U.S. President Barack Obama arrived in Australia on Wednesday during a two-day trip, where he expected a strengthening of the U.S. military presence in the country is known.

This is your first visit to the country of Obama as commander in chief.

Obama was aboard Air Force Once in the capital Canberra from Hawaii.

During his visit, Obama will hold talks with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard. He also is a series of economic and regional security in a speech to MPs in Canberra, Australia.

It is expected to give the expanded military presence during a stop at a military base in Darwin in northern Australia known.

Among other things, the U.S. Marines will begin to use the facilities at Darwin for matches and training to use the war, while U.S. warships to increase their use of naval facilities in Western Australia near Perth.

“To treat the American presence and the assurance that the presence is important to further peaceful development of the region, the continuous flow of trade, and the continued ability knocked us to the nature of the challenges that arise offer in this part of the world, “said Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes reporters traveling with the president.

The U.S. military is able to respond quickly to natural disasters, as they did after the tsunami in Japan in March. It is also involved in the fight against piracy in Southeast Asia, said Rhodes.

The question whether an increased presence of the United States in part by a desire to establish a strong presence in China’s support to compensate for the region, Rhodes said that the U.S. focus on military cooperation with China in order to facilitate dialogue.

“At the same time, again, we want to ensure that the U.S. is well positioned to its critical role that really the anchor of security and stability in the region in general, to play” has, he said.

President’s visit to Australia – highlights a shift in the balance of power in the Pacific – twice in 2009 and 2010 postponed due to an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and other domestic political considerations, China’s expanding military reach and the United States is working to reduce its military presence in Japan .

“I would not come before an agreement,” Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes told reporters last week. “I’ll just say that we are talking about the Australians again the future of our alliance … as part of our future force posture in the region.”

Visit Australian Obama comes on the heels of the 19-nation Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation weekend, which emphasizes the need for new support measures for employment growth. On the summit of Hawaii, Obama stressed the importance of the Pacific Ocean to global economic security, and has urged China to do more to strengthen the global economy.

After packing his visit to Australia, Obama will end his trip with a stop in the Pacific in Indonesia – a country spent, he spent several years in his childhood.

Source: http://edition.cnn.com/2011/11/16/world/asia/australia-obama-trip/index.html?hpt=hp_t1