Greek Armed Forces Joint Courses Training Guide

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PAGE
CHIEF of HELLENIC NATIONAL DEFENCE GENERAL STAFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT GREECE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
TRAINING GUIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
JOINT COURSES IN GREEK
JN-JN-HG-0001-GR HELLENIC NATIONAL DEFENCE COLLEGE . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-JN-HG-0002-GR SUPREME JOINT WAR COLLEGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-MD-AC-0001-GR COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DENTIST DEPARTMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PHARMACIST DEPARTMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-MD-AC-0006-GR MILITARY NURSING ACADEMY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-LG-AC-0001-GR COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY
FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-OT-AC-0001-GR COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY
RECRUITING ADVOCATE DEPARTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-SN-BA-0001-GR METHODOLOGY OF PLANNING, ORGANIZING AND
EXECUTING CAX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-SN-BA-0002-GR CAX SCENARIO DATA BASE PREPARATION & BUILDING
CAX SUPPORTING TOOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-SN-BA-0003-GR MODELLING AND SIMULATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-JN-AD-0096-GR ARMED FORCES CBRN SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-JN-AD-0017-GR JOINT ELECTRONIC WARFARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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49
50
JOINT COURSES IN ENGLISH

JN-JN-HG-0001-EN SENIOR COURSE ON DEFENCE STUDIES: FACTS AND
ANALYSIS OF STRATEGIC THOUGHT AND LEADERSHIP
JN-JN-HG-0002-EN SUPREME JOINT WAR COLLEGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-SN-BA-0001-EN METHODOLOGY OF PLANNING, ORGANIZING AND
EXECUTING CAX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-SN-BA-0002-EN CAX SCENARIO DATA BASE PREPARATION & BUILDING
CAX SUPPORTING TOOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-SN-BA-0003-EN MODELLING AND SIMULATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-IL-BA-0001-EN
BASIC ANALYST COURSE (BAC). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-JN-ME-0001-EN BASIC PUBLIC AFFAIR OFFICERS COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-JN-ME-0002-EN OPERATION BASIC COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-JN-ME-0003-EN UNITED NATIONS MILITARY OBSERVERS COURSE . . . . .
JN-JN-ME-0004-EN INFLUENCE OPERATIONS IN MULTINATIONAL
ENVIRONMENT COURSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-JN-ME-0005-EN SEA LAND BORDER SECURITY AND REFUGEES/ARMS/
DUAL USE GOODS CONTROL COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JN-JN-ME-0006-EN MULTINATIONAL CIMIC FIELD WORKERS BASIC COURSE. .
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52
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54
55
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57
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59
60
61
62
63
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
JN-JN-ME-0007-EN
AF-JN-AD-0017-EN
CULTURAL AWARENESS COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79

