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Military Schools in Afghanistan

How many Afghani military academies are there?

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Marshal Fahim National Defense University
Established: 2014 Kabul
The Marshal Fahim National Defense University is being built in the Qargha district of Kabul on a 105-acre site on a plateau to the west of the centre of Kabul city near Police District 5.
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National Military Academy of Afghanistan
Established: 2005 Kabul
The National Military Academy of Afghanistan (NMAA) is located in Kabul. It has been run by the Afghan National Army and the Afghan Air Force since 2005, when it was established.
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Non-Commissioned Officer Academy
Established: N/A Mazar-e-Sharif
The Non-Commissioned Officer Academy will undertake training of soldiers from all disciplines up to the level of staff sergeant.
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Sergeant Major Academy
Established: N/A Kabul
The Sergeant Major Academy is currently part of the Kabul Military Training Centre. The Academy will move to the ANDU site in Qargha on completion of the Phase 2 build project.
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Defence Institute of Foreign Languages
Officer Candidate School, Kabul

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