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Yupin Thienchumpan, director of the Watbanmak School, Saraburi Province, Thailand talks with Leaders from the Singapore Armed Forces, U.S. Air Force, Royal Thai Air Force, and People’s Republic of China Army, the international team, is working to complete a multipurpose classroom as part of exercise Cobra Gold, at Watbanmak School, Saraburi province, Thailand. The classroom is one of six vertical construction projects planned for the Cobra Gold 2016 international training mission in Thailand. Cobra Gold 2016 is the 35th iteration of the annual training mission and will include a stronger focus on humanitarian civic action projects. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Douglas Morehead, 122nd Public Affairs Operations Center)