AFM Officers Complete Junior Command Course In Czech Republic
Three members of the Armed Forces of Malta (AFM) have successfully completed the Junior Command and Leadership Course (JCLC) at the Military Academy in Vyškov, Czech Republic.
Lieutenant Daniel Galea, Lieutenant Cameron Cilia, and Warrant Officer 2 Jacob Cachia represented Malta in the rigorous program that is designed to enhance leadership capabilities, tactical planning skills, and multinational decision-making among military personnel.
The course is both physically and mentally demanding, providing participants with invaluable experience and professional growth in an international setting.
Upon their return, the AFM expressed pride in the accomplishments of their personnel, highlighting the significance of such international training opportunities in fostering a well-rounded and effective military force.
The successful completion of the JCLC underscores the AFM’s commitment to continuous professional development and its dedication to maintaining high standards of leadership and operational excellence.
This achievement not only reflects the individual growth of the AFM personnel but also contributes to strengthening the overall capabilities of the Armed Forces of Malta, ensuring they are well-prepared to meet the challenges of modern military operations.
Congratulations to all!
Credit: Armed Forces Malta via Facebook
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