Seapower’s focus on marine expeditionary warfare is extremely timely, with the Marine Corps’ participation in the 2026 Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) Exercise concluding just days before this issue’s publication.
Yet while RIMPAC draws considerable attention as the world’s largest maritime exercise, the Marine Corps also participated in two other bilateral military exercises in June which were similarly consequential, if not comparatively overlooked.
Center for Maritime Strategy
Matthew Reisener
External Source: Seapower Magazine
Seapower’s focus on marine expeditionary warfare is extremely timely, with the Marine Corps’ participation in the 2026 Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) Exercise concluding just days before this issue’s publication.
Yet while RIMPAC draws considerable attention as the world’s largest maritime exercise, the Marine Corps also participated in two other bilateral military exercises in June which were similarly consequential, if not comparatively overlooked.
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Matthew Reisener, Senior National Security Advisor