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U.S.–Thailand Alliance
Alliance formed as part of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) in which the United States helped Thailand suppress its communist rebels in exchange for support during the Vietnam War.
At the Geneva Convention in April 1954, the French government agreed ...
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