Fans of ladyboys should be pleased to learn that the military sent two would-be recruits back to their jobs on stage in Pattaya. The nation's security is not expected to be at any risk.

 

From the Nation

 

Four transvestites added colour to the annual military conscription ceremony in the northeastern province of Nakhon Phanom Tuesday.

They reported to the event wearing women’s clothing. Since they have not yet undergone a sex change operations, the military conscription chief of the Muang Nakhon Phanom district put them on a list of men yet to be cleared for military service.

 

After they were examined by doctors, they were sent home and told to come back with a medical certificate next year confirming they had undergone a sex-change operation.

 

Thitawan Puengton, who arrived at the ceremony wearing a short skirt and a T-shirt with a plunging neckline, said she had been working as a cabaret girl in South Pattaya.

 

She has had breast surgery. Panitnan Phubunya, 22, who came in a red dress, said she was working as a marketing official with a cosmetics company in Bangkok. Natchanon Saita, 21, wore jeans and a student shirt of Nakhon Phanom University, where she is in her second year. She has received breast surgery.

 

Ketmori Suradee, 22, who wore a red strapless dress, said she is working as a showgirl at the Coliseum Pattaya and had undergone a breast operation.

 

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/national/30311286

Having seen (at a distance) how freociously LBs can fight, I would have though a crack regiment of some of the bigger, more 'Amazonian' LBs would put the fear of god into any potential enemy! LOL

Having seen (at a distance) how freociously LBs can fight, I would have though a crack regiment of some of the bigger, more 'Amazonian' LBs would put the fear of god into any potential enemy! LOL

Where's Thailand's enemy? that's the problem , so far they are marching soldiers out of barracks only against their own

Having seen (at a distance) how freociously LBs can fight, I would have though a crack regiment of some of the bigger, more 'Amazonian' LBs would put the fear of god into any potential enemy! LOL

Now if they could only persuade enemies soldiers to wear gold necklaces it would be a massacre, although I suspect many friendly fire incidents would quickly ensue.

Where's Thailand's enemy? that's the problem , so far they are marching soldiers out of barracks only against their own

That might be correct currently.

1 However, there is a large country not too far north of Thailand that has annexed other territories within the last century.

2 We have had the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia & who says they would have respected borders, if Thailand did not have military forces at that time ?

3 Vietnam was invaded by a large country to it's north in 1979.  Since Vietnam was battle hardened following a more famous conflict, their second string troops saw off the invasion very quickly.

 

So it is necessary to have military forces for when they are needed.   That day always comes along. 

 

We have seen plenty of cases of undefended countries over run by aggressors in other regions, particularly Europe. Think back over 70 years.

Considering the abysmal state of European defence spending, lets hope the US remains ready to bail us out  if the need arises.

 

 

So it is necessary to have military forces for when they are needed.   That day always comes along. 

 

it is indeed but it's not good when battle hardiness is tested on it's own governements  with such an alarming regularity