Singapore, Thailand hold annual joint army drill
The armies of Singapore and Thailand on March 11 wrapped up their joint annual army exercise codenamed "Kocha Singa".
The armies of Singapore and Thailand on March 11 wrapped up their joint annual army exercise codenamed "Kocha Singa".
The drill included urban operations training and a combined field exercise with the participation of 800 personnel of the two armies.
Starting on March 2 in Thailand, the exercise is the 16 th in the series.-VNA
The drill included urban operations training and a combined field exercise with the participation of 800 personnel of the two armies.
Starting on March 2 in Thailand, the exercise is the 16 th in the series.-VNA
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