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Thai
soldiers are cross training with U.S. Army soldiers of
Bravo Company, 3rd
Battalion, 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne)
Fort Lewis,
Washington
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Soldiers of the 1st Special Forces Regiment, Royal Thai
Army, fast-rope down from a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter at Camp Pawai,
Thailand, on May 17, 1998, during Exercise Cobra Gold '98.
Cobra Gold '98
is the latest in a continuing series of U.S.-Thai military exercises
designed to ensure regional peace and strengthen the ability of the Royal
Thai Armed Forces to defend Thailand.
The training includes joint combined
air, land and sea operations.
Cobra Gold is the largest strategic mobility
exercise involving the U.S. Pacific Command forces this year.
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U.S.
Army Sergeants brief Royal Thai Special Forces personnel on fast-rope training.  |
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U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Sean Suttles (left), and
Sgt. 1st Class Keith Looker
(right), brief U.S. and Royal Thai Special Forces personnel on safety
procedures prior to fast-rope training on May 17, 1998, during Exercise
Cobra Gold '98.
Cobra Gold '98 is the latest in a continuing series of
U.S.-Thai military exercises designed to ensure regional peace and
strengthen the ability of the Royal Thai Armed Forces to defend Thailand.
The training includes joint combined air, land and sea operations. Cobra
Gold is the largest strategic mobility exercise involving the U.S. Pacific
Command forces this year.
Suttles and Looker are deployed for the exercise
from Bravo Company, 3rd Battalion, 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne),
Fort Lewis, Wash.
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| Sgt. 1st Class Brett
Thorpe (right) U.S. Army, instructs Royal Thai soldiers
from the 1st Special Forces Regiment, Camp Pawai, Thailand, on
proper techniques of intravenous infusion on May 17, 1998, during
Exercise Cobra Gold '98. Cobra Gold '98 is the latest in a
continuing series of U.S.-Thai military exercises designed to
ensure regional peace and strengthen the ability of the Royal Thai
Armed Forces to defend Thailand. The training includes joint
combined air, land and sea operations. Cobra Gold is the largest
strategic mobility exercise involving the U.S. Pacific Command
forces this year. Thorpe is deployed for the exercise from Special
Forces Operations Detachment A-183, Fort Lewis, Wash. |
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Veterinarians
from the Royal Thai military care for a pet dog during an
Exercise Cobra Gold '98 combined U.S.-Thai Medical Civic
Action Program visit to the village of Ban Nong TA Yot,
Thailand, on May 18, 1998. Cobra Gold '98 is the latest in a
continuing series of U.S.-Thai military exercises designed to
ensure regional peace and strengthen the ability of the Royal Thai
Armed Forces to defend Thailand. The training includes joint
combined air, land and sea operations. |
| Medics examines a patient during an Exercise
Cobra Gold '98 combined U.S.-Thai Medical Civic Action Program visit to
the village of Ban Nong TA Yot, Thailand, on May 18, 1998. Cobra Gold '98
is the latest in a continuing series of U.S.-Thai military exercises
designed to ensure regional peace and strengthen the ability of the Royal
Thai Armed Forces to defend Thailand. |
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