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The Commander of 2 Infantry Division, Maj Gen Paul Muhanguzi, congratulated the fresh graduates and noted that with this specialised training, UPDF is now an advanced force capable of protecting Uganda’s interest and their properties.
He commended the President and Commander-in-Chief of the UPDF, H.E. Gen. (Rtd) Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, for the consistent guidance in training and advancement of the armed forces.
“Training is one of the key pillars to advance the forces, and we train to protect our people so that they can work and pay taxes, from where we get funds to equip our forces,” he said.
He also urged soldiers to protect the existing strategic relationship between the force and the civilian population.
“There is no force without wanainchi. We recruit from them, serve with them, and when we retire, we go back to live with wanainchi (civilians),” he explained.
The Group Commander of 2 Special Forces Group, Col Jimmy Mukuba Kabila, urged graduands to ensure a sense of duty, saying the training intended to mould the young soldiers into Special Forces operators with a sound mindset that can execute complex missions. He urged them to remain hardworking, maintain teamwork, and sacrifice throughout service.
“The army has invested in you and we expect returns,” he said as he congratulated the 214 graduands, of whom 10 were females, upon reaching their final stage of the course.
The Commandant of the Special Warfare Centre and School – Camp Rufu, Maj Natal Vuraga Kanzo, expressed his gratitude to the UPDF leadership for the unwavering support towards training to have a modern, professional and pro-people army. He implored graduands to remain strong under physical stress, stay resilient, committed, courageous, observe oneness and fight in a disciplined manner.
The Commander of the Special Forces Command (SFC), Maj Gen Asaph Mweteise Nyakikuru, presided over the pass-out ceremony for Commando Qualification Course Intake 05/25-26 and also declared the beginning of Intake 06 at the Special Warfare Centre and School – Camp Rufu in Ruhengyere, Kiruhura District.
In his remarks, Maj Gen Mweteise congratulated the graduands for passionately completing the intense training, saying the act marks a significant milestone in the history of building a modern and professional army.
He appreciated the importance of training, noting that “continuous training is an arm that moves an army to make operations simple.”
Maj Gen Mweteise noted that despite the scarce resources, equipping and empowering Special Forces Command soldiers plus training requires a lot of resources even if one decides to be frugal, further noting that the much-needed continuous training is based on the changing warfare terrain and emerging threats.
To the graduands, Maj Gen Mweteise told them that the Commando Qualification Course is a strategic, endurance and capability course but is a real value to what they want.
He urged the newly passed-out students to be ready to operate anywhere and demonstrate the specialised combat skills they have attained.
“We have trained warriors to finish the enemies of Uganda within and beyond,” he emphasised, further urging them to demonstrate elite specialised combat skills to easily execute high-profile assignments.
He also urged them to lead by example at their respective units and strictly follow the chain of command.
“Strictly respect the chain of command, be dependable and professional, maintain your tactical edge and observe your unyielding commitment to service,” Maj Gen Mweteise told the Intake 05 Commando Qualification Course graduands.
Maj Gen Mweteise also warned that SFC has no room for complacency and urged soldiers to maintain conscious discipline.
“The difficult chapter has come to an end and something beautiful is about to begin,” Maj Gen Nyakikuru concluded his message to the graduands.
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The Commander of the Special Forces Command (SFC), Maj Gen Asaph Mweteise Nyakikuru, presided over the pass-out ceremony for Commando Qualification Course Intake 05/25-26 and also declared the beginning of Intake 06 at the Special Warfare Centre and School – Camp Rufu in Ruhengyere, Kiruhura District.
In his remarks, Maj Gen Mweteise congratulated the graduands for passionately completing the intense training, saying the act marks a significant milestone in the history of building a modern and professional army.
He appreciated the importance of training, noting that “continuous training is an arm that moves an army to make operations simple.”
Maj Gen Mweteise noted that despite the scarce resources, equipping and empowering Special Forces Command soldiers plus training requires a lot of resources even if one decides to be frugal, further noting that the much-needed continuous training is based on the changing warfare terrain and emerging threats.
