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The Royal Thai Armed Forces and U.S. Joint Task Force 505 build pallets and send aid supplies to Nepal May 20 and May 21 at the Royal Thai Armed Forces Naval Base in U-Tapao, Thailand.

The Royal Thai Armed Forces and U.S. Joint Task Force 505 build pallets and send aid supplies to Nepal May 20 and May 21 at the Royal Thai Armed Forces Naval Base in U-Tapao, Thailand.

U.S. Marines, sailors, airmen and soldiers of Joint Task Force 505 support Nepal relief efforts using the Deployable Joint Command and Control system in Utapao, Thailand, May 13. DJC2 integrates software, hardware and processes to support a shared-information environment consisting of joint, coalition, multinational and nongovernmental agencies, and has proved to be an important communications tool during Operation Sahayogi Haat.

U.S. Marines, sailors, airmen and soldiers of Joint Task Force 505 support Nepal relief efforts using the Deployable Joint Command and Control system in Utapao, Thailand, May 13. DJC2 integrates software, hardware and processes to support a shared-information environment consisting of joint, coalition, multinational and nongovernmental agencies, and has proved to be an important communications tool during Operation Sahayogi Haat.

U.S. Government appointed Joint Task Force 505 provides unique capabilities to Nepal relief efforts May 10 at U-Tapao, Thailand. Includes sound bites from Brig. Gen. Michael A. Minihan, Joint Air Component Coordination Element Commander. Hometown: Austin Tx. and Lt. Col. Matthew S. Youngblood, Joint Air Component Coordination Element Officer in Charge. Hometown: Statesville, N.C. Also available in high definition.

U.S. Government appointed Joint Task Force 505 provides unique capabilities to Nepal relief efforts May 10 at U-Tapao, Thailand. Includes sound bites from Brig. Gen. Michael A. Minihan, Joint Air Component Coordination Element Commander. Hometown: Austin Tx. and Lt. Col. Matthew S. Youngblood, Joint Air Component Coordination Element Officer in Charge. Hometown: Statesville, N.C. Also available in high definition.

Approximately 125 military and civilian medical professionals from eight different nations attended an Exercise Cobra Gold 2015 sponsored medical symposium at the Lop Buri Inn Resort, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lop Buri Province, Thailand, from Feb. 16-17, 2015. Representatives from the different nations – which included Malaysia, South Korea, Japan, China, Singapore, India, Thailand and the U.S. - took turns discussing subjects from their respective fields and common health crises that pose a threat to the worldwide participants. They also participated in tabletop exercises, which brought the partner nations together to resolve simulated crises. Includes sound bites from U.S> Navy Commander Michael Termini, Director of Operation, Navy Environmental and Preventative Medicine Unit 6 and Royal Thai Air Force Group Captain Panachakorn Saguanwong, Deputy Director CG15 Lop Buri Medical Symposium. Also available in high definition.

Lance Cpl. Travis Miller, from Ennis, Texas discovers new friendships through training with Royal Thai Marines Feb. 15 during exercise Cobra Gold 2015. Miller is a anti tank missile man with 1st Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, currently assigned to III Marine Expeditionary Force, under the unit deployment program.

Key leaders of the Combined Joint Civil-Military Operations Task Force element of Exercise Cobra Gold 2015 visited Samart Loypha, the governor of Chanthaburi Province, Thailand, at the Province's capitol building Jan. 29 to discuss an Engineer Civic Action Project at Ban Chan Krehm elementary school, located Chanthaburi's Kaeng Hang Maeo District. Cobra Gold includes a specific focus on humanitarian civic assistant to support the needs and humanitarian interests of Thai civilian populations around the region. The ENCAP, which utilizes the combined force of U.S. Navy, Indian Army and Royal Thai Marine and Navy military engineers, will result in a new library facility for scholars ages 4-12.