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summary of Philippine Navy inspects Japanese destroyer escort for possible acquisition

A: Hey there! Heard anything interesting lately?
B: Not much, just life in Japan as usual. What's up?

A: You won't believe this! The Philippine Navy is thinking about getting one of our old destroyer escorts!
B: Really? Which one?

A: It looks like they came to check out the Jintsuu, an Abukuma-class ship. You know, those 109-meter long vessels with anti-ship missiles.
B: Oh, I remember them! Those are some tough ships. Japan's Defense Ministry wants to retire all of them though.

A: Exactly! They want to introduce more manpower-efficient ships instead. But here's the fun part, the Philippine Navy thinks these Abukuma-class ships would be great for their waters.
B: That sounds like a good fit. I wonder if they'll go through with it.

A: It seems so! The Japanese side is also working to make it happen. People say it's to strengthen cooperation, especially when it comes to China.
B: Makes sense. By the way, did you hear about Australia selecting a joint development proposal based on one of our MSDF's frigates?

A: Oh yes! That happened earlier this month. It was for their new fleet, right?
B: Yep, and guess who won? You got it - Japan!
Summary
Discussion between two individuals regarding military matters. Topic includes the Philippine Navy's potential acquisition of a Japanese Abukuma-class destroyer escort, specifically the Jintsuu, due to its anti-ship capabilities. The Japanese Defense Ministry aims to replace these ships with more
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Created: 2025/08/21 19:00

Updated: 2025/12/08 02:55

Last Read: 2025/08/21 19:51