JOINT ELECTRONIC WARFARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
ARMY COURSES IN GREEK

AR-AR-C-0093-GR HELLENIC MILITARY ACADEMY (BACHELOR IN MILITARY
SCIENCE) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AR-AC-0094-GR NCO EDUCATION (ACADEMIC MILITARY) . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AR-AC-0095-GR ADVANCED MILITARY TRAINING (THEORITICAL) . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-AD-0001-GR BASIC ANALYST COURSE (BAC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-BA-0002-GR BASIC 2nd LIEUTENANT TRAINING SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-BA-0003-GR WARRANT OFFICER TRAINING SCHOOL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-BA-0004-GR BASIC SERGEANT TRAINING SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-BA-0005-GR MILAN FAGOT TOW KORNET ANTITANK SYSTEMS
OPERATOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-BA-0006-GR M30 4, 2'' , E44 81mm MORTAR SYSTEMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-BA-0007-GR MACHINE GUNS OPERATOR MG3 7, 62, BRAUNING 0,50'',
GMG, Zu-23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-BA-0008-GR BASIC MILITARY DRIVING SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-BA-0009-GR MILAN FAGOT TOW ANTITANK SYSTEMS
OPERATOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-BA-0010-GR MACHINE GUNS OPERATOR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-BA-0011-GR M-30 4,2'' , 81mm MORTAR SYSTEMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR--ME-0104-GR TRAINING IN URBAN OPERATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AM-BA-0030-GR ARMOUR OFFICERS BASIC COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AM-BA-0031-GR ARMOUR NCOs BASIC COURSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AT-BA-0024-GR FIELD ARTILLERY OFFICERS BASIC COURSE . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AT-BA-0025-GR FIELD ARTILLERY NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
BASIC COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AT-BA-0026-GR TOR M1 ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE COURSE . . . .
AR-AT-BA-0027-GR TOR M1 ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE COURSE
24 G TECHNICIAN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AT-BA-0028-GR HAWK ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE COURSE
24C TECHNICIAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AT-BA-0029-GR HAWK ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE COURSE
24G TECHNICIAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-EN-BA-0036-GR EOD C/IED TRAINING COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-EN-BA-0038-GR DEMINING TRAINING COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-EN-BA-0040-GR DEMINING SEMINAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-EN-BA-0042-GR TRAINING IN HANDLING OF NATURAL DISASTERS . . . . . .
AR-EN-ME-0102-GR FLOAT BRIDGING TRAINING (RIBBON BLOAT BRIDGE) .
AR-SL-BA-0044-GR SIGNAL OFFICERS' BASIC COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SL-BA-0045-GR NON COMMITTED OFFICERS' BASIC COURSE. . . . . . . . . .
AR-SL-AC-0046-GR SIGNALS OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS
SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AV-AD-0049-GR HELICOPTER INSTRUCTOR PILOT TRAINING COURSE . .
AR-AV-BA-0047-GR BASIC HELICOPTER TRAINING COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-TL-HG-0079-GR MAINTENANCE OFFICERS' HIGHER TECHNICAL SCHOOL
AR-TL-ME-0080-GR VEHICLE REPAIRER TRAINING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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83
84
86
87
88
89
90
92
93
94
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97
98
99
100
101
103
104
105
106
107
108
110
111
112
113
114
116
117
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119
120
122
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AR-TL-ME-0081-GR
AR-TL-ME-0082-GR
AR-TL-ME-0083-GR
AR-LG-BA-0077-GR
AR-LG-BA-0078-GR
AR-LG-BA-0108-GR
AR-AR-AD-0097-GR
AR-AR-AD-0098-GR
AR-AR-AD-0099-GR
AR-AR-AD-0100-GR
AR-AR-AD-0101-GR
VEHICLE ELECTROTECHNICIAN TRAINING . . . . . . . . . . . .

ARMORED VEHICLE REPAIRER TRAINING . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ARMORED VEHICLE ELECTRO TECHNICIAN TRAINING . .
BASIC LOGISTICIANS COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AMMUNITION TECHNICIAN COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BASIC TRAINING AERIAL DELIVERY MISSIONS . . . . . . . .
EDUCATION IN BULGARIAN LANGUAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EDUCATION IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EDUCATION IN ARABIC LANGUAGE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EDUCATION IN ALBANIAN LANGUAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EDUCATION IN TURKISH LANGUAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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125
126
127
128
129
131
132
133
134
135
ARMY COURSES IN ENGLISH

