Green Berets with 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne) train alongside the Royal Thai Army’s 3rd Special Forces Regiment during a planning and infiltration rehearsal in Thailand, Mar. 4, 2022. This rehearsal provides an opportunity for U.S. Special Operations Forces to work alongside Thai partners while conducting bilateral operations that increase interoperability among the forces. A strong, forward-looking U.S.-Thai defense alliance, rooted in history, helps foster a free and open Indo-Pacific region where all countries in the region enjoy prosperity and peace.

Green Berets with 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne) train alongside the Royal Thai Army’s 3rd Special Forces Regiment during a planning and infiltration rehearsal in Thailand, Mar. 4, 2022. This rehearsal provides an opportunity for U.S. Special Operations Forces to work alongside Thai partners while conducting bilateral operations that increase interoperability among the forces. A strong, forward-looking U.S.-Thai defense alliance, rooted in history, helps foster a free and open Indo-Pacific region where all countries in the region enjoy prosperity and peace. Stock Photo

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