Children's Day. 8th Jan

by **trubrit** » January 6, 2011, 9:49 am

Yes another year gone and its Children's Day again this coming Saturday. So a quick reminder to all those that have kids or are just kids at heart them selves .Most government agencies in Udon will be open to entertain them, ranging from the military to the police .My personal favourites being the Thai Royal Air Force who will have numerous displays, both static and flying. The Army camp next door will also have a lot of military vehicles on show, and a recruiting tent, if you want to get your kid signed up .Both places will also have the usual food and drink stalls, (some free to the kids),sorry Dad.
I also enjoy the police dog handlers display at the police canine center on the Sakhon Nakhon road, straight over the fly over at Big C.This year though I will be staying nearer home helping the police to entertain the kids of Nong Wau Sor at the sports field in front of the station located at Non Wai. We are erecting a stage and putting up a sound system and hoping to have a karaoke contest for different age groups. There will be a knockout football competition for the older lads, plus a goal scoring contest . Lots of snacky food and coke donated by local shops. Hopefully a good time will be had by all, so if your in the area, why not pop by ? $\:D/$

by **Techland** » January 6, 2011, 3:47 pm

Anyone knows if the 1-2-Go machine at the airport will be opened for the kids again?

by **neeemu** » January 6, 2011, 3:53 pm

Should be a good day, nice of you to donate your time and effort to the cause trubrit, hope you get a good turn out.
I would of liked to take my step daughter to the Air Force show as I'm in the UK Air Force myself, only I'm not back until the end of Jan. I'm sure the family will go to one of the events though, is there anything special happening at UD Town that anyone knows of?

by **trubrit** » January 6, 2011, 6:00 pm

Sorry to report the kids day at Nong Wau Sor has now been cancelled 'Due to operational reasons?" I am guessing that "someone" is coming and the police will be on duty . :-"

To my knowledge everything in town is still going on .

by **Jello** » January 6, 2011, 7:03 pm

TB, Thanks for the reminder. Could you post directions to the canine center? ("Over the fly" doesn't translate well into American-English. :lol:

) I understand it's on Sakhon Nakhon road, how far from the ring road and on which side?

by **jackspratt** » January 6, 2011, 7:13 pm

trubrit wrote:Sorry to report the kids day at Nong Wau Sor has now been cancelled 'Due to operational reasons?" I am guessing that "someone" is coming and the police will be on duty . To my knowledge everything in town is still going on .

Good to see the police have got their priorities right. :shock:

Gotta keep the peasants in their place. :roll:

by **old-timer** » January 6, 2011, 8:09 pm

The best show for the kids is over at wing 23. OT likes the bit when the co-pilot of the helicoptor chucks sweets at the kids as the helicoptor passes by. It's comical watching 100's of kids scrambling for the goodies as they rain down. I've never seen anyone get hurt which is surprising.

OT.............. $\:D/$

by **wazza** » January 6, 2011, 8:21 pm

I will never forget in KK a few years ago , on a domestic flight to BKK, all checked in, and 000's of kids and parents at the airport, all on the tarmac, with no crowd control / barrriers etc. Walking up to the plan touching the tyres,

Due to the chaos everywhere on the tamac the luggage was late arriving for loading and when it did arrive, parents, kids , all sitting and crawling all over it .

I asked the TG staff , what security issues are in place, they just said none, its kids day and i asked for my bag to be removed and my ticket to be changed to the evening flight , as i wasnt prepared to accept any tampering with bags etc.

I wrote to TG - BKK about it and got the usual reply - its Kids day, they missed the bit about security and how easy it would be to plant any suspect object on the plane.

by **parrot** » January 6, 2011, 8:41 pm

I rummaged this up from an Udon news site online (in Thai). I just ran it through google translate, so take everything with a grain of salt. Be forewarned: if you're not interested in going to the AF show, I'd advise staying far away from Tahan Rd and the statue traffic circle. The traffic backup is usually horrendous.

Children's Day this year .. 2554 .. .. to see where to take your children well

The first suggestion is that the Air Force held at the Airport.

Air Force invites young people joined the annual Children's Day 2554 of the Division on Saturday, January 8, 2554 beginning at 0700 to 1630 at the Ramp. Stocks at Don Muang International Airport. (Rangsit Road side) and the Air Force Museum. Activities in the country at flight schools. Wing and other provinces nationwide.
Various activities include an exhibition to educate aviation. Route of the fence into the Air Force. Setting a display of various aircraft, the Air Force. The regulars and then discharge. Air show aviation sector. The star of the artist on stage. Singers are invited. And the distribution of rewards.

Demonstration flight at the Ramp. Stocks at Don Muang International Airport.
0835 time of flight of the aircraft through a F-16A fighter aircraft flying 403 Division 4.
0840 at the emission color flag flying over the opening ceremony of the plane attack and a AU-23A Administration Wing Squadron 501 5.
0850 show at the aircraft's air raid attack ALPHA JET 231 Squadron Wing 23.
Air attack at 0910 ALPHA JET to Don Muang airport.
0920 show at the indoor Oddrnnam fly the plane sides 30 a C-130H transport aircraft Wing 601 6.
0940 at a C-130H transport aircraft fleet to 601 Wing 6 children watch more terrain
At 0950 shows search and rescue by helicopter unit flying UH-1H 2034.
1010 show at the air raid of a fighter aircraft F-5 E / F 21 Wing 211 Squadron.
1025 when a fighter F-5 E / F to Don Muang airport.
Time of Flight 1030 shows a PC-9 trainer training squadron end. Flight schools.
1040 time of flight of the aircraft shows a CT-4 E training squadron basic training. Flight schools.
1050 at a C-130H transport aircraft fleet to 601 Wing 6 children watch more terrain
1100 show at the air raid of a fighter trainer L-39 ZA 401 Squadron Wing 4.
1120 when a fighter trainer L-39 ZA to Don Muang airport.
1130 at a C-130H transport aircraft fleet to 601 Wing 6 children watch more terrain
1140 time of flight emission colors of the flag of attack aircraft and a AU-23A Administration Wing Squadron 501 5.

1200 show at the air raid of a fighter F-16 A / B Wing Squadron 403 4.
1220 when a fighter F-16 A / B to Don Muang airport.
1230 show at the indoor Oddrnnam fly the plane sides 30 a C-130H transport aircraft Wing 601 6.
1300 at a C-130H transport aircraft fleet to 601 Wing 6 children watch more terrain
Air attack at 1320 ALPHA JET 231 Squadron 232 Wing ran up and flying display.
1340 when a fighter F-5 E / F 21 Wing 211 Squadron ran up and flying display.
At 1400 trainer drove a fleet of 401 L-39 ZA 4 Wing ran up and flying display.
At 1420 shows search and rescue by helicopter unit flying UH-1H 2034.
1440 when a fighter F-16 A / B Wing Squadron 403 4 running up and flying display.
1500 show at the end of the aerospace sector.
Note: During air raid A demonstration of air defense gun battle with practice rounds (Blank) of 500 shots.

For people like aircraft and aircraft ... take the children. Go here to suggest that it offline .. .. Poreuu morning upon waking to the morning other cool weather .. parking is convenient to call it .. if .. then for Ongud Hwid way to take your children is not fun. Prepare a label hat .. .. .. drinking water supplies and the ability to take a little .. .. guarantee children will enjoy very much.

Thanks to information from the Air Force offline.

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