Thailande: US Marines

A Royal Thai reconnaissance Marine (left) assists a U.S. Marine (right) with Company G, Battalion Landing Team, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable), on how to catch a king cobra with bare hands during jungle survival training here May 20 during bilateral training between the MEU and the Royal Thai Marine Corps as part of Exercise Cobra Gold 2006.

In preparation for jungle operations, Royal Thai Marine instructors spent the day training more than 40 Marines and sailors with MEU Service Support Group 31 and G Co., techniques to survive in jungle terrain. The U.S. and Royal Thai Marines will continue to strengthen their interoperability by conducting numbers training events throughout Cobra Gold. (Cleared For Release)

Thailand: US Marines

Thailand: US Marines

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PHRAMAHACHEDSADRAJAO CAMP, Thailand – A Royal Thai reconnaissance Marine (left) assists a U.S. Marine (right) with Company G, Battalion Landing Team, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable), on how to catch a king cobra with bare hands during jungle survival training here May 20 during bilateral training between the MEU and the Royal Thai Marine Corps as part of Exercise Cobra Gold 2006. In preparation for jungle operations, Royal Thai Marine instructors spent the day training more than 40 Marines and sailors with MEU Service Support Group 31 and G Co., techniques to survive in jungle terrain. The U.S. and Royal Thai Marines will continue to strengthen their interoperability by conducting numbers training events throughout Cobra Gold. (Cleared For Release)

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PATTAYA, Thailand – Lance Cpl. Javier Ayala, an administration clerk with Marine Expeditionary Unit Service Support Group 31, and a Watsonville, Calif., native, plows in the garden of the Pattaya Orphanage May 17 during Exercise Cobra Gold 2006. Approximately 30 Marines and sailors with the MSSG provided needed repairs to the orphanage and spent quality time with the children during the community relations project. The MSSG is the combat service support element of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable). (Cleared For Release)

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PHRAMAHACHEDSADRAJAO CAMP, Thailand – Cpl. Richard Hunter, a rapid request chief with MEU Service Support Group 31, 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable), bites into a freshly skinned king cobra during jungle survival training instructed by the Royal Thai Marines here May 20 during bilateral training between the MEU and the Royal Thai Marine Corps as part of Exercise Cobra Gold 2006. In preparation for jungle operations, Royal Thai Marine instructors spent the day training more than 40 Marines and sailors with MEU Service Support Group 31 and G Co., techniques to survive in jungle terrain. (Cleared For Release)

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