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Royal Thai Army rangers unload a patient from a 16th

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Royal Thai Army rangers unload a patient from a 16th Combat Aviation Brigade UH-60L Black Hawk while practicing air medical evacuation procedures Aug. 24 in Thailand’s Lopburi province during Hanuman Guardian 2018. The training was part of a four-day tactical combat casualty care class between the Washington Army National Guard’s Special Operations Detachment – Pacific Soldiers and the rangers. More than 500 U.S. Army, Army National Guard and Royal Thai Army Soldiers are participating in the 11-day bilateral exercise that demonstrates the U.S. and Kingdom of Thailand’s commitment to its longstanding alliance while also strengthening the capabilities of both forces.

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2010 - 2020
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