POTUS continues 9-day Asia-Pacific tour, departs for Australia Tues.; then heads to Bali, Indonesia, Thurs. for East Asia Summit.
Bam expected to outline increased U.S. military footprint in region.
Speaks before Australian Parliament in Canberra Wed., then visits Darwin on north coast.
NOV. 15
– Departs Hawaii for Canberra
NOV. 16
– Arrives in Canberra
– Attends bilateral meeting with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard
– Holds press conference with Gillard
– Attends dinner at Parliament House
NOV. 17
– Attends wreath-laying ceremony at Australian war memorial
– Speech to Australian Parliament focusing on U.S. engagement in Asia-Pacific
– Visits local school with Gillard
– Flies to Darwin
– Visits memorial to USS Peary, a U.S. destroyer that was sunk by the Japanese during World War II
– Delivers remarks to troops in Darwin
– Flies to Bali
NOV. 18
– Attends bilateral meetings with leaders of India, Thailand, the Philippines and Malaysia
– Attends U.S.-ASEAN bilateral meeting
– Attends meeting with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
– Attends dinner with East Asia Summit leaders
NOV. 19
– Attends East Asia Summit, then departs for Washington
NOV. 20
– Arrives back in Washington
