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US Navy Office of Naval Research Supports Local SchoolSiripun Sinbuathong 30.07.2010 | New Consular Fees for US EmbassySiripun Sinbuathong 15.07.2010 |
 Fifty research scientists from the Crimson Viper Research Team under the leadership of Captain Paul Marshall of the US Navy along with the Royal Thai Navy Officers recently visited the Phu Rhu School near Yarn Temple. | There are a new consular fees for all U.S. embassies and consulates worldwide, including the US Embassy in Bangkok and the Consulate in Chiang Mai. The fee changes include higher fees for U.S. passports, Consular Reports of Birth Abroad, and notarial services, as well as a new fee for adding additional pages to a U.S. passport. |
US Navy Helps Local CommunitySiripun Sinbuathong 15.07.2010 | US Customs' Agents Seizing iPhone CopiesSiripun Sinbuathong 21.04.2010 |
 The USNS Richard E. Byrd (T-AKE 4), a United States Navy cargo ship, recently stopped at Laem Chabang Port and many of the crew traveled to a school in Pattaya. Accompanied by Peter Thorand, the President of the local Navy League Council, they donated sport equipment for the students. They also gave the school building a makeover with a new coat of paint and followed this by treating the students to a delicious lunch. | |
3,000 Thai, US sailors join for Exercise CARAT 2009Staff Writer 15.07.2009 | |
 Southeast Asia’s only aircraft carrier was the centerpiece of a combined afloat training schedule for the armed forces of Thailand and the US during the 15th annual Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercise, which began July 6 and ended July 16. | The US, Thailand and South Africa are most affected expat locations. Almost half of expats in UK are considering returning home. Emerging markets rank above established centres for expat finances, while UK is the worst for saving behind Spain and France. Despite economic crisis, expats are wealthier and save more than in country of origin. |
Jordan eyes lucrative US health care marketDale Gavlak 15.07.2009 | Oil tops $60 as Asia eyes US inventories 15.07.2009 |
AMMAN, Jordan – Resource poor Jordan is hoping to turn Americans' misfortune into its fortune. | SINGAPORE (AP) - Oil prices peeked above $60 a barrel in Asia as investors looked to a weekly inventory report for clues on U.S. gasoline demand. |
US, British pilots train over TurkeySelcan Hacaoglu Associated Press Writer 15.06.2009 | Students from US National War College visit ThailandWuttipol Khirin 15.06.2009 |
 KONYA, Turkey (AP) — Dozens of US, British and Turkish pilots are engaged in mock aerial battles over central Turkey indicating deepening cooperation between the allies. |  Nearly two dozen students from the US National War College who were in Thailand on a study tour had the unique opportunity to exchange views on current issues with Thai students and professors from some of Thailand’s most prestigious institutes of higher education at the US Embassy on May 20. |
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