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  • U.S. Proud to Work with Thai Allies U.S. Proud to Work with Thai Allies

    On September 10, two Royal Thai Navy ships departed Sattahip Naval Base to join an international anti-piracy task force off the coast of Somalia, where pirates have attacked hundreds of merchant vessels over the past three years.

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  • Students enjoy the taste of the Southwest--corn chips and salsa Heavy Rain Can’t Dampen the Fun in Mae Hong Son

    On the last weekend of August, high school students and teachers from the Mae Hong Son area, the mountainous, northernmost province of Thailand, braved the heavy rain to participate in a Thai-American Cultural Camp: “Get to Know Uncle Sam” sponsored by the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok.

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