National Guard School to open in Georgia

Georgia is planning to establish a National Guard School to prepare and train upcoming commanders and platoon sergeants.

The National Guard School will be built on the territory of the Bazaleti Training Centre, announced Chief of General Staff of the Georgian Armed Forces Major-General Vakhtang Kapanadze.

A European delegation, led by Danish Home Guard Captain, Anders Friis, is on a working visit to Georgia.

Today Major-General Kapanadze met and discussed the new facility with representatives of the Home Guard of the Kingdom of Denmark and the Estonian Defence League.

The Georgian side introduced the guests about the school’s training programme, methodology, equipment, infrastructure plans and material provisions.

The European side shared their experience with the Georgian side, particularly regarding the Danish reserve forces and the school arrangement model, and offered Georgia some recommendations on how to proceed with the new military school.