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AzerbaijanAzerbaijan High Military School. 29.Baku High Police Academy. Mr.Ramiz Nagiyev. 994 12 54 45 61. 30.National Aviation Academy. Orkhan Efendiyev ... MilitaryParamilitaryPolice“The main school for the for the army's officers is the "Higher Military Academy" in Baku. ... “ http://www.azerb.com/az-defe.html BahamasImporter; Royal Defence Forces of the Bahamas established in 1979, consists of paramilitary force of 2500 with mainly naval role, http://www.janes.com/articles/Janes-Sentinel-Security-Assessment-Central-America-And-The-Caribbean/Armed-forces-Bahamas.html MilitaryParamilitaryPoliceBahrainImporter? Mobile education team of Defence Institute of Security Assistance Management (DISAM) , http://www.disam.dsca.mil/pubs/v.26_1/McFarland.pdf OMAN: BAHRAIN DEFENCE FORCE CHIEF OF STAFF - DEPARTURE. ... find IPR Strategic ... the College was opened at the Command and Staff College HQ's today. ... www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-176810278.html MilitaryParamilitaryPoliceBangladesh-Has a defence ministry (army and navy), ministry of home affairs (police, rapid action bn, Ansar and village defence) and a special security force -“Bangladesh Ansar & Village Defense Party (VDP) is a very unique organization. They are the torchbearers of peace, discipline, development and security in every nook and corner of this country. This is the only organization that has representatives in every village. Silently it has taken apart the age old shackles of subjugation imposed upon the rural women and has worked for women emancipation paving the way for attaining gender equality at the grass root level. Ansar Battalions are another significant part of this organization which have been raised in line with the Armed Police Battalions to augment the strength of the security forces in the country” there is an Ansar-VDP Academy14 -Bangladesh police is a large organization with explicit mandate to contribute to international police, which they do substantively. Police training Institutes include: -police staff college -police academy -four police training centres -detective training school -special branch training school -police staff training school -traffic training school -medical detachment training school Bangladesh military education Bangladesh MilitaryBangladesh Military Academy, Chittagong City, SE Bangladesh, established 1973 for officer cadets of the Bangladesh Army, Navy, and Air Force. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh_Military_Academy Bangladesh PoliceBangladesh Police Academy, Sardah, Bengal, established 1912. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh_Police_Academy Police Staff College, Bangladesh, the apex training institution for senior police officers. Barbadoshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbados_Defence_Force MilitaryParamilitaryPoliceBelarusMilitary Academy of the Republic of Belarus http://www.4icu.org/reviews/8180.htm MilitaryParamilitaryPoliceBelgiumMilitaryParamilitaryPoliceRoyal Military Academy, Brussels http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Military_Academy_(Belgium) BelizeCriticism of Belize Internal Security Police - http://belize1.com/BzLibrary/trust157.html On Belize Defence Force: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_of_Belize Interview with an officer attending the CLFCSC at Kingston, 11 Nov 09; Belize has no military college or officer school; they send officers mainly to the US and UK for basic officer training, but also to Mexico and the regional training in Trinidad.
