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Worth a Thousand Words: Cobra Gold 2012

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Children at the Ban Khlong Bangbor School play with spinning tops during a celebration for National Children’s Day in Rayong, Thailand, Jan. 13, 2012. Ban Khlong Bangbor School will have a multipurpose building constructed during Cobra Gold 2012. Rayong is an area where Cobra Gold 2012 will be taking place. Cobra Gold 2012 provides unique and dynamic training opportunities for participating military partners, while also promoting relationships between militaries and local communities. III Marine Expeditionary Force Combat Camera Photo by Lance Cpl. Carl Payne (DVIDS)

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