Thai, U.S. airmen conduct personnel airdrop training

Airmen from the U.S. and Royal Thai Air Forces conducted personnel airdrop training from a C-17 Globemaster III here March 3 as part of Cope Tiger 2010.More than 60 qualified jumpmasters from the U. S. Air Force and the Royal Thai Air Force Parachute Team completed three separate jumps near

Airmen conduct community event in Thailand

U.S., Thai and Singaporean airmen joined together March 4 to provide medical, dental and optometry care to local Thai residents here as part of Cope Tiger 2010. Cope Tiger, conducted this year March 1 to 12 from both Korat and Udon Thani Royal Thai Air Force Bases in Thailand, is a multilateral

'Warthogs' take flight at Cope Tiger

Flying operations for the A-10 Thunderbolt IIs participating in Cope Tiger 2010 kicked-off with a four-ship training mission here March 4.Cope Tiger is a multilateral, combined and joint command post and field training exercise involving the United States, Thailand and Singapore. This year's takes

Cope Tiger 2010 in photos

Approximately 500 total force Airmen, along with members from the Royal Thai Air Force and Army, as well as the Republic of Singapore Air Force, are in Thailand participating in exercise  Cope Tiger March 1-12. To view photos highlighting the exercise click hereCope Tiger enhances combined readiness

Guardsmen, reservists find exercise in Thailand rewarding

During these tough economic times, it might be difficult to believe that some Americans are putting the well-being of strangers before their own jobs. At Cope Tiger 2010, that is precisely what is happening as Reservists and Guardsmen take time away from their civilian jobs to participate in the

Multi-aircraft mission provides key training in Thailand

C-17 Globemaster III aircrews integrated with multiple aircraft types here March 8 to complete an airdrop training mission as part of Cope Tiger 2010.The C-17s from Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, flew in a three-ship formation to conduct airdrops while under escort of A-10 Thunderbolt IIs from

Cope Tiger 2010

Multilateral team helps over 1,500 Thai residents

Military medical professionals from the United States, Singapore and Thailand assisted more than 1,500 Thai patients during a medical civic assistance project held here as part of Cope Tiger 2010. Cope Tiger, held this year primarily at Korat and Udon Thani Royal Thai Air Force Bases in Thailand

U.S. Airmen train with Thai, Singaporean counterparts during Cope Tiger

As Cope Tiger 2010 flying operations entered their second week March 9, U.S., Royal Thai and Republic of Singapore Air Force teams are still going strong and meeting mission objectives each time they go up in the air, according to exercise officials here. Capt. Jeff Watts, an air battle manager

Thai students get rare opportunity to visit air force base

The Royal Thai Air Force opened its gates here to the public for the first time March 10 for an open house featuring U.S. Air Force aircraft and people.Approximately 50 students from Ban Phaknam School, located about one hour away from the base, visited with Airmen participating in Cope Tiger 2010.