Special forces of Thailand

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Royal Thai Army

Thai Army Special Force member in Children's Day 2012 at the Chiang Mai Air Force base
Two 1st Special Forces group operators instructing Thai soldiers in 1998
  • Royal Thai Army Special Warfare Command also known as Royal Thai Army Special Forces
    • Special Warfare Center
      • Special Warfare School
        • Basic Training Course
        • Ranger Training Center
        • Airborne Training Center
        • Special Force Training Center
        • Psychological Operations Training Course
    • 1st Special Forces Division
      • 1st Special Forces Regiment (Airborne)
        • 1st Special Forces Battalion (Airborne)
        • 2nd Special Forces Battalion (Airborne)
      • 2nd Special Forces Regiment (Airborne)
        • 1st Special Forces Battalion (Airborne)
        • 2nd Special Forces Battalion (Airborne)
      • 3rd Special Forces Regiment King's Guard (Airborne)
        • Special Operation Battalion King's Guard also known as Task Force 90
        • Ranger Battalion King's Guard
           also known as Royal Thai Army Ranger
          • 1st Ranger Company, Ranger Battalion, King's Guard
          • 2nd Ranger Company, Ranger Battalion, King's Guard
          • 3rd Ranger Company, Ranger Battalion, King's Guard
      • 4th Special Forces Regiment (Airborne)
        • 1st Special Forces Battalion (Airborne)
        • 2nd Special Forces Battalion (Airborne)
      • 5th Special Forces Regiment (Airborne)
        • 1st Special Forces Battalion (Airborne)
        • 2nd Special Forces Battalion (Airborne)
      • Long Range Reconnaissance Patrols Company also known as LRRP
      • Psychological Battalion
      • Quartermaster Aerial Supply Company
      • 35th Signal Corp Battalion
  • Rapid Deployment Force
    • 1st Infantry Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment, King Bhumibol's Guard
    • 2nd Infantry Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment, King Bhumibol's Guard
    • 3rd Infantry Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment, King Bhumibol's Guard

Royal Thai Navy

Royal Thai Naval Special Warfare operators prepare for military free fall operations from a U.S. Air Force 1st Special Operations Squadron MC-130H Combat Talon II Feb. 15, 2018, at U-Tapao, Thailand. Airborne infiltration training maintains bilateral capabilities and bolsters operational effectiveness of Thai and U.S. special operations forces.

Naval Special Warfare Command also known as Royal Thai Navy SEALs

Royal Thai Marine Corps

RTMC Recon holding IWI Tavor X95 at Thailand Children Day 2018

RTMC Reconnaissance Battalion also known as RECON

Royal Thai Air Force

  • Royal Thai Air Force Security Force Regiment
    • Special Operations Regiment also known as Air Force Commando
      • Command Center
        • 1st Special Operation Battalion (Commando)[1]
        • 2nd Special Operation Battalion (PararescueJumper)
        • 3rd Special Operation Battalion (Combat Control Team)[2][3]
      • Aerial Support Company
      • Combat Search and Rescue Center. (CSAR) also known as Pararescuemen

Royal Thai Police

External links

  • "Thailand". Nation, Religion, King. Retrieved 2011-10-12.

References

  1. ^ "การแข่งขันปัญจกีฬาทหาร SPECIAL OPERATIONS CUP 2017 | Facebook". www.facebook.com.
  2. ^ "320th STS conducts military free fall with Thai partners". DVIDS.
  3. ^ "Two nations, one mission: US TACP, Thai CCT join forces". Air Force.
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