When the US renamed its Pacific Command as the Indo-Pacific Command in 2018, it signalled the growing strategic importance of India in Washington's geopolitical calculations and underscored its view o ...

The Department of War announced on Tuesday that the US Indo-Pacific Command will officially restore its name to the US Pacific Command.

The Department of War announces the restoration of U.S. Pacific Command designation, honoring its historical legacy and mission.

USPACOM's rebranding marks a new strategy, along with the rise of the “Squad” — the US, Japan, Australia, and the Philippines ...

US President Donald Trump has renamed the US Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) back to the Pacific Command (USPACOM). Donald ...

Another Pentagon-led name change was unveiled Tuesday, when it was announced that the military’s U.S. Indo-Pacific Command would be dropping “Indo” from its name and reverting back to the long used ...

Hawaii [US], June 17 (ANI): The Department of War announced on Tuesday (local time) that the US Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) will officially restore its name to the US Pacific Command (USPACOM).

This comes just over eight years after USPACOM had been renamed by the first Donald Trump administration. Here’s what to know about its history and geopolitical significance in terms of engagement ...

Eight years after 'Indo' was added to signal India's importance, analysts say its removal points to a shift in Washington's ...

The US Department of War has announced that the US Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) will officially revert to its earlier name, US Pacific Command (USPACOM), restoring a military designation that ...

The US has renamed Indo-Pacific Command back to Pacific Command, citing its historical legacy. While officials said the move does not change the command’s mission or scope, the decision has raised ...

In 2018, U.S. Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said that the name INDOPACOM was a recognition of the “growing significance” of the Indian Ocean, the Indian subcontinent, and India itself, and the U.S.