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  • Escuela Militar de MÚsica

    Established: 1872/1950 Guatemala City

    Escuela Militar de MÚsica "Maestro Rafael Alvarez Ovalle" is a Military Civic Education Center, which opens its doors every year to welcome young enthusiastic, willing to submit to military discipline, training them to become more ...

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  • Escuela Naval de Guatemala

    Established: 1960 Matias de Galvez

    The Naval Academy of Guatemala gives them a warm welcome aboard our website, whose main purpose is to guide people who are interested in forming, training or tecnificarse as seafarers within international standards regulated by ...

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  • Escuela Politécnica

    Established: 1873 Juan Sacatepequez

    The constitutional vision Army Guatemala, national and international situations, make it necessary for the Polytechnic direct their efforts to provide education to provide the necessary training for future officers are trained in the art and ...

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  • Escuela Técnica Militar de Aviación

    Established: 1983 Santa Catarina Pinula

    The Military Aviation School's mission is the training of officers and / or Air Cadets as Airline Pilots military, and those aeronautical specialties that are required by the Air Force of the Army of Guatemala

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Also in Guatemala

  • Instituto Adolfo V. Hall Central
  • Instituto Adolfo V. Hall de Chiquimula
  • Instituto Adolfo V. Hall del Norte
  • Instituto Adolfo V. Hall de Occidente
  • Instituto Adolfo V. Hall de Jalapa
  • Instituto Adolfo V. Hall de Quiché
  • Instituto Adolfo V. Hall de Oriente
  • Instituto Adolfo V. Hall del Sur
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