The 2000 exercise was held on August, focusing on anti-missile, anti-landing, anti-airborne landing and anti-air raid.
2001
The 2001 exercise was held from 26 March until 28 April.
2006
The 2006 exercise was held at the coastal area of Yilan County, attended by President Chen Shui-bian and Vice President Annette Lu and involving around 13,000 servicemen. It was the first time the Patriot-II missiles were deployed.
2008
The 2008 exercise was held on 23-27 June for the computer-simulated war gaming, while the field training exercises were held on 22-26 September.
In the 2012 exercise, President Ma Ying-jeou was out of Taiwan during the drill due to his diplomatic visits to three African countries, making the first time of the exercise with the absence of the president.
2013
The 2013 5-day exercise was held in April 2013 in Penghu.
The 2015 exercise consisted of two stages. The first stage was held on 4-8 May 2015, designed to test the military's combat capabilities after undergoing streamlining process end of 2014. The second stage is currently held from 7-11 September 2015 simulating attack from the People's Liberation Army. New weapon systems of Lockheed P-3 Orion marine patrol aircraft, Tuo Jiang stealth missile corvette, Pan Shi supply vessel, Cloud Leopard armored vehicle and remote-controlled aerial vehicles. The exercise is held at a military base in northern Hsinchu County.
2016
The 2016 exercise was held on 22-26 August 2016. The exercise saw the National Airborne Service Corps involved for the first time. There were in total 1,072 tests performed during the exercise.
2017
The 2017 exercise consists of two stages. The first stage was held on 1-5 May 2017. The exercise included scenario when the People's Liberation Army deploys three aircraft carriers, stealth aircraft and missiles. It focused on preserving combat capability using the collected information and surveillance data and countering the blockades and landings in Taiwan. The second stage was held on 22-26 May 2017. It included simulation of attack on Ching Chuan Kang Air Base by the PLA to test the ROC armed forces combat and defense capabilities on the coordinated response to simulated threats from the PLA. The exercise included locations such as Penghu and Taiping Island.
2018
The 2018 exercise is currently held starting on 4 June 2018 for five days. It was proceeded with computer-aided war games on 30 April to 5 May. The exercise consists of several main points, which are joint air-sea combat operation, anti-landing operations and joint anti-airborne combat operations. This exercise also is the first one to include civilian resources in its drill. On the first day of the exercise, an F-16 fighter jet with tail number 6648 went missing at 1:43 p.m. over northern Taiwan while taking part of the exercise after took off at 1:09 p.m. The aircraft was subsequently found crashed at 4:18 p.m. by fire fighters after receiving initial reports from a hiker at 3:22 p.m. The air force then ordered to temporarily grounded all of F-16 aircraft until further notice pending investigation.
2019
The 2019 exercise starts with the computer-aided war games which is currently being held on 22-26 April 2019. It will then continued with live-fire drills on 27-21 May 2019. The live exercise will feature the takeoff and landing exercise of the Republic of China Air Force aircraft on the Huatan section of National freeway 1 in Changhua County.
2020
Doing the 2020 exercise a Ching Chiang-class patrol ships with special electronic warfare equipment was used to interfere with the signals collection of Chinese spy ships operating off Orchid Island.
