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A US, Thai, and Singapore soldier sit after the soccer match and compair thoughts about the events that took place on Sports Day during Exercise COBRA GOLD 2001.Cobra Gold is a multilateral exercise that includes more than 10,000 participants, 45 aircraft and 9 ships from the United States military, the Royal Thai Armed Forces, and the Singaporean Armed Forces. COBRA GOLD is the largest multilateral military exercise held in Southeast Asia and is designed to improve the armed forces' ability to work together during peace enforcement operations and to conduct humanitarian assistance programs throughout the exercise area

A US, Thai, and Singapore soldier sit after the soccer match and compa...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: COBRA GOLD 2001 Base: Camp "A" State: Phitsanulok Country: Thailand (THA) Scene Major Command Shown: Combined Forces Scene ... More

A Singapore Soldier provides security in Meulaboh, Sumatra, Indonesia (IDN), as aid is delivered to the Tsunami devastated city in Sumatra, Indonesia (IDN)

A Singapore Soldier provides security in Meulaboh, Sumatra, Indonesia ...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Meulaboh State: Sumatra Country: Indonesia (IDN) Scene Camera Operator: PH1 Bart A. Baver, Usn Release Status: Released to Public Combined Milit... More

Service members from the Royal Thai Armed Forces, Singapore

Service members from the Royal Thai Armed Forces, Singapore

Service members from the Royal Thai Armed Forces, Singapore Army, People's Republic of China, People's Liberation Army, U.S. Air Force and local community members, attend a pillar raising ceremony at the Wuat B... More

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