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  • National Defence University

    Established: 1993 Helsinki

    The Finnish National Defence University is the Finnish Defence Forces' university located in Helsinki. The university trains officers for the Defence Forces and the Finnish Border Guard.

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  • Polish Air Force Academy

    Established: 1927 Dęblin

    The Polish Air Force Academy (Polish: WyŠ¼sza SzkoŠ‚a Oficerska SiŠ‚ Powietrznych) is located in Deblin, eastern Poland. The Air Force Academy is an accredited university.

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  • Polish Naval Academy

    Established: 1922 Gdynia

    The history of the Polish Naval Academy dates back to 1 October, 1922 when Head of Maritime Department vice - Admiral Kazimierz Porębski ordered to establish Naval Officers' School.

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Also in Poland

  • Medical University of ŠódŠº, Faculty of Military Medicine
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