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42. Index Of South Asia Military Schools Training Centres Index of South Asian (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Burma) military schools and training centres, with links to web sites. http://www.regiments.org/milhist/southasia/lists/schools.htm

Authors and Contributors this page: T.F. Mills Page created 1 February 2002 Corrected and updated SOUTH ASIA Military Schools and Training Centres: Index and Links India Pakistan Bangladesh Burma aaa aaa Training Centres aaa aaa Note: For specialised schools and training, see the appropriate corps page Please pardon the construction Army Cadet College Bangladesh Military Academy , Bhatiary Command and Staff College , Quetta 1905-present Command and Staff College (College site) Defence Services Academy , Maymyo Defence Services Command and Staff College , Dhaka Defence Services Staff College , Wellington Indian Military Academy , Dehra Dun National Defence Academy , Khadakvasla Officers' Training Academy , Madras Officer Training School Pakistan Military Academy , Kakul 1948-present Rashtriya Indian Military College , Dehra Dun Training Centres College of Combat , Mhow Counter Insurgency and Jungle Warfare School , Vairengte High Altitude Warfare School , Gulmarg

43. Index Of British Military Schools Training Centres Index of United Kingdom military schools and training centres, with links to web sites. BRITISH military schools and Training Centres Index and Links. http://www.regiments.org/milhist/uk/lists/schools.htm

Authors and Contributors this page: T.F. Mills Page created 1 February 2002 Corrected and updated BRITISH Military Schools and Training Centres: Index and Links United Kingdom aaa aaa Training Centres aaa aaa Note: For specialised schools and training, see the appropriate corps page Please pardon the construction Joint Services Command and Staff College 1997-present Formed in 1997 at Shrivenham, supplanting the Royal Navy’s staff college at Greenwich, the Army’s at Camberley and the Royal Air Force college at Bracknell Joint Services Command and Staff College (College site) Mons Officer Cadet School, Aldershot Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst 1798-present Founded 1798 at High Wycombe. Redesignated 1801 as Royal Military College. Moved 1813 to Sandhurst. Absorbed Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, 1946, and redesignated Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. History of Royal Military Academy (Churchill Society) RMA Old Boys Discussion Group Royal Military Academy Collection (Army Museums Ogilby Trust) Royal Military Academy, Woolwich

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45. PRESS RELEASE: Preppies Take Note: Military Schools Outperform You. For Immediate Release CONTACT Michael R. Drew Promote A Book 714540-0331 michael@promoteabook.com Preppies Take Note military schools Outperform You. http://www.prweb.com/releases/2003/9/prweb78869.php

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46. Online NewsHour: Agenda 2000: Military Schools- November 12, 1999 AGENDA 2000 military schools. November 12, 1999. Green Ifill handles this discussion with the heads and former heads of several military schools. realaudio. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/politics/military_schools_11-12.html

AGENDA 2000: MILITARY SCHOOLS November 12, 1999 As our regular viewers know, we've asked a variety of individuals and groups what issues they want to hear the candidates in the 2000 presidential election address. Green Ifill handles this discussion with the heads and former heads of several military schools. GWEN IFILL: And tonight we are we hear the views of four retired military officers who ran the graduate colleges that turn out most of this country's generals and admirals. Rear Admiral Michael McDevitt was commandant of the National War College from 1995 to 1997. Air Force Major General Perry Smith was commandant of the National War College from 1983 to 1986. Lieutenant General Paul Cerjan was president of National Defense University from 1992 to 1994, and commandant of the army war college from 1989 to 1991. And Lieutenant General Paul Van Riper served as president of Marine Corps University from 1989 to 1990. Let's start here. What are the most important issues, do you believe, Admiral McDevitt, that the presidential candidates should be talking about this year? REAR ADM. MICHAEL McDEVITT (RET.), Former Commandant, National War College: Well, I think what we are you're going to hear are the... the issues you'll hear about are going to be national missile defense. You're going to be hearing are readiness, and you're going to be hearing about recruiting. I'm not sure that those are the most important issues. I think the most important issue is in terms of our broader security strategy, which has to reconcile the notion of our... of major wars or the two major theater wars that we have, humanitarian interventions and peacekeeping and other issues associated with presence as well as homeland defense. Those three major pieces are, to me, the issues that need to be addressed by the candidates. And I'm not sure that each and every one of them are addressing all three of those.