AR-IN--0012- HEAVY WEAPONS TRAINING (TOW ANTITANK SYSTEM) .
AR-IN--0013- MILAN ANTITANK SYSTEM OPERATOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN--0014- M-30 4,2'' MORTAR SYSTEM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN--0015- MORTAR PLATOON FORWARD OBSERVER . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-IN-ME-0107-EN TRAINING IN URBAN OPERATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AM-AD-0035-EN LEO 2 HEL CREW ADVANCED OPERATIONAL SCHOOL. . .
AR-AM-BA-0032-EN LEO 2 HEL TANK COMMANDERS BASIC TRAINING . . . . . .
AR-AM-BA-0033-EN LEO 2 HEL GUNNERS LOADERS BASIC TRAINING . . . . .
AR-AM-BA-0034-EN LEO 2 HEL DRIVERS BASIC TRAINING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AT-AD-0021-EN PzH2000GR CREW ADVANCED OPERATIONAL SCHOOL. .
AR-AT-BA-0016-EN ARTILLERY COMMAND CONTROL SYSTEM (ACCS)
OPERATORS TRAINING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AT-BA-0017-EN FIELD ARTILLERY FIRE FINDER RADAR TPQ 36-37
AR-AT-BA-0018-EN FIELD ARTILLERY FIRE FINDER RADAR ARTHUR
AR-AT-BA-0019-EN ASRAD STINGER CREW OPERATIONAL COURSE. . . . . .
AR-AT-BA-0020-EN PzH2000GR CREW BASIC OPERATIONAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AT-BA-0022-EN PzH2000GR DRIVING AND BASIC UNIT MAINTENANCE
SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-AT-BA-0023-EN FIELD ARTILLERY OFFICERS BASIC COURSE . . . . . . . . . .
AR-EN-BA-0037-EN EOD C/IED TRAINING COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-EN-BA-0039-EN DEMINING TRAINING COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-EN-BA-0041-EN DEMINING SEMINAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-EN-BA-0043-EN TRAINING IN HANDLING OF NATURAL DISASTERS . . . . . .
AR-EN-ME-0103-EN FLOT BRIDGING TRAINING (RIBBON FLOAT BRIDGE). . .
AR-AV-AD-0050-EN HELICOPTER INSTRUCTOR PILOT TRAINING COURSE . .
AR-AV-BA-0048-EN BASIC HELICOPTER TRAINING COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-TL-AD-0087-EN MLRS 2nd 3rd ECHELON MAINTENANCE TRAINING. . . . . .
AR-TL-AD-0088-EN HAWK ANTI AIRCRAFT SYSTEM 3rd - 4th ECHELON
MAINTENANCE TRAINING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-TL-AD-0089-EN TOW ANTITANK SYSTEM INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
AR-TL-AD-0090-EN MILAN ANTITANK SYSTEM UNIT LEVEL MAINTENANCE
TRAINING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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141
142
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144
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149
150
151
152
153
154
155
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
165
166
167
169
AR-TL-AD-0091-EN
AR-TL-ME-0084-EN
AR-TL-ME-0085-EN
AR-TL-ME-0086-EN
AR-LG-BA-0092-EN
M48A5 M60A1-A3 MAIN BATTLE TANKS FULL LEVEL

MEDIUM HELICOPTER REPAIRER TRAINING . . . . . . . . . . .
AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN TRAINING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AVIONIC MECHANIC TRAINING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BASIC TRAINING AERIAL DELIVERY MISSIONS . . . . . . . . .
170
171
172
173
174
NAVY COURSES IN GREEK

NV-NV-AC-0001-GR HELLENIC NAVAL ACADEMY (HNA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-AC-0002-GR REGULAR PETTY OFFICERS ACADEMY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-AC-0003-GR NAVAL COMMAND AND STAFF COLLEGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-BA-0002-GR LARGE CALIBER GUNS (76/62 OTO MELARA). . . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-BA-0003-GR OPERATION AND CONTROL OF RADAR LW
08 (BASIC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-BA-0004-GR LARGE CALIBER GUNS (20 mm RHEINMETALL) . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-BA-0005-GR LARGE CALIBER GUNS (5'' / 54 MK 45 MOD 2A) . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-BA-0006-GR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
SURFACE RADAR DECCA 1226 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-BA-0007-GR LARGE CALIBER GUNS (20 mm OERLIKON) . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-BA-0010-GR MAIN ENGINES / GEARBOXES /
PROPELLER SHAFTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-SN-BA-0002-GR NAVIGATION SIMULATION SYSTEM NTPro 4000 . . . . . . . . .
NV-SN-BA-0006-GR HELICOPTER UNTERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING
SCHOOL (HELO DUNKER) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-AD-0001-GR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF STEERING
FIRING DDWCS AND SURFACE RADAR MW
08 SYSTEMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-NV-AD-0003-GR MAINTENANCE OF RADAR LW 08 (ADVANCED) . . . . . . .
NV-SB-AD-0004-GR SUBMARINE ENGINEERING OFFICERS COURSE . . . . . . .
NV-SB-AD-0005-GR BASIC SUBMARINE PETTY OFFICERS COURSE . . . . . . . .
NV-MD-ME-0001-GR DIVING AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE COURSE . . . . . . . . .
177
179
182
184
186
NAVY COURSES IN ENGLISH

