RIMPAC 2010

Summary

RIMPAC 2010 is a RIMPAC^[1].

Key Facts

• RIMPAC 2010's instance of is recorded as RIMPAC^[2].
• RIMPAC 2010's follows is recorded as RIMPAC 2008^[3].
• RIMPAC 2010's followed by is recorded as RIMPAC 2012^[4].
• RIMPAC 2010's start time is recorded as +2010-06-23T00:00:00Z^[5].
• RIMPAC 2010's end time is recorded as +2010-07-30T00:00:00Z^[6].
• RIMPAC 2010's organizer is recorded as United States Pacific Fleet^[7].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Australian Defence Force^[8].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Canadian Armed Forces^[9].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Armed Forces of Chile^[10].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Military Forces of Colombia^[11].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as French Armed Forces^[12].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Indonesian National Armed Forces^[13].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Japan Self-Defense Forces^[14].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Malaysian Armed Forces^[15].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Netherlands armed forces^[16].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Peruvian Armed Forces^[17].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Republic of Korea Armed Forces^[18].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Singapore Armed Forces^[19].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as Royal Thai Armed Forces^[20].
• RIMPAC 2010's participant is recorded as United States Armed Forces^[21].
• RIMPAC 2010's number of participants is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+20000'}^[22].
• RIMPAC 2010's motto text is recorded as Combined Agility, Synergy and Support^[23].
• RIMPAC 2010's series ordinal is recorded as 22^[24].