Security Education Narrative Database Patterns of Professional Education
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KenyaMilitaryKenya Military Academy http://www.mod.go.ke/?page_link=kma Kenyan military leadership visits west Point35 British Army Training and Liaison Staff Kenya present since 196336 Defence Staff College Kenya http://www.mod.go.ke/dsc.htm ParamilitaryInternational Peace Support Training Centre in Embakasi, Kenya37 PoliceKenya police training college http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenya_Police Kenya police college38 KiribatiKorea DPRKMilitaryParamilitaryPoliceKorea, ROKKorea Military Academy, Taerung KuwaitMilitaryParamilitaryPoliceKyrgyzstanFirst graduation of the Kyrgyz defence academy, Bishkek, ? Active collaborator with Russia and China in SCO July 2009 Russian base given 49 year lease; also has US base Kyrgyz Academy of the Ministry of Interior of the Kyrgyz Republic named after E. Aliev Address: 1a Cholpon-Atinskaya Str., Bishkek 720083 Lao People's Democratic RepublicMilitaryParamilitaryPoliceLatviaLebanonFouad Shehab Command and Staff College, graduate school for the Lebanese Army and other Arab states. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fouad_Shehab_Command_and_Staff_College ) LesothoLiberiaLibyan Arab JamahiriyaLiechtensteinLithuaniaLuxembourgMacedonia (FYROM)MadagascarAcademie Militaire (at Antsirabe). “Prior to independence, the French conducted all military training. In 1966 the Malagasy government, with French assistance, established the Military Academy (Acadamie Militaire) at Antsirabe. This school trains officers for the armed forces, the National Gendarmerie, and the Civil Service. In 1967 the first students enrolled in a three-year program that included courses in military and civic affairs. Students specialize in letters or sciences. A few foreign officers, usually from francophone African countries, also study at the Military Academy”
Malaysia MilitaryAkademi Tentera Malaysia (Military Academy of Malaysia), Kuala Lumpur Malaysia PoliceRoyal Malaysian Police College, Kuala Lumpur MaldivesMaldives National Defense Force (MNDF): Marine Corps, Security Protection Group, Coast Guard (2010); the Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF), with its small size and with little serviceable equipment, is inadequate to prevent external aggression and is primarily tasked to reinforce the Maldives Police Service (MPS) and ensure security in the exclusive economic zone (2008) www.mndf.gov.mv Cross-reference to Malagasy Republic, where many Maldives officers were educated 1967-1980s? Maldives defence forceswww.mndf.gov.mv “Since the establishment of a security force, it has served as a combined force except for two brief periods. A police force was formed on 29 March 1933, during the reign of Sultan Mohamed Shamsuddeen III, but it was soon disbanded. The police force was re-established on 13 March 1972, as a branch of the security force, which was then known as National Guards, functioning under the Ministry of Public Safety. “On 10 January 1979, after years of evolution and progress, the Ministry of Public Safety and the National Guards were re-named as the Ministry of Defence and National Security and the National Security Service (NSS) respectively. The police remained as an integral part of it until it was declared a civil body under Ministry of Home Affairs and renamed as the Maldives Police Service on 1 September 2004. The previous Commissioner of Police, Adam Zahir (no relation to Mohamed Zahir) also held the rank of Major General in the National Security Service and has also held the rank of Deputy Chief of Staff of the NSS in the past. “The National Security Service (NSS) remained a multi-functional force, directly under the command, direction and supervision of the Minister of Defence and National Security. The President was the Commander-in-Chief of the NSS, and the Minister of Defence and National Security was the Deputy Commander-in-Chief. [edit]Maldives National Defence Force “With the separation of police as a civil body, the mission and duties of the NSS had to be revised. This revision envisaged a totally different turn for the organization. Hence, to carryout the newly derived mission and tasks, the core of its structure had to be modified and redesigned. All these new implementations created more of an infantry organization and was renamed the Maldives National Defence Force (MNDF), on its 114th anniversary, on 21 April 2006.”39
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