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Title:
Air Pressure Medical Team Works Goodwill Mission In Thailand
Number Of Words:
460
Summary:
Mainstream media loves to only report the negative military news. This is a story that shows a few of the
good stuff the military does regularly. The Military, Air Pressure, Navy, and Marine corps perform these
kinds of missions throughout every season and many of these tales go unreported.
Key phrases:
air, chance, dental, air pressure, people, pressure, neal, royal thai, cope tiger, royal thai air, thai air,
squadron, people, royal, thai
Body Building:
A U.nited States. Air Pressure medical and dental team and people from the Royal Thai Air Pressure took
part in a humanitarian mission at Thairat 72 School in Udon Thani on February. 6, 2007.
It was the 2nd civil-action project and also the first in northern Thailand carried out throughout exercise
Cope Tiger 2007. Cope Tiger is among the annual joint Thai-US exercises which are usually known to as
?free war games? but actually are joint training missions and humanitarian assistance.
Based on Royal Thai Air Pressure Capt. Mathin Piyaamornmatha, the folks here don't have any opportunity
to receive medicine since they're in the united states not even close to the town and they've nothing.
"Today they observe that the U.S. is friendly, and they've an opportunity to have medicine," stated Captain
Piyaamornmatha.
Not just did the scholars and native community people get medicine, these were treated to feet massages,
haircuts, a concert by people from the Royal Thai Air Force's 23rd Wing along with a illustration showing
tarkaw (a mix between volleyball and soccer). Among all of the festivities, the medical teams from U.S. Air
Pressure models in Japan carried out dental and eye exams.
"We get the opportunity to consider a little child from discomfort, which provides them an opportunity to
focus on learning," stated Capt. Alan Neal from the 35th Dental Squadron at Misawa Air Base Japan.
Captain Neal stated the wedding is not only tugging teeth or checking eyesight it's a two-way street of
discussing.
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"It's about creating a relationship of trust," Captain Neal stated.
"This can be a opportunity for the Thais to obtain a firsthand experience in regards to what kind of people
from the American military," stated Senior Airman Frederick Reed, a satellite specialist using the 18th
Communications Squadron at Kadena AB, Japan. "Hopefully, they'll realize that people using their company
parts around the globe worry about them as well as their future."
"You never know? Our visit might inspire these to become dental practitioners or expand the amount,Inch
added Captain Neal.
"This was a eye-opening experience," stated Senior Airman Hilary Easkin, a verbal assistant in the 35th
Dental Squadron at Misawa AB. "I came away by having an appreciation for the job and our capability to
help these folks. These were very grateful for our help and that we were grateful for his or her hospitality
and the opportunity to enable them to.Inch
Lt. Col. Michael Akiona, the thirteenth Air Expeditionary Group commander and KC-135 detachment
commander, noted the gifts provided to the college are tokens of friendship between Thailand and also the U
. s . States.
"We anticipate Cope Tiger to resume our friendship," he stated.
If you've ever took part in a goodwill mission such as this, you already know that you simply leave feeling
much better than the patients that you simply treated.
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