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	State Department official Scot Marciel told Congress that the United States was also considering moving next year&#39;s Cobra Gold to another country.</div>
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	Prajin said the Thai Air Force has regular training with Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia so the moving of Cobra Gold from Thailand would have no impact.</div>
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Prajin says relocation of Cobra Gold exercise not affect Air Force

Air Force Commander-in-Chief and deputy junta chief said Wednesday that the Air Force would not be affected if the US moves the annual Cobra Gold exercise from Thailand.

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