NV-SN-BA-0001-EN BASIC FIRE FIGHTING SCHOOL (FF-1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-SN-BA-0002-EN NAVIGATION SIMULATION SYSTEM MISTRAL4000. . . . . . .
NV-SN-BA-0003-EN FIRE FIGHTING SCHOOL (FF-3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-SN-BA-0006-EN HELICOPTER UNTERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING
SCHOOL (HELO DUNKER) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-SN-AD-0001-EN ADVANCE FIRE FIGHTING SCHOOL (FF-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-SN-AD-0002-EN SUBMARINE WATCH OFFICER SIMULATOR
TRAINING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-MD-ME-0001-EN DIVING AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE COURSE . . . . . . . . .
203
205
206
207
AIR FORCE COURSES IN GREEK

AF-AF-AC-0001-GR AIR FORCE ACADEMY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-AC-0022-GR AIR FORCE COMMAND AND STAFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-AC-0023-GR AIR FORCE SCHOOL FOR JUNIOR OFFICERS (AFS/JO) . .
215
217
219
220
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198
199
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210
211
212
213
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INDEX
AF-AF-AC-0031-GR ADMINISTRATIVE NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS

ACADEMY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-AF-AC-0032-GR TECHNICIAN NON COMMITIONED OFFICERS ACADEMY . .
AF-OR-BA-0024-GR ENGLISH LANGUAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-BA-0027-GR INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS (IS). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-BA-0030-GR GROUND TRAINERS (GTS). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-AD-0025-GR FLIGHT SAFETY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-AD-0026-GR ACCIDENT PREVENTION (APS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-AD-0028-GR TRAINING ADMINISTRATION (TAS ISD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-AD-0029-GR UMAN ERFORMANCE IN ILITARY AVIATION . . . . . . . .
AF-AV-BA-0001-GR COMAO PLANNING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-AV-AD-0005-GR FLIGHT LEADERSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-AV-AD-0007-GR TEST PILOTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-AV-AD-0009-GR WEAPONEERING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-AV-AD-0011-GR INSTRUMENT FLIGHT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-AV-AD-0019-GR FIGHTER WEAPONS SCHOOL HELICOPTERS vs
FIGHTERS FLIGHT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-AV-AD-0021-GR FIGHTER WEAPONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-AD-0013-GR AIR TO GROUND OPERATIONS (AGOS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-AD-0045-GR WATER SURVIVAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-OR-AD-0056-GR DISASTER RESPONSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-BA-0015-GR BASIC ELECTRONIC WARFARE (NCOs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-BA-0064-GR BASIC ELECTRONIC WARFARE (OFFICERS) . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-BA-0033-GR ELECTRONIC WARFARE SYSTEM SUPPORT
PERSONNEL (BASIC COURSE) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0003-GR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS GROUND CONTROL
APPROACH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0034-GR ELECTRONIC WARFARE SYSTEM SUPPORT
PROGRAMMERS (ADVANCED COURSE) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0035-GR FREQUENCY MANAGEMENT COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0036-GR PC MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS COURSE. . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0037-GR GCA RADAR MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS COURSE . . .
AF-TL-AD-0038-GR WIRED COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK /
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0039-GR SURVIVAL EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0040-GR MUNITIONS STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND
TRANSPORTATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0041-GR EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL SCHOOL (EOD). . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0051-GR STRUCTURAL REPAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0053-GR N.D.I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0057-GR AIRCRAFT BATTLE DAMAGE REPAIR I TECHNICAL . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0058-GR AIRCRAFT BATTLE DAMAGE REPAIR II ASSESSOR . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0059-GR COMPOSITE MATERIALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-TL-AD-0066-GR CALIBRATION TECHNICIANS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AIR FORCE COURSES IN ENGLISH
AF-AV--0002- COMAO PLANNING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-AV-AD-0004-EN FLIGHT LEADERSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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AF-AV-AD-0006-EN
AF-AV-AD-0008-EN
AF-AV-AD-0010-EN
AF-AV-AD-0018-EN
AF-AV-AD-0020-EN
AF-TL-BA-0014-EN
AF-TL-BA-0065-EN
AF-TL-AD-0042-EN
AF-TL-AD-0043-EN
AF-TL-AD-0044-EN
AF-TL-AD-0052-EN
AF-TL-AD-0054-EN
AF-TL-AD-0060-EN
AF-TL-AD-0061-EN
AF-TL-AD-0062-EN
AF-OR-AD-0012-EN
AF-OR-AD-0046-EN
AF-OR-AD-0063-EN
AF-MD-AD-0068-EN
TEST PILOTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269

