Papers by Darran Yutthawonsuk

The objectives of the research were to study the components and the structure of the organization... more The objectives of the research were to study the components and the structure of the organization of the reserve system and to bring forward the reformation of the reserve system of the Royal Thai Army. The study was done by gathering data and information from documentary sources, in-depth interviews and focus groups. It was revealed that the management of the reserve system was still inefficient in that the structure of agencies was still inappropriate, lack of the clarity, and not in the same standard. In addition, the Army ROTC curriculum and the reserve training course were still inappropriate and the standards of those courses were not similar to the training course of active components which caused reserves being unable to work with the active components efficiently. Moreover, the reserves still lacked understanding of the concept and ideology in sacrificing personal gains for the public and the nation. Other issues were that, furthermore, people and other sectors did not have the opportunity to participate, a lack of clarity in the laws about benefits for the reserves, obsolete rules and regulations that did not support the future actions efficiently. Finally, the development of personnel in the reserve system lacked the continuity which caused inefficient performance. The policy suggestions for the reform of the Royal Thai Army Reserve System are the separation of the reserve production system from the Royal Thai Army Students Training System; improvement in the Royal Thai Army Students Training Curriculum; the establishment of a clear division between personal reserves and reserve units supporting the operation units of the Royal Thai Army; provision of opportunity for the reserves to apply for training to be officers of the Royal Thai Army and for training in other special courses; recognition of, and establish good relationship with, the reserves; integration of

The Reform of the Royal Thai Army Reserve System
The objectives of the research were to study the components and the structure of the organization... more The objectives of the research were to study the components and the structure of the organization of the reserve system and to bring forward the reformation of the reserve system of the Royal Thai Army. The study was done by gathering data and information from documentary sources, in-depth interviews and focus groups. It was revealed that the management of the reserve system was still inefficient in that the structure of agencies was still inappropriate, lack of the clarity, and not in the same standard. In addition, the Army ROTC curriculum and the reserve training course were still inappropriate and the standards of those courses were not similar to the training course of active components which caused reserves being unable to work with the active components efficiently. Moreover, the reserves still lacked understanding of the concept and ideology in sacrificing personal gains for the public and the nation. Other issues were that, furthermore, people and other sectors did not have...
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Papers by Darran Yutthawonsuk