The WAT and LAW sub-chapters completed their command practice in 20 PBOT

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Subchors of the Military method Academy and the Air Military Academy completed the command practice conducted in the 20th Przemysl Border Defence Brigade. During a fewer weeks of training, they gained experience in commanding and organizing the training process, supporting activities conducted in 201 and 202 border defence battalions, including training of participants of the Academic Legion in Jarosław and training of basic soldiers in Przemysl.

The commanding practice is an crucial part of the training process of future officers of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland, allowing the usage of cognition gained during studies under the conditions of operation of the military unit. During their stay in the brigade, the substudents participated in the planning and organisation of classes, supported the teacher staff and improved command and organizational skills.

A crucial part of the practice was the commitment to training participants of the 9th edition of the School of Academic Legacy programme carried out in Jarosław, where LAW patients conducted selected classes and supported instructors in the implementation of the training program. At the same time, WAT's subjects participated in basic training of soldiers led in Przemyśl, gaining experience in working with soldiers starting military service.

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The practice in 201 and 202 border defence battalions allowed future officers to learn the specificity of service in the Territorial Defence Forces, improve leadership competences, and learn about the regular functioning of subdivisions. It was besides an chance to exchange experience between professional staff and subjects preparing to take up first work positions.

The completion of commanding practice is simply a further phase of preparation for the officers' service, and the experience gained will surely interest their further military career.

Text: cf. Rafał Laska/ 20 PBOT

ed. Małgorzata Zuczkowska
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