To the graduands, Maj Gen Mweteise told them that the Commando Qualification Course is a strategic, endurance and capability course but is a real value to what they want.
He urged the newly passed-out students to be ready to operate anywhere and demonstrate the specialised combat skills they have attained.
“We have trained warriors to finish the enemies of Uganda within and beyond,” he emphasised, further urging them to demonstrate elite specialised combat skills to easily execute high-profile assignments.
He also urged them to lead by example at their respective units and strictly follow the chain of command.
“Strictly respect the chain of command, be dependable and professional, maintain your tactical edge and observe your unyielding commitment to service,” Maj Gen Mweteise told the Intake 05 Commando Qualification Course graduands.
Maj Gen Mweteise also warned that SFC has no room for complacency and urged soldiers to maintain conscious discipline.
“The difficult chapter has come to an end and something beautiful is about to begin,” Maj Gen Nyakikuru concluded his message to the graduands.
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The Commander of the Special Forces Command (SFC), Maj Gen Asaph Mweteise Nyakikuru, presided over the pass-out ceremony for Commando Qualification Course Intake 05/25-26 and also declared the beginning of Intake 06 at the Special Warfare Centre and School – Camp Rufu in Ruhengyere, Kiruhura District.
In his remarks, Maj Gen Mweteise congratulated the graduands for passionately completing the intense training, saying the act marks a significant milestone in the history of building a modern and professional army.
He appreciated the importance of training, noting that “continuous training is an arm that moves an army to make operations simple.”
Maj Gen Mweteise noted that despite the scarce resources, equipping and empowering Special Forces Command soldiers plus training requires a lot of resources even if one decides to be frugal, further noting that the much-needed continuous training is based on the changing warfare terrain and emerging threats.
To the graduands, Maj Gen Mweteise told them that the Commando Qualification Course is a strategic, endurance and capability course but is a real value to what they want.
He urged the newly passed-out students to be ready to operate anywhere and demonstrate the specialised combat skills they have attained.
“We have trained warriors to finish the enemies of Uganda within and beyond,” he emphasised, further urging them to demonstrate elite specialised combat skills to easily execute high-profile assignments.
He also urged them to lead by example at their respective units and strictly follow the chain of command.
“Strictly respect the chain of command, be dependable and professional, maintain your tactical edge and observe your unyielding commitment to service,” Maj Gen Mweteise told the Intake 05 Commando Qualification Course graduands.
Maj Gen Mweteise also warned that SFC has no room for complacency and urged soldiers to maintain conscious discipline.
“The difficult chapter has come to an end and something beautiful is about to begin,” Maj Gen Nyakikuru concluded his message to the graduands.
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You overestimate yourself, thinking someone could hold a grudge against you
You took 13 hours to come up with a silly reply, yet you were quick to respond within 30 minutes of me making the post in the 1st place. You brought my work into it. I showed you that we are not the same
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Ignorance is Bliss.
Of Broker of Bonds. At least I have some meaningful income. Do more research on me. Then come back and see.
What’s yours?
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If someone who has worked in the banking industry can say such uninformed take , imagine the Muntu Wwa Wansi.
But I blame the Bank of Uganda and Uganda bank association. This nonsensical take has been going around for long unchallenged and one day it will come to bite.
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People defend and freely teach all about their kingdoms or tribedoms anytime they want to.
Why is it suddenly so damned for someone to share with you some knowledge on Obwa Kyabazinga bwa Busoga?
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Our next President Gen @mkainerugaba .
Uganda is blessed.
BOLD AND VISIONARY LEADERSHIP
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This one na small. I started playing football with only one leg. My second leg got involved when things got better for us.
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When you're alive people believe you still have the strength to fight and overcome. when you're gone they chip in because no one can fill the void you've left @churchill
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The office of CDF requires the bravest lion in UPDF. Not a lamb. Not a diplomat. That is what I have tried to be in my time.
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