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Philippine Navy launches new ship in Indonesia

Jonas Reyes·6 July 2026, 1:33 pm·1 MIN READ

Philippine Navy launches new ship in Indonesia

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  • The Philippine Navy (PN) has launched a future landing dock ship at the PT PAL Indonesia Shipyard in Surabaya, Indonesia on 30 June 2026.

    According to Flag Officer In Command of the Philippine Navy, Vice Admiral Jose Ma Ambrosio Q Ezpeleta PN, the launching of the future landing dock ship is a milestone for the Philippines.

    Ezpeleta was part of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) delegation led by the Vice Chief of Staff, AFP, Lieutenant General Rommel P Roldan PAF, who witnessed the launching ceremony.

    Hosted by PT PAL Indonesia, the event underscored the partnership between the Philippine Navy and the Indonesian shipbuilder in advancing the country's naval capabilities.

    The future PN landing dock ship is expected to significantly enhance the Philippine Navy's capability to conduct strategic sealift operations, humanitarian assistance and disaster response (HADR), and maritime security missions.

    Its launching reflects the Philippine Navy's continuing efforts to establish a modern and responsive fleet as it continues to invest in capabilities and strategic partnerships that enable it to better protect the nation's sovereignty and serve the Filipino people.

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