PHOTOS: Over 140 RDF officers complete military police training
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At a glance
- 146 Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) officers completed a seven-week military police training.
- The training, conducted at the Rwanda Military Academy Gako, aimed to enhance the officers' skills in military policing.
- The graduation ceremony was attended by RDF officials and highlighted the importance of specialized military police training.
A total of 146 Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) officers have successfully completed a rigorous seven-week military police training program. The specialized course was conducted at the Rwanda Military Academy Gako, equipping the officers with advanced skills essential for military policing duties.
The graduation ceremony marked the culmination of intensive training, which focused on various aspects of military law enforcement and operational procedures. The program aimed to enhance the capabilities of the RDF's military police units, ensuring they are well-prepared to uphold discipline and security within the force.
Officials from the RDF attended the ceremony, underscoring the importance of such training in maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and effectiveness within the military. The completion of this training signifies a commitment to strengthening the RDF's internal security mechanisms and operational readiness.
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