WEAPONEERING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
INSTRUMENT FLIGHT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271
FIGHTER WEAPONS SCHOOL HELICOPTERS vs
FIGHTERS FLIGHT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
FIGHTER WEAPONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273
BASIC ELECTRONIC WARFARE (NCOs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275
BASIC ELECTRONIC WARFARE (OFFICERS) . . . . . . . . . . . 276
SURVIVAL EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277
MUNITIONS STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND
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EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL SCHOOL (EOD). . . . . 279
STRUCTURAL REPAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280
N.D.I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
AIRCRAFT BATTLE DAMAGE REPAIR I TECHNICAL . . . . . 284
AIRCRAFT BATTLE DAMAGE REPAIR II ASSESSOR . . . . . 285
COMPOSITE MATERIALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
AIR TO GROUND OPERATIONS (AGOS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 287
WATER SURVIVAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
ACCIDENT PREVENTION (APS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
AVIATION PHYSIOLOGY (REFRESHER COURSE) . . . . . . . 291
SPECIAL FORCES COURSES IN GREEK

AR-SF-BA-0052-GR TECHNICAL CLIMBING COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-BA-0054-GR INFLATED BOAT COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-BA-0056-GR RIGID INFLATED BOAT COURSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-BA-0058-GR BASIC PARACHUTE COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0060-GR PATHFINDERS COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0062-GR JUMP MASTER COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0064-GR RIGGERS COURSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0066-GR FREE FALL COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-AD-0068-GR ADVANCED FREE FALL COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0070-GR SNIPER COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-AD-0071-GR SPECIAL FORCES COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-BA-0072-GR SPECIAL FORCES BASIC COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0074-GR CLOSE QUARTERS BATTLE COURSE (CQB) . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-BA-0075-GR PATROL PLANNING COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-BA-0076-GR WINTER WARFARE COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0105-GR AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS SCHOOL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-SF-BA-0001-GR BASIC UNDERWATER DEMOLITION TRAINING COURSE .
NV-SF-BA-0002-GR SCUBA DIVING / LIFEGUARD COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-SF-BA-0003-GR FAST CRAFT CREW COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-SF-AD-0047-GR SURVIVAL EVESION RESISTANCE EXTRACTION . . .
AF-SF-AD-0050-GR SECURITY FORCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-SF-AD-0055-GR SCUBA DIVERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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SPECIAL FORCES COURSES IN ENGLISH
AR-SF-BA-0051-EN TECHNICAL CLIMBING COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-BA-0053-EN INFLATED BOAT COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-BA-0055-EN RIGID INFLATED BOAT COURSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-BA-0057-EN BASIC PARACHUTE COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0059-EN PATHFINDERS COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0061-EN JUMP MASTER COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0063-EN RIGGERS COURSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0065-EN FREE FALL COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0069-EN SNIPER COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0073-EN CLOSE QUARTERS BATTLE COURSE (CQB) . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-ME-0106-EN AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS SCHOOL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AR-SF-AD-0067-EN ADVANCED FREE FALL COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-SF-BA-0001-EN BASIC UNDERWATER DEMOLITION TRAINING COURSE .
NV-SF-BA-0002-EN SCUBA DIVING / LIFEGUARD COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NV-SF-BA-0003-EN FAST CRAFT CREW COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AF-SF-AD-0048-EN SURVIVAL - EVESION - RESISTANCE - EXTRACTION. . . . .
AF-SF-AD-0049-EN SECURITY FORCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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NATO EDUCATION & TRAINING FACILITIES only IN ENGLISH

