Royal Lao Army - List of Royal Lao Army Commanders

List of Royal Lao Army Commanders

  • General Phoumi Nosavan (1958-1965)
  • General Ouane Rattikone
  • General Kouprasith Abhay (Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Lao Army, 1973-1975)
  • Colonel Bounleuth Saycocie

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