海洋影响力扩大作出的最新反应。除了同美国、日本和越南加强安全合作，菲律宾军方还计划在今后13年投入130亿美元实行军队现代化。
http://www.bbc.com/zhongwen/simp ... ines_subic_military
菲律宾将在苏比克湾部署战斗机和军舰
英伦网 6小时前
官员透露，菲律宾将在明年初开始在苏比克湾以前美国海军基地部署喷气战斗机和两艘护卫舰。苏比克湾间隔23年再次成为军事基地。
安全专家认为，菲律宾海空军使用苏比克湾后能更有效地对中国在南海的部署作出反应。苏比克湾的深水港位于菲律宾吕宋岛的西边。
苏比克湾曾经是美军在世界上最大的海军基地。冷战后菲律宾参议院终止了同美国的租赁协议，苏比克基地于1992年关闭。
后来马尼拉改建了基地设施，将其变成了一个经济区。菲律宾军方从未进驻过那里。
菲律宾国防部官员说，菲律宾军队5月同经济区的运营方苏比克湾都市当局签署了使用部分地区协议，军方可以租借15年并可延约。
自2000年后美国军舰经常停靠苏比克湾，他们或是在同菲律宾军方举行联合演习时停靠那里，或者是使用苏比克湾的商业设施进行维修和得到补给。
菲律宾官员说，当苏比克湾再次成为军事基地后，美国海军可以更多地使用那里的军事设施。不过这种协议由于受到菲律宾最高法院的挑战而被搁置。
使用苏比克基地是菲律宾军方对中国海洋影响力扩大作出的最新反应。除了同美国、日本和越南加强安全合作，菲律宾军方还计划在今后13年投入130亿美元实行军队现代化。
http://www.bbc.com/zhongwen/simp ... ines_subic_military
棒子教练机和美帝二手巡逻舰?
Philippines reopens Subic Bay as military base to cover South China Sea
Staff and agencies in Manila Thursday 16 July 2015 01.30 BST
The Philippines will station new fighter jets and two frigates as it reopens the former US naval base in Subic Bay to military use in a further response to Chinese expansionism in the disputed South China Sea.
Philippines reinforces its claim to South China Sea outpost
Once one of the biggest US naval facilities in the world, Subic Bay was shut in 1992 after the Philippine Senate terminated a bases agreement with Washington at the end of the cold war.
Manila converted the facility, which was never home to the Philippine military, into an economic zone.
Defence undersecretary Pio Lorenzo Batino told Reuters the Philippine military signed an agreement in May with the zone’s operator, the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, to use parts of the installation under a renewable 15-year lease. It marks the first time the massive installation has functioned as a military base in 23 years.
US warships have called regularly at Subic Bay since 2000 but only to dock during exercises with the Philippine military or to use its commercial facilities for repairs and resupply.
Using Subic Bay would allow the Philippine air force and navy to respond more effectively to Chinese moves in the disputed South China Sea, security experts said. Subic Bay’s deep-water harbour lies on the western side of the main Philippine island of Luzon, opposite the South China Sea.
“The value of Subic as a military base was proven by the Americans. Chinese defence planners know that,” said Rommel Banlaoi, a Philippine security expert.
Officials said once Subic Bay was a military base again the US navy could have much greater access to it under a year-old agreement that gives US troops broad use of local military facilities, although that deal is on ice after it was challenged in the Philippine supreme court.
Using Subic would be the latest Philippine military move to combat China’s maritime ambitions.
Besides beefing up security co-operation with the United States, Japan and Vietnam, the military plans to spend $20bn over the next 13 years to modernise its armed forces, among the weakest in south-east Asia.
China, which claims nearly all of the South China Sea, said it was aware of reports of the arms buildup.
“We hope that the Philippines does more to benefit regional peace and stability,” the defence ministry said in a statement.
Two FA-50 light attack fighters made by Korea Aerospace Industries, the first among a dozen ordered last year, would be based at the former Cubi naval station in Subic Bay from early 2016, two Philippine generals said. The two planes arrive in December.
The full squadron of FA-50s would be based at Subic, as well as the 5th Fighter Wing, which would relocate from a rundown base in northern Luzon, said the generals, who declined to be identified.
Two naval frigates would be stationed at Subic Bay’s Alava Port.
The generals cited proximity to the South China Sea and the ease in making the base operational as reasons for the move.
“There are existing facilities in Subic Bay. We need only to refurbish them,” one officer said.
Security experts noted that Subic Bay is only 145 nautical miles (270km) from Scarborough Shoal, which China seized from Manila in 2012 after a three-month standoff with the Philippine navy.
The disputed Spratly islands, where China is building seven artificial islands, some with military facilities, lie further to the south-west of the shoal.
China might one day also turn Scarborough Shoal into an artificial island, which could make it harder for the Philippines to protect its 200 nautical mile (370km) exclusive economic zone off Luzon, said Patrick Cronin, a regional expert at the Centre for a New American Security in Washington.
“New Korean-built light fighter aircraft could reach Scarborough Shoal in just minutes, and maritime patrol aircraft or drones could eventually provide persistent coverage of Chinese movements in the area,” Cronin said.
“A return to Subic Bay, this time led by the Philippine air force, would seem to be a prudent defensive response.”