MilitaryParamilitaryPoliceBeninBenin military http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_of_Benin no evidence of indigenous defence college; I believe their officers go to the regional centers in Mali and Senegal under French tutelage. MilitaryParamilitaryPoliceBhutanRoyal Bhutan Army http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Bhutan_Army MilitaryParamilitaryPoliceBoliviaHas several military schools - http://www.country-data.com/cgi-bin/query/r-1653.html Bosnia and HerzegovinaMilitaryParamilitaryPoliceBotswanaMilitarySends women cadets to train at Tanzania officer training school15 2010 Graduated 65 cadets in cooperation with Africom and SADCC Botswana trains, commissions 65 military cadets16 Fifty-five graduates, 24 of whom were women, were commissioned into the BDF while 10 others are Lesotho and Umbutfo Swazi Defence Forces officers. "Botswana's support to fellow Southern African Development Community member states like Swaziland and Lesotho is very helpful to the professionalization of its smaller neighbors," said Lieutenant Colonel Chris Wyatt, Office of Security Cooperation Botswana. Although this is the second intake of women in the BDF, this class was the first Force Training Establishment (FTE) group to include women from the beginning of the course. The BDF first accepted female applicants into the force in 2008, however, due to inadequate resources, the women initially trained with the Tanzania Peoples Defence Force. Shortly after the cadets' arrival for training, Colonel Martha McSally, US Africa Command (AFRICOM), Captain Patricia Jackson, US Naval Attaché to South Africa, and Wyatt visited the cadets to share advice and impress upon them the importance of their officer accession experience as future officers. "The class came a long way from when they first began their cadet training in November 2008," said Wyatt. "Based on their progress and commissioning, the new officers took the message to heart." Defence Command & Staff College17 DCSC “Following a decision taken in 2004 by the Defence Council, Botswana Defence Force established the Defence Command and Staff College (DCDC) in January 2008 under Commandant, Colonel Gotsileene Morake. “The movement towards the College’s establishment started last year, when the Directing Staff or Instructors were posted to the Staff College in April 2007. The College staff had to move at full speed in order to meet the Commander’s deadline of opening the Staff College on 7 January 2008. “As the name implies, the purpose of the college is to train and develop officers to command and lead units and men of the Botswana Defence Force in the defence of the nation. This is out of realisation that commanders at all levels require competent Staff Officers who are specialists in various military competencies to support commanders in making utility plans and critical decisions to ensure successful conduct of operations. In that regard, the Defence Command and Staff College is expected to provide Commanders and Staff Officers with a military training programme that is relevant to operational environment of Botswana, using the terrain and equipment that BDF has, and under the unique circumstances that prevail in Botswana. “The establishment of the DCSC is a timely development given that it has always been the intention of the BDF to train the maximum number of its officers at the senior command and staff level. However, in the past there have been a limited number of vacancies offered at Foreign Staff Colleges, which comes at a high cost per person trained. Even with the setting up of the College, BDF will, however, continue to send a limited number of officers to foreign staff colleges on the principle of exchange and to continue to benchmark on international best practices. “The Defence Command and Staff College has been benchmarked with other regional premier institutions like Zambian Command and Staff College and South African National War College. Also understudied were other reputable staff colleges like Kenya Defence Command and Staff College, Defence Services Staff College in Wellington India, as well as the Advanced Command and Staff Course in the United Kingdom. “Discussing the main challenges en¬countered in setting up the College, Colonel (now Brigadier) Morake mentioned identification and putting together the Staff College team, as well as training them for the task. Other challenges were: • To develop a robust curriculum that will give us the type of officers we want both in terms of military competence and character. • To write the manuals required for the course. • To find suitable premises to conduct the course (ending up in rented premises which will be used until the College’s permanent building is constructed). • To identify and recruit qualified support staff such as cartographers, and librarians. • The procurement of all the training and support equipment. “The Directing Staff (DS) are drawn from all the Combat, Combat Support and Combat Service Support elements of the BDF. This is because DS have to be a representative of all the military disciplines and specialities in the BDF. The DCSC is an All Arms School. “Brigadier Morake points out that since the BDF does not operate in isolation, in addition to the purely military training content, there is other relevant training provided by other agencies. Other relevant government departments occasionally present on issues that can affect military operations. For example, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (who is now the Vice President) Lieutenant General Mompati Merafhe has presented on Botswana’s foreign policy. In order for the College students to understand the national capacity, visits have been undertaken to other strategic institutions such as Bank of Botswana, Debswana, Botswana Bureau of Standards, and Meteorological Services. “DCSC is in partnership with the University of Botswana, and in particular the Centre for Strategic Studies, which delivers approximately 30 percent of the curriculum. Work is underway on Associate Status with the University of Botswana and will at the end of the course award a UB Diploma in Military and Strategic Studies (DMSS). The College is also working towards accreditation with the Botswana Tertiary Council (BOTA) since the Defence Command and Staff College is a tertiary level institution.” ParamilitaryPoliceBotswana Police College, Oste, established 2000. Collocated with ILEA Gaborone (qv, African Regional police education) Download 355.79 Kb. Share with your friends:
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