47. Long Gray Lines: The Southern Military School Tradition, 1839-1915, By Rod Andre Meanwhile, antebellum southern military schools such as the Citadel and VMI reopened after the war and continued their traditions of military education http://uncpress.unc.edu/chapters/andrew_long.html

184 pp., 61/8 x 91/4, 15 illus., append., notes, bibl., index $29.95 cloth ISBN 0-8078-2610-3 Published: Spring 2001 Add to cart View cart Checkout Long Gray Lines The Southern Military School Tradition, 1839-1915 by Rod Andrew Jr. Introduction. Much of what little study there has been on southern military education has addressed the concept of a distinctive southern military tradition. The idea of a southern military tradition is a prominent but not universally accepted theme in the historiography of the South. Some historians claim that due to geography, frontier conditions, incessant warfare, slavery, and cultural notions of honor, the South developed into a remarkably militaristic society, fond of military display, preoccupied with war and notions of martial glory, and holding up military service and military training as honorable activities for males.[2] John Hope Franklin attributed the antebellum South's fascination with military schools to this military tradition and to the South's growing defensiveness and pugnacity as it perceived a growing threat to the institution of slavery. Other historians, such as Marcus Cunliffe and Don Higginbotham, have since denied that the antebellum South was a uniquely militaristic society, and they have pointed out that, at least initially, the military college was a northern innovation. They even deny Franklin's assertion that military schools were very popular in the South before 1861.[3] The debate over the distinctiveness of southern militarism often bogs down in statistical comparisons of how many southerners and northerners attended West Point, sectional representation within the officer corps, the actual effectiveness of local militias, and similar issues. Confusion over the definition of

48. Military Schools Summer Military Training Opportunities. Air Assault school, conducted at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, is two weeks of mental and physical challenges. http://www4.nau.edu/army/opportunities_military_schools.htm

Home Staff Cadets Classes ... FAQs Summer Military Training Opportunities Airborne Air Assault Northern Warfare Mountain Warfare ... Airborne Ft. Benning, GA Top Air Assault Schofield Barracks, HI and Ft. Campbell, KY Air Assault school, conducted at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, is two weeks of mental and physical challenges. This school is designed to teach air assault skills and procedures, improve basic leadership skills, instill the Air Assault spirit and award the Air Assault Badge. During the course you will face such challenges as: Obstacle Course - You will be required to negotiate a demanding obstacle course. Physical Training - PT is conducted daily. Distance runs of up to three miles are standard. Rappelling - You are required to tie a series of knots and conduct graded rappels from walls and a UH-60 helicopter. Rigging and Sling Loading - You will be taught and tested on how to prepare, rig and inspect numerous pieces of Army equipment for helicopter transport. Road Marches - You must complete a 6 mile road march in 1 hour and 30 minutes or less; you must also complete, at the end of the course, a 12 mile road march in 3 hours or less.

49. Fechheimer military schools With the same commitment to excellence given our military uniforms, Fechheimer continues its effort for America s military academic http://www.fechheimer.com/Public/cms1.asp?CatID=7

50. II.1. Military Schools Paving And Leading The Way II.1. military schools Paving and Leading the Way. The very few graduates of the existing schools of military engineering were inadequate to meet the demand. http://www.yok.gov.tr/webeng/histedu/part2_1.html

51. Military Schools - Military Academy - Military Schools For Troubled Teens. This website is your guide to military schools and military academies. Learn about them and view featured schools. http://www.militaryschool.us/

52. American Foreign Service Association - Schools At A Glance military schools Below is a list of military schools. Click on the desired school to view detailed information about that institution. http://www.afsa.org/ads/school/militaryschools.cfm

Schools Section Military Schools Military School Name Enrolled M/F Board % Int'l Levels Offered. Common App. ADD LD Distance to Int'l Airport Int'l Orientation Dorms with E-mail/ Phones Holiday Break Cover. Tuition Room Valley Forge Academy Military All boys 7-12, PG Y N Y Y N *PG post graduate AFSA Awards Calendar Comment Form Essay Internships Jobs Membership Memorial Plaques Post Scholarships Skills Staff Roster 1-800-704-AFSA (within the US) or 202-338-4045 Fax: 202-338-6820 email: member@afsa.org

