The 1 Infantry Battalion (1BN) has held a comprehensive field operations demonstration for cadets of the Ghana Military Academy (GMA) Regular Career Course Intake 64, aimed at deepening their understanding of tactical command and battlefield coordination.

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The exercise, titled Battalion Headquarters in the Field, provided cadets with an overview of the structure, functions, and operational dynamics of a battalion headquarters.

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The session emphasized the critical role headquarters play as the nerve centre for managing and responding to security threats in combat scenarios.

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Cadets were taken through key military components, including command post operations, battalion appointments, tactical formations, and operational layouts.

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The interactive session featured weapon displays, site tours, and simulated combat activities designed to give cadets practical exposure and help them acclimate to real-world battlefield conditions.

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In a related development, the Central Command has also organized an Explosive Hazard Awareness Training (EHAT) for participants of the Basic Infantry Non-Commissioned Officers Tactical Course (BNTC) at the 3 Infantry Battalion Training Area in Sunyani.

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The EHAT was tailored to boost participants' knowledge of explosive threats and provide them with essential techniques for safe handling.

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Topics covered included an introduction to various types of explosives, Ground Sounds Awareness, Mine Awareness, the dynamics of footprints, and techniques for assessing explosive age indicators.

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Together, these exercises form part of ongoing efforts by the Ghana Armed Forces to enhance military preparedness and equip personnel with the tactical proficiency necessary for modern combat environments.

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