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Training and Doctrine Command of Albania
Komanda e Doktrinës dhe Stërvitjes
Emblem of the Albanian tradoc
Coat of Arms of the TRADOC
Active 2001 – present
Country Flag of Albania Albania
Branch Albanian Armed Forces
Type Army Command
Role Recruit, train, and educate
Garrison/HQ Tirana
Nickname(s) KDS / TRADOC
Anniversaries 5 September
Website Official website
Commanders
Brigadier General Bajram Begaj
Insignia
Ceremonial flag of TRADOC
Flag of the Albanian Training and Doctrine Command
Patch insignia of TRADOC
Albanian tradoc insignia
Speciality badge of TRADOC
Albanian military instruction unit

The Albanian Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) (Albanian language: Komanda e Doktrinës dhe Stërvitjes, KDS) is a research oriented formation in the Albanian Armed Forces. It is headquartered at Tirana, Albania. TRADOC is charged with overseeing training evaluation and reforms; weapon, equipment and force modernization; development of concepts and doctrine revision.

TRADOC was established on 5 September 2001.[1]

Mission[]

The TRADOC performs the management and monitoring of the Standardization Agreement (STANAG) processes of the Land Force, Navy and Air Force, which is the main instrument through which Albanian Armed Forces (AAF) can be integrated and modernized according to the criteria of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) alliance. Also, an integral part of the work of the TRADOC institution is the monitoring of the academic achievement issued in the Armed Forces; education and training of Sub-officers at all levels of the AAF and of the middle-class civil defense staff, unified with the Sub-officers functions and to develop their career into the Armed Forces; development, coordination, and provision of individual training management capabilities throughout the career cycle, as well as the certification of skills training to all members of the AAF; preparation of staff at all levels to achieve through constructive simulation, providing premises and polygonal capacity for collective preparation of all types of troops through realistic exercises on the ground and operational evaluation of staff, units and subunits; support Ministry of Defence, Albanian Armed Forces and their subordinate structures with information on books, doctrines, manuals, regulations, periodicals, promotional materials, as well as in electronic form; implementation of program policies and procedures of education, training and testing in foreign languages of the personnel; education and training of officer candidates running for commanding departments or sub-units; education and qualification of staff officers and senior commanders, military and civilian, of the AAF and other security institutions as well as advanced security and defense studies through institutional courses, such as, Advanced Officer Course (KAO), Basic Course of Staff Officer (KBOSH), Course of the General Staff Officer (KOSHP), Senior Officer Course (KLO), Advanced Course of Defense and Security (KLSM).[2]

Structures and Organization[]

The subordinate institutions of the Training and Doctrine Command consists on:

Courses patches and insignia[]

Patches, badges and shoulder sleeve insignia of the institutional courses wearing by Albanian military officers on their uniforms:[3]

Patch Qualification Course Acronym
Albanian military advanced course officer
Advanced Officer Course
Kursi i Avancuar i Oficerit
KAO
Albanian military base course of the general staff
Basic Course of Staff Officer
Kursi Bazë i Oficerit të Shtabit
KBOSH
Albanian military course of the general staff
Course of the General Staff Officer
Kursi i Oficerit të Shtabit të Përgjithshëm
KOSHP
Albanian military high level course officer
Senior Officer Course
Kursi i Lartë i Oficerit
KLO
Albanian military advanced course of defense and security
Advanced Course of Defense and Security
Kursi i Lartë i Sigurisë dhe Mbrojtjes
KLSM

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