THE FUTURE OF SEA POWER
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The Future of Sea Power<br />
Recognising the emergence of non-traditional maritime challenges, and the need to<br />
operate in the four domains of warfare, the Philippine Navy requires multi-role assets<br />
capable of projecting force and fire from ship-to-shore, and the ability to exploit the<br />
cyber domain and maintain a persistent presence in support of rapid deployment of<br />
forces in contingency situations. Lastly the Navy must be able to operate in the surface,<br />
sub-surface, aerial, and cyberspace domains, and within a shared battlespace in a joint,<br />
combined, and inter-agency setting.<br />
The Philippine Navy aspires to have these operational characteristics realised in the<br />
medium-term, of aiming to be a reliable coalition partner, flexible, network-enabled,<br />
and 4-dimensional, through the institutionalisation and effective execution of our twin<br />
pillars: the Active Archipelagic Defense Strategy and the Sail Plan 2020.