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olonel Thiradej Limkunagul, from the 111 regiment of the Royal Thailand Army, led the 45-member troop, while Colonel Manish Joshi led the Indian soldiers.The 14-day exercise will be conducted under the overarching framework of the United Nations Mandate, 2006. Both the contingents will be imparted training through lectures, drills, demonstrations and skill-at-arms to refine tactics, techniques and procedures.The exercise will culminate with a 48-hour joint exercise, which will showcase the planning and execution of joint skills of soldiers. Colonel Limkunagul said: "Both the contingents have a long history of cordial relationship. We hope this bond will be strengthened in the years to come."Defence public relations officer Wing Commander Ratnakar Singh said, "It is a great opportunity for the Indian Army to host their Thai counterpart in this joint exercise. Such training programmes enhance our capabilities and curb limitations. Both the troops will take away many things from this joint training."Stating that the joint exercise is a normal military training which will include various tactical and strategies, Singh said, "The training offers a continuous process of learning. Learning from others hones our skills." DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Telegraphhttp://theseasonedcook.com/UserProfile/tabid/42/userId/1070558/Default.aspx

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