“No backstabbing subordinates
no snitching on colleagues
no friendship betrayal”

Paid a royal audience to the Sultan of Brunei during the visit to Brunei. In July 1990.

A courtesy visit to the President of Bangladesh. In May 1991

Objectives of The Foundation

  1. To give moral support and assistance to the Royal Thai Army personnel, including government officers, government employees, contractors, their families, as well as those who perform their helpful duty to the Royal Thai Army.
  2. To improve and develop , as well as provide welfare supports to offices of the Royal Thai Army
  3. To provide scholarships support and vocational advice to personnel of the Royal Thai Army , including government officers, government employees, contractors, their descendants, as well as those who perform their helpful duty to the Royal Thai Army.
  4. To perform public services and cooperate with other charity organizations for public benefits.
  5. Shall not involve in any political activities.
  6. To admire and remain faithful to the royal institute and the royal family.

From the Beginning… Towards the Purpose of Life

B.E. 2475 – 2491 (1932 – 1948)
Signs of Leadership / Academic Excellence / Diligent Studies / Friendly Relations / Journey to the Capital / Top Scorer / Living Simply / Honor and Dignity

B.E. 2497 – 2505 (1954 – 1962)
Beginning as Second Lieutenant / Korean War Combat

B.E. 2512 – 2513(1969 – 1970)
Vietnam War / Distinguished Merits / Service to the Nation

B.E. 2516 – 2520 (1973 – 1977)
Graduation from Army Aviation School

B.E. 2520 – 2524 (1977 – 1981)
Royal Heir’s Training / Phamuang Operations / Leadership in Combat Aviation / Acts of Bravery

B.E. 2529 – 2533 (1986 – 1990)
Chief of Staff Appointment / Supreme Commander

B.E. 2533 (1990)
Military Reform and Strategic Leadership / National Security / Relations with Neighboring Countries / Relations with the People / Internal security operations / Distinctions and Honors

The Chairman of the Committee

General Apirat Kongsompong

The 41st former Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Army, born on March 23, 1960, is the son of General Sunthorn Kongsompong, former Supreme Commander of the Royal Thai Armed Forces.

Besides his military roles, he has played a significant part in national security by focusing on modernizing the military structure, enhancing defense readiness, and developing various security projects.

Department Of Provincial Administration

Royal Thai Army

Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy

Army Non Commissioned Officer School

Army Aviation Center

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