DUSHANBE, May 12, 2014, Asia-Plus — The first 100 servicemen have finished the Warrant Officers’ Training School established by the Ministry of Defense of Tajikistan (MoD).
“An official ceremony of handing over certificates to the first 100 graduates took place on May 12,” Faridoun Mahmadaliyev, a spokesman for a MoD, told Asia-Plus in an interview.
We will recall that the Warrant Officers’ Training School was officially opened in Dushanbe in February this year.
The Warrant Officers’ Training School reportedly provides training to become a warrant officer in the Tajik Army in the following military specialties: company sergeant major; armored vehicle shooter; depot officer; air mechanic; radio station officer; and anti-aircraft team commander.
Skilled specialists from the Ministry of Defense teach at the Warrant Officers’ Training School, which provides a four-month training course.
