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	General Udomdej Sitabutr, who is also deputy Defence Minister, Monday arranged the first meeting of the Army command and outlined 12 policies to military officers.</div>
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	The policies included how to develop sustainability and efficiency in the armed forces, maintaining internal stability, ending violence in the far South, protecting the monarchy, and preparation for the Asean Economic Community.&nbsp;</div>
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New Army chief urges sustainable development, efficiency

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New Army chief urges sustainable development, efficiency

New Army chief General Udomdej Sitabutr Monday urged Army officers to help sustainable development and to increase the armed forces' efficiency.

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