FEMALE INSTRUCTORS COUNTER IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICES COURSE

WO2 Bellion Chelangat, an instructor at our Humanitarian Peace Support School (HPSS), attended a Female Instructors Counter Improvised Explosive Devices (CIED) Course in Austria.The specialized course focused on empowering female instructors with knowledge and skills in CIED operations. Her participation strengthens HPSS commitment to stay at the lead of CIED training. WO2 Bellion Chelangat's journey to Austria marks a significant milestone in her career and would add value to the Centre’s CIED training programs. The course was commemorated by the Austrian President, Alexander van der Bellen.

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