53. School Uniform: Military Schools military schools have been operated in many European countries and America. Historical Background. military schools are a relatively recent development. http://histclo.hispeed.com/schun/type/mil/schunmil.html

School Uniform: Military School Figure 1.This American boy pictured with his sister appears to an American miliyary school in the early 1900s. Note that he wears kneepants rather than knickers. Military schools have been operated in many European countries and America. We have relatively little information on them, especially before the 20th century. We do know that some were operating in the 17th century, but a few may have been founded earlier. The fact that many officers bought their commissions meant that military scools in the modern sence were not needed. The age of the boys and conditions varied substantially from to school. Historical Background Military schools are a relatively recent development. The earliest scools that we have noted so far are French schools operating in the 18th century. Presumably there were earlier schools, but probably not large numbers. There are two primary reasons that there were not very many earlier military schools. First, officers often purchased their commissions. This helped to ensure the king got officers from the nobility that would support the regime. It also meant that one did not need schooling or other qualifications. Secondly, until the French Revolution when the wole citizenry was mobilized, armies tended to be relatively small and did not need to train large numbers of officers. Types There are various types of military schools. HBC still has relatively little information on the different types of these schools.

54. New Face Of Military Schools military schools Have Changed After the war in Viet Nam, the military fell out of favor in the public opinion, and many military schools struggled to keep http://www.culver.org/news/News_Articles/Articles_0304/CarParent.New_Face.asp

Search Site Map Home F February, 2004 The New Face of Military School by Robin Hutchison Michael Hart of Chapel Hill seems more like a young Renaissance man than a typical 19-year-old. An accomplished cellist with a passion for classical music, he speaks German fluently and has an insatiable lust for travel. He’s also a strong athlete, an impressive marksman and an articulate conversationalist. Even more surprising than finding these qualities in such a young man is learning that he honed these refined sensibilities at military school. A graduate of Culver Academies in Culver, Indiana, Hart is an ideal poster child for any military school, except for one thing: Unlike the majority of military school graduates, he enlisted in the Army after finishing school. According to Hart, only 5 percent of Culver graduates enlist in the service, and, of the remaining 95 percent who attend college, only 15 percent enroll in a service academy such as West Point or the Air Force Academy. As it turns out, Culver Academies is first and foremost a college preparatory school that places a priority on academics.

55. FOIC Military Schools FOIC military schools. Most military graduates of ETAI approved fiber optics installer training schools are eligible to receive ETA-I FOIC Certification. http://www.eta-sda.com/certification/foic-milschools.htm

ETA-I Electronics Technicians Association - International ETA-I Home Search Certification Administrators ETA-I Certifications FOIC Military Schools About FOIC FOIC Competencies FOIC Civilian Schools Fiber Optics Overview Fleet Training Center Norfolk 9459 Bainbridge CCMM/N752/Fiber Optics Norfolk, VA 23511 757-444-1262 Ext. 3041 (Anthony Corey, FOI) ET2-anthony.m.corey@cnet.navy.mil Fleet Training Center San Diego 3975 Norman Scott Road Suite 1 Code N7623/Fiber Optics San Diego, CA 92136-5588 Goodfellow AFB Air Education and Training Command 17th Training Wing Goodfellow AFB, TX 76908 (Scott Brindus, FOI) Marine Corp/Communications - Electronics Marine Corp Air Ground Combat Center Box 788251 29 Palms, CA 92278-8251 760-830-5028 or 760-830-6831 (John A. Walters) waltersja@29palms.usmc.mil Sheppard Air Force Base 364th TRS (Fiber Optics) Building 1950 Wichita Falls, TX 76311 (Ron Cook) Ronald.Cook@Sheppard.AF.Mil MSgt Wayne Siverling Wayne.Siverling@Sheppard.AF.Mil

56. Military Schools military schools. Some students take the separate joint entrance examination for the eleven military colleges (including two police http://www.saec.edu.tw/fulbright/note-mili.htm

