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Second batch of GAF recruits report for basic military training

Second batch of GAF recruits report for basic military training

The second batch of recruits of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) have officially reported to various training centres to commence Basic Military Training on Friday, October 23, 2026. The recruits have reported to the Army Recruit Training School, Air Force Recruit Training School, Navy Recruit Training School, Armour Training School and Army Special Operations Training School.

The second batch of recruits of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) have officially reported to various training centres to commence Basic Military Training on Friday, October 23, 2026.

The recruits have reported to the Army Recruit Training School, Air Force Recruit Training School, Navy Recruit Training School, Armour Training School and Army Special Operations Training School.

They are expected to undergo six months of basic military training aimed at instilling discipline, professionalism and the core values of the Ghana Armed Forces.

The training programme will cover key military subjects, including field craft, first aid, weapon handling, drill, map reading and physical training, among others.

The programme is designed to equip the recruits with the requisite skills needed to uphold the standards, traditions and values of the Armed Forces.

The commencement of the training marks an important step in the recruits’ journey towards becoming professional soldiers of the Ghana Armed Forces.

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