Army chief-of-staff General Udomdech Seetabutr, who signed the three-year memorandum of understanding, praised this collaboration as a means of saving money and providing the Army with what it needs. 
	The Royal Thai Army yesterday joined forces with the National Research Council of Thailand to develop military weapons, while Army chief-of-staff General Udomdech Seetabutr, who signed the three-year memorandum of understanding, praised this collaboration as a means of saving money and providing the Army with what it needs.

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Army, council to develop weapons

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