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Un char lĂ©ger M5A1 Stuart de la 11e Division blindĂ©e de la 3e ArmĂ©e amĂ©ricaine entre dans Lembach im MĂŒhlkreis â Campagne d'Allemagne â Autriche â 4 mai 1945
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Soldiers in Chiang Rai Told to Keep Uniforms Out of Social Media Pics
CHIANG RAI â An army unit in Northern Thailand recently announced a policy its commander hopes will protect the militaryâs politically neutral image: no uniforms in online profile pictures.
Photos of the order, issued by Chiang Raiâs provincial recruiting office, went viral Tuesday and ignited fears among other military units it signified a new universal policy. The colonel responsible for the new regulation on Tuesday dismissed those fears.
âI was the person who issued the order,â Third Armyâs Col. Sompong Unjai told Khaosod in an interview. âItâs an internal issue. This is not a policy of the Royal Thai Army.â
Armed forces cadet seen posing in a photo posted to Thai web forum Postjung.com
According to photos of the order, soldiers under Sompongâs commander cannot wear their uniforms in profile pictures on platforms such as Line and Facebook.
They are also barred from posing in uniform for photos with politicians.
Sompong said the policy was meant to discourage military personnel from associating themselves with political factions in the run-up to the election slated for February.
âIt would look like weâre not neutral,â the colonel said. âOther people may use it to attack the military. Some former military officers are running in the election. If uniformed soldiers are seen with them, it might look like the military is siding with them.â
Despite authoritative language in the order, Sompong said it was just a guideline. âItâs not mandatory. Anyone who doesnât follow it wonât be punished,â he said.
The move came days after Pheu Thai Party members complained that soldiers were seen assisting candidates from a pro-junta party traveling in the northeast. The military denied the allegations.
After Sompongâs order went viral, messages spread via the Line chat application that the army is banning all soldiers from showing their uniforms on social media. One popular Instagram account that regularly posts photos of handsome soldiers and cadets says it would delete the pictures in response.
But army spokeswoman Sirichan Ngathong called it a misunderstanding. The force has no plan to institute such a ban, she said.
âEven my profile pictures show me in uniform right now,â Col. Sirichan said.
By Teeranai Charuvastra Khaosod English News
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After eight months the lottery draw of the draft board caught up with him in July of 1943. He was off to Fort Leavenworth for his physical on July 13 with thirteenâŠ
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Does anyone have the tumblr link to the photos? Can you send it to me through DM? I have Hoseok, Yoongi, Taehyung, and Jungkook already. I want to get Jin, Namjoon, and Jimin too, but I cannot find it anywhere, and HONESTLY? This is my last resort.
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Thank you.
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In 1942, a smartly attired 29-year-old man by the name of Charles Carpenter signed up to join the United States Army as a commissioned officer. A high school teacher by trade, Carpenter was educated and well-liked by his peers and the folks of Edgington, Illinois, the small town in Rock Island County where he hailed from. After passing through basic training and earning his commission as 2ndâŠ
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