Thai Armed Force Photo Gallery- RTAF:RTN:RTA:RTP

[pumpkinbig02]

Type-54 Machine-Gun Mount on Humvv

[Donetskiy]

[patton1]

DMK 2012 : Thai Navy and Air Forces


F16 A/B








JAS-39D Gripen








F5E Tiger II








Saab340 AEW





Alpha Jet








AH-1F





MH60S

[Ominae]

Really interested in seeing Thai desert digital camos here.

[pumpkinbig02]

BLUE STRIKE 2012 Joint Exercise Royal Thai Marines and PLA Marines

[pumpkinbig02]

[EStrike101]

[hmmwvj]

May I ask what units these troops belong to?

They drive M151s, carry HK33s, have helmets that differ from the US M1 and wear camo I've never seen before.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN8UqiPWRdM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-bQmSi31Ns

[StingrayTH]

May I ask what units these troops belong to?

They drive M151s, carry HK33s, have helmets that differ from the US M1 and wear camo I've never seen before.

RTAF( Royal Thai Air Force) Security Force

[hmmwvj]

RTAF( Royal Thai Air Force) Security Force

Thanks! I guess the blue webbing can be counted on to distinguish them. Some of their other uniforms are quite different, like the guy at 6.20 who's a spitting image of USAF SF.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gML4RLmH7M&t=6m20s

[Bjorn Claes]

I'm currently writing squadron histories of the F-16 units within the RTAF (102 sqn, 103 sqn, 403 sqn). Is there anyone on this forum who has more insight into the aircraft these squadrons flew throughout their history, the wings they were attached to, the bases they were flying from, when they were established etc.

Just give a yell if you can help me out on this.

[hmmwvj]

I'm looking for the address of the Royal Thai Marine Corps base just outside Bangkok with the pistol range. It's popular with the local pistol crowd. You could pay for .22, .38 and 9mm over the counter and use of their guns was included.

The gate was on a busy urban street with a major highway, but once inside it was very large and spacious. From there it was just 20 minutes to Suwarnaphum airport. I was there a few years ago but can't dig up the address now.

Kob kun krap.

[BPD1586]

Royal Thai Army Volunteer Force (RTAVF) During Vietnam War















Credit http://facebook.com/ood.vdo

Thanks for posting, I've been looking for pics depicting Thai involvement in Vietnam.

[hmmwvj]

http://www.history.army.mil/books/Vi...llied/ch02.htm

[hmmwvj]

i noticed a lot of Thai policemen have airborne wings
is that standard practice, or Thai police just have a lot of free training slots?

It's not just the police. A friend of a friend was in the Finance corps during military service as a university student- and he has student parachutist wings.

He's now an officer of the court and continues to wear the wings on his uniform, which is Navy style. Seems you can't be a Thai officer without wings.