RIMPAC
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RIMPAC
Summary
RIMPAC ranks in the top 2% of general entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (1,035 views/month).[1]
Key Facts
- RIMPAC is a type of military exercise[2].
- RIMPAC's Commons category is recorded as RIMPAC[3].
- 1971 marks the founding of RIMPAC[4].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 2016[5].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 2014[6].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 2012[7].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 2010[8].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 2008[9].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 2006[10].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 2004[11].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 2002[12].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 2000[13].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1998[14].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1996[15].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1994[16].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1992[17].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1990[18].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1988[19].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1986[20].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1984[21].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1982[22].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1980[23].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1978[24].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1977[25].
- RIMPAC's significant event is recorded as RIMPAC 1975[26].
Body
Definition and Type
RIMPAC is a type of military exercise[2].
Origins
1971 marks the founding of RIMPAC[4].
Why It Matters
RIMPAC ranks in the top 2% of general entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (1,035 views/month).[1] RIMPAC has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[27]