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At the beginning is the Directorate of Noncommisioned Training. The Directoreate is responsible for the entire training of the noncommisioned personal in the regular army and march militia.<ref name=FMFSp35/> When schools outside of the AFFS want to be accridet by the Directoreate must follow the rules of the DME. Graduates from that scholl underwent additional training before getting a AFFS soldier. | At the beginning is the Directorate of Noncommisioned Training. The Directoreate is responsible for the entire training of the noncommisioned personal in the regular army and march militia.<ref name=FMFSp35/> When schools outside of the AFFS want to be accridet by the Directoreate must follow the rules of the DME. Graduates from that scholl underwent additional training before getting a AFFS soldier. | ||
====Basic Military Training==== | ====Basic Military Training==== | ||
| + | 80 percent of the anual new affs members are enlisted personal. Most of the new soliders are train at state sponsored facilities. The duration and complexity varied considerable. The recruit must pass a series of health and mental test to be accepted for regular army servie. | ||
| + | ====Specialty Schools==== | ||
| + | After the end of the basic training the new soldiers pass another screening where the AFFS looks after skills which can be developed at the Specialty School. Such a school can be found in every PDZ. With the graduation at the end of the course the soldiers change in to their final position. Many members of the AFFS are crosstrained to. Access to cross training have only soldiers after 4 years of service within the army. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Contents
Overview
The AFFS is regard as the best army in the Inner Sphere, because the military put the right soldier at the right place through continued testing and training. In contrast to every other army the AFFS prepares its soldier better for the battle then any other organization. Every major command participate every year at the anual combat simulations at their home planet. The units take also part in such simulation at a different world in a 2 year circle. The induvidual training is also held in high regards. A common soldier can hone its skills at the different Special Schools and the Department for Military Education (DME) provides for higher ranking officer special courses.
The DME is devided into 4 different sub branches. The CO's of combat units, the High Command together with members of the 4 branches set the standards for the training. [1]
Department for Military Education (DME)
Directorate of Noncommisioned Training
At the beginning is the Directorate of Noncommisioned Training. The Directoreate is responsible for the entire training of the noncommisioned personal in the regular army and march militia.[1] When schools outside of the AFFS want to be accridet by the Directoreate must follow the rules of the DME. Graduates from that scholl underwent additional training before getting a AFFS soldier.
Basic Military Training
80 percent of the anual new affs members are enlisted personal. Most of the new soliders are train at state sponsored facilities. The duration and complexity varied considerable. The recruit must pass a series of health and mental test to be accepted for regular army servie.
Specialty Schools
After the end of the basic training the new soldiers pass another screening where the AFFS looks after skills which can be developed at the Specialty School. Such a school can be found in every PDZ. With the graduation at the end of the course the soldiers change in to their final position. Many members of the AFFS are crosstrained to. Access to cross training have only soldiers after 4 years of service within the army.
References
Biblography
- Field Manual: Federated Suns