KABUL: Dozens of Afghan forces have completed a specialized training course in air defense and mapping within the 215th Azm Army Corps.
According to a statement from the 215th Azm Army Corps on Monday night, the month-long course trained 55 members of the country’s defense forces and marked the ninth round of graduation.
The program was organized by a heavy artillery unit with the aim of enhancing professional capabilities.
Mohammad Nasim Saraji, commander of the Badri Brigade, described the training as crucial for strengthening the operational skills of military personnel, adding that participants improved both their technical knowledge and job-related competencies.
Military analysts say that alongside battlefield readiness, developing capabilities in air defense and operational planning is increasingly vital for modern armed forces.
Dozens of Afghan troops graduate from air defense and mapping training
