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    Some Royal Thai Army hardwares.

    Some Royal Thai Army hardwares. (Photo credit goes to FW190 at RTAF wing21 webboard)



    AK-47 mostly use by Hunter soldier.



    HUMMV



    M60




    Scorpion



    M113



    ...........



    M109A5




    .......



    ?????????



    ????????????



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    ??????????



    Type-85



    AGL



    TOW



    GHN-45









    For training that need only sound. (3 Baht each or just only 13 cent) Ha Ha Ha Ha



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    Some flying stuffs.





    Thai AH-1F



    Bell 212





    UH-60












    Last set.....







    Last year's Thai Armed Force Integrated Training. (Thank Royal Thai Navy http://www.navy.mi.th)
    http://www.navy.mi.th/newwww/movie/practise.avi

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    Did you see the M16A1 over the barrell of th 105mm gun on the M48A5 with the mine plows? Must be a training aid.
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    Thanks Skyman!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyman
    US-made M88A2 ARV
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyman
    ??????????
    OTO-Melara 105mm pack howitzer Modello 56.
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    Could of sworn I saw something similiar in a film like "the bridge at remagen", and yes I am talking about the Americans crossing the Rhine in 1945



    I have been trying without succes to find a pic for this thread of a thai army casa 212, thailand has a royal rainmaking flight that uses these aswell, though they dont appear to be in military colour schemes anymore.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyman
    ?????????
    M16 Halftrack with M55 .50cal quad.
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    M577

    M16 MGMC

    Appears to be a Bofors 40mm cannon on trailer mount of some sort.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyman
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    Bofors L40/70 40mm AD gun. Thailand has some 28 of these.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyman
    Localy made 120mm mortar M 132.
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    Oh, Thank you everybody to reply me.

    PS. I do not have a photo of Casa. Sorry
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    Awesome pics! Great to see some pics from a little seen army. Can't believe they still use those M3 half tracks though!
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    Is this the CASA 212 you were looking for?



    Royal Thai Government Agriculture Flight
    CASA C-212-300

    Phuket (HKT / VTSP)
    Thailand, November 17, 2005

    Remark
    1533 (cn 444) Take off with a load of dry ice powder and a mix of chemicals to get some rain in a special area of Phuket
    Saludos
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    M3 still working!!!!! (Thank Mr. Flying Turtle at thaifighterclub.com)










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