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Thai Army Chief of Staff Visits Korea Military Academy to Discuss Future Training
The Thai Army Chief of Staff visited the Korea Military Academy to explore advanced simulation training and strengthen educational cooperation between the two nations.
On September 15, 2026, the Chief of Staff of the Royal Thai Army visited the Korea Military Academy (KMA) to discuss modernizing military education. According to Khaosod Online, the visit focused on aligning curricula with future security threats and enhancing the partnership between the Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy (CRMA) and the KMA.
A key highlight of the visit was the inspection of high-tech simulation training facilities. These systems allow cadets to conduct exercises regardless of weather conditions or time, providing realistic experience at both individual and unit levels. The delegation also met with four Thai cadets currently studying at the KMA and paid respects at The War Memorial of Korea to honor Thai soldiers who served in the Korean War.
For residents and travelers, this visit underscores the deepening defense and technological cooperation between Thailand and South Korea. While the visit highlights a commitment to adopting advanced simulation technology for military training, it remains to be confirmed how these specific technological exchanges will be integrated into the curriculum at the CRMA in Thailand. No further details regarding specific procurement or long-term joint training schedules were disclosed at this time.
