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Phl, Australia wrap up Kasangga 2025 military exercise in CDO
The Philippine Army and the Australian Defense Force have concluded their first bilateral exercise, dubbed 'Kasangga' 2025-1, held in Cagayan de Oro City.
This month-long training involved 140 soldiers from the Philippine Army and 90 soldiers from the Australian Army.
The exercise focused on enhancing capabilities in jungle and urban operations, breaching, casualty care, jungle survival, and reconnaissance.
The drills aimed to strengthen the defense partnership between the Philippines and Australia.
Eastern Mindanao Command chief Lt. Gen. Rex Luis Bergante emphasized the importance of the lessons learned and camaraderie built during the exercise for regional peace and stability.
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