Reuters contributed to this report
http://www.theguardian.com/world ... ver-south-china-sea
英国卫报
Staff and agencies in Manila Thursday 16 July 2015 01.30 BST
The Philippines will station new fighter jets and two frigates as it reopens the former US naval base in Subic Bay to military use in a further response to Chinese expansionism in the disputed South China Sea.
Philippines reinforces its claim to South China Sea outpost
Once one of the biggest US naval facilities in the world, Subic Bay was shut in 1992 after the Philippine Senate terminated a bases agreement with Washington at the end of the cold war.
Manila converted the facility, which was never home to the Philippine military, into an economic zone.
Defence undersecretary Pio Lorenzo Batino told Reuters the Philippine military signed an agreement in May with the zone’s operator, the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, to use parts of the installation under a renewable 15-year lease. It marks the first time the massive installation has functioned as a military base in 23 years.
US warships have called regularly at Subic Bay since 2000 but only to dock during exercises with the Philippine military or to use its commercial facilities for repairs and resupply.
Using Subic Bay would allow the Philippine air force and navy to respond more effectively to Chinese moves in the disputed South China Sea, security experts said. Subic Bay’s deep-water harbour lies on the western side of the main Philippine island of Luzon, opposite the South China Sea.
“The value of Subic as a military base was proven by the Americans. Chinese defence planners know that,” said Rommel Banlaoi, a Philippine security expert.
Officials said once Subic Bay was a military base again the US navy could have much greater access to it under a year-old agreement that gives US troops broad use of local military facilities, although that deal is on ice after it was challenged in the Philippine supreme court.
Using Subic would be the latest Philippine military move to combat China’s maritime ambitions.
Besides beefing up security co-operation with the United States, Japan and Vietnam, the military plans to spend $20bn over the next 13 years to modernise its armed forces, among the weakest in south-east Asia.
China, which claims nearly all of the South China Sea, said it was aware of reports of the arms buildup.
“We hope that the Philippines does more to benefit regional peace and stability,” the defence ministry said in a statement.
Two FA-50 light attack fighters made by Korea Aerospace Industries, the first among a dozen ordered last year, would be based at the former Cubi naval station in Subic Bay from early 2016, two Philippine generals said. The two planes arrive in December.
The full squadron of FA-50s would be based at Subic, as well as the 5th Fighter Wing, which would relocate from a rundown base in northern Luzon, said the generals, who declined to be identified.
Two naval frigates would be stationed at Subic Bay’s Alava Port.
The generals cited proximity to the South China Sea and the ease in making the base operational as reasons for the move.
“There are existing facilities in Subic Bay. We need only to refurbish them,” one officer said.
Security experts noted that Subic Bay is only 145 nautical miles (270km) from Scarborough Shoal, which China seized from Manila in 2012 after a three-month standoff with the Philippine navy.
The disputed Spratly islands, where China is building seven artificial islands, some with military facilities, lie further to the south-west of the shoal.
China might one day also turn Scarborough Shoal into an artificial island, which could make it harder for the Philippines to protect its 200 nautical mile (370km) exclusive economic zone off Luzon, said Patrick Cronin, a regional expert at the Centre for a New American Security in Washington.
“New Korean-built light fighter aircraft could reach Scarborough Shoal in just minutes, and maritime patrol aircraft or drones could eventually provide persistent coverage of Chinese movements in the area,” Cronin said.
“A return to Subic Bay, this time led by the Philippine air force, would seem to be a prudent defensive response.”
Reuters contributed to this report
http://www.theguardian.com/world ... ver-south-china-sea
英国卫报
苏比克湾距离黄岩岛270公里
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恢复停用几十年的基地花费可不是小数目
这是准备明年大选呢？
然而并没什么卵用
嘿嘿，拉屎攥拳头---假横！
怕不怕？菲将在苏比克基地部署2架教练机
苏比克湾是菲律宾吕宋岛西南部南海的海湾，位于马尼拉湾入口西北90公里，向北延伸至吕宋岛海岸线。海湾长约14公里，宽8～13公里，面积1.5万公顷，水深24～50米，可容纳航空母舰等各型舰船200余艘，港内还建有军民两用的大型机场，可供大型军用运输机和轰炸机起降。港湾周围三面环山，可以有 效抵御台风对舰船的影响，是天然的避风港，也是菲律宾西海岸的最大深水港之一。
苏比克湾是菲律宾吕宋岛西南部南海的海湾，位于马尼拉湾入口西北90公里，向北延伸至吕宋岛海岸线。海湾长约14公里，宽8～13公里，面积1.5万公顷，水深24～50米，可容纳航空母舰等各型舰船200余艘，港内还建有军民两用的大型机场，可供大型军用运输机和轰炸机起降。港湾周围三面环山，可以有 效抵御台风对舰船的影响，是天然的避风港，也是菲律宾西海岸的最大深水港之一。
你那玩意儿性能还比不上歼6改的靶机…
这个威胁必须很大，把黄岩岛填了吧。
菲律宾如果启用苏比克湾基地的话，过不了多久，美军就会进驻了，威胁太大
正好是借口啊，抓紧黄岩岛啊。到时候在黄岩岛上雷达就监控苏比克。
一个台湾海峡的距离，以后远火伺候