Military Schools S ome students take the separate joint entrance examination for the eleven military colleges (including two police colleges) which offer junior college-level, bachelor, some master's-level, and a few doctoral-level programs. They are established by the Ministry of Defense, but the degrees are recognized by the Ministry of Education. General Senior Secondary Level Post Secondary Level Entrance Exam Results ... Evening/Extension Session Military Schools Junior College Programs Five-year Junior College Programs Bachelor Degree-Granting Institutions Upgrading and Name Changing ... Seeking Students in Taiwan

57. P Sub-Command Sets Up 56 Junior Military Schools http//english.pladaily.com.cn. Emailfeedback@pladaily.com.cn. Home Page Military News, Sub-Command sets up 56 junior military schools PLA Daily 2003-09-15. http://english.pladaily.com.cn/english/pladaily/2003/09/15/20030915001009_Milita

http://english.pladaily.com.cn E-mail: feedback@pladaily.com.cn Home Page Military News Sub-Command sets up 56 junior military schools ¡¡PLA Daily 2003-09-15 ¡¡¡¡The Urumqi Military Sub-Command and the People's Armed Forces Departments under it have jointly established 56 junior military schools in Urumqi City. At the same time, the course for national defense education has been on the curriculum lists of 116 educational institutions including universities and colleges, secondary and primary schools. At the beginning of the new school term, the first lesson given by the 56 junior military schools is military training. The junior military school has become a cradle for teenagers of various ethnic groups to experience the barracks life and a base for them to receive national defense education. ¡¡¡¡By Wang Cheng and Sun Xingwei ¡¡¡¡(September 15, PLA Daily) More PLA Daily. All right reserved. E-mail: feedback@pladaily.com.cn Tel:(0086-10)68577779

58. P The 4 Sup Th /sup Junior Military School Parade Held Committee of the Chinese Communist Youth League and National Committee on Youngster Work jointly held the 4 th National Junior military schools Parade in http://english.pladaily.com.cn/english/pladaily/2003/09/29/20030929001015_Milita

th Junior Military School Parade held http://english.pladaily.com.cn E-mail: feedback@pladaily.com.cn Home Page Military News The 4 th Junior Military School Parade held ¡¡PLA Daily 2003-09-29 ¡¡¡¡On September 28, the General Political Department of the PLA, the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Youth League and National Committee on Youngster Work jointly held the 4 th National Junior Military Schools Parade in Beijing. Cao Gangchuan, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission, state councilor and minister of the Ministry of National Defense was present at the parade and delivered a speech. ¡¡¡¡Cao said that establishing junior military school was an effective way for youngsters to receive education of "love the Party, love the motherland and love the army"and that on national defense. It was also an important channel through which to conduct quality education and enable youngsters to possess the Five Independents capabilities. We should earnestly carry through the demands of education on strengthening national defense put forward in the 16 th CPC National Congress and the National Defense Education Law of the PRC and continuously carry on the activity of opening junior military schools nationwide. We should carry through the Party's educational policy in an all-round way, stick to the correct orientation of junior military schools with the important thought of "Three Represents" as the guidance, stick to people oriented policy and educate the youngsters with patriotism, collectivism and socialism so as to help them to establish correct conviction and noble character.

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60. Sports: Military Schools' 'higher Mission' printer version. military schools higher mission . By BOB HARIG. © St. Petersburg Times, published September 22, 2001. Players around http://www.sptimes.com/News/092201/Sports/Military_schools___hi.shtml

Calendars Classified Forums Sports ... Text-only News sections Entertainment AP The Wire Business Citrus County ... Find your local news section Weekly sections Brandon Times City Times Homes Outdoors ... Xpress Special Sections Arena football Buccaneers College football Devil Rays ... Seniority Subscriber Services Subscribe Renew Help Advertise In print Online Market Info Join Us Internships Scholarships Times Jobs Contact us Military schools' 'higher mission' By BOB HARIG published September 22, 2001 Players around the country hit the field again today, trying to put world events out of their minds, at least for the few hours it takes to play the game. But for players at the military academies, that might be more difficult to do. For them, the threat of going to war is a very real possibility. "The darker side comes up," said Dustin Plumadore, a senior center for Army. "One of my teammates said, 'If something goes down, I wonder how many of us will be at our 10-year reunion?' I guess that sets us apart from a lot of other schools." Indeed, it does.

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