A list detailing the arrival and departure of vessels from the bay in Chinese was also found on the suspects. Since the U.S. withdrawal from Naval Base Subic Bay in 1992, the area has come under ...

THE Navy (PN) is preparing for the possible occupation of Grande and Chiquita islands once these are declared military reservations. “The thrust right now of the PN is to prepare for eventual ...

The Philippine Navy is readying for the military's planned takeover of two islands at the mouth of Subic Bay once they are officially declared military reservations, a Navy spokesperson said on ...

Grande and Chiquita islands are located in Subic Bay, which was once a sprawling U.S. base until the Philippines rejected a lease extension in 1991. The U.S. military pulled out a year later and ...

Grande Island has long been held to be of strategic importance because of its location at the mouth of Subic Bay, a former American military base, and before that, a Spanish naval outpost.

Subic Bay served as a major US naval base until 1992, when American forces withdrew following the Philippine government’s decision not to renew the lease. However, the area continues to be ...

Subic Bay, a former US military base until it closed in 1992, is about 260 kilometers from the Chinese-controlled Bajo de Masinloc (also called Panatag Shoal) in the West Philippine Sea ...

Grande and Chiquita islands are located in Subic Bay, which was once a sprawling US base until the Philippines rejected a lease extension in 1991. The US military pulled out a year later and the ...

Both Grande and Chiquita islands are located in Subic Bay, which was once a sprawling US base until the Philippines rejected a lease extension in 1991. The US military pulled out a year later ...

From 1901 to 1992, Subic Bay hosted the largest U.S. naval base outside of the United States, RFA cited. The Chinese nationals were identified as He Peng, Xu Xining, Ye Tianwu, Ye Xiaocan ...

The Philippine Navy (PN) is preparing for the possible occupation of the Grande and Chiquita Islands once these are declared as military reservations.

Grande and Chiquita islands are located in Subic Bay, which was once a sprawling U.S. base until the Philippines rejected a lease extension in 1991. The U.S. military pulled out a year later and ...