OPS-MA-3110 N &
COURSE SERIES 1000: COMMAND TEAM MARITIME
OPS-MA-3120 M
INTERDICTION OPERATIONS (MIO) ISSUES .......................
OPS-MA-3210 N &
COURSE SERIES 2000: BOARDING TEAM THEORETICAL
OPS-MA-3220 M
ISSUES .....................................................................................
COURSE SERIES 3000: BOARDING TEAM PRACTICAL
OPS-MA-4310 N &
ISSUES .....................................................................................
OPS-MA-4320 M
OPS-MA-4410 N &
COURSE SERIES 4000: NAVAL UNIT FINAL TRAINING
OPS-MA-4420 M
TACTICAL EXERCISE (FTX) ...................................................
OPS-MA-2520 M
COURSE SERIES 5000: MARITIME OPERATIONAL
TERMINOLOGY COURSE MOTC ........................................
OPS-MA-4610 M
COURSE SERIES 6000: WEAPONS OF MASS
DESTRUCTION (WMD) IN MARITIME INTERDICTION
OPERATIONS (MIO) COURSE ..................................................
COURSE SERIES 7000: COUNTER PIRACY IN SUPPORT
OPS-MA-4710 N &
OF MIO .....................................................................................
OPS-MA-4720 M
OPS-MA-3807
COURSE SERIES 8000: CIEDs Considerations in Maritime
Force Protection .......................................................................
LGL-LG-3123
COURSE SERIES 9000: LEGAL ISSUES IN MARITIME
INTERDICTION OPERATIONS................................................
Pilot Course
COURSE SERIES 10000: MIO IN SUPPORT OF
(Under development) COUNTER ILLICIT TRAFFICKING AT SEA ..........................
(Under development) COURSE SERIES 11000: AUTONOMOUS VESSEL
PROTECTION DETACHMENT TRAINING ..............................
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CHIEF of HELLENIC NATIONAL DEFENCE GENERAL STAFF
Greece is in the middle of a rectangle that consists of the Balkans,

Middle East, North Africa and Caucasus. Greece also lies at the crossroads of the sea lines of communication spreading from North to South,
connecting the Black Sea and the
Indian Ocean with the North Atlantic
Ocean, through the Mediterranean
Sea.
The Hellenic Defence Policy
aims to safeguard the national integrity and sovereignty, protect national
vital interests, establish, maintain
and further promote Security and
Stability in the Hellenic periphery
and beyond, through participation in
initiatives to enhance Bilateral and
Multilateral cooperation and by contributing to international efforts concerning
Crisis Management, Peace Support Operations and Reconstruction & Stabilization initiatives as well.
Additionally, the main parameters of Hellenic National Defence Policy

(NDP) are driven by the need to confront the current and emerging threats and
risks against the country. Especially, NDP places emphasis on defence against
the so-called assymetric and hybrid threats such as international terrorism.
The Hellenic Armed Forces (HAF) are one of the strongest military powers
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in Europe. Despite the current nancial situation, Greece spends almost 2% of
its GDP for the Armed Forces, being among the 5 top countries within NATO and
EU, concerning defence expenses.
Historical reasons and the geostrategical position of Greece, call for HAF to
make great efforts concerning the military training of all the services and all ranks.
Students of military academies up to senior level ofcers, have to attend technical, tactical, staff and special courses as well.
Greece makes an effort to provide a series of all level courses, in the Greek
or the English language, to the military personnel all around the world, who feel
that training in Greece could help their improvement. I believe that it is widely understandable that few safety exemptions for some courses do exist due to NATO
or EU commitments.
It will be a great pleasure for the HAF personnel to offer their experience
trying to assist other military personnel, achieving thus a worldwide cooperation
and friendship. Besides, we simultaneously offer our exceptional climate conditions and our attractive historical or tourist sites, in conjunction with our famous
Hellenic Hospitality, known as loxenia.
General Michail Kostarakos
Chief of HNDGS
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT GREECE

Greece
General
Greece, its ofcial name being the Hellenic Republic and known since antiquity
as Hellas, is a democratic developed country in Southern Europe. According to
the 2011 census, the population of Greece is 10.815.197.
Modern Greece traces its roots to the civilization of Ancient Greece. Considered
the cradle of all Western civilizations, Greece is the birthplace of democracy,
Western philosophy, the Olympic Games, Western literature and historiography,
political science, major scientic and mathematical principles and the Western
drama including both tragedy and comedy. The cultural and technological
achievements of Greece inuenced greatly the world.
Greece is a founding member of the United Nations, it was the 10th country to join
the EU (former EEC European Economic Community) in 1981, the 12th to join the
European Economic and Monetary Union (Eurozone) in 2001 and is also a member of
numerous other international organizations, including NATO, the Council of Europe,
the Union for the Mediterranean, OECD, BSEC, OSCE, IMF and WTO.
Geography
Athens is the capital and the largest city. The second largest city is Thessaloniki.
Other prominent cities with urban populations above 100.000 include those of
Patras, Heraklion, Larissa, Volos, Rhodes, Ioannina, Chania and Chalcida.
Greece is in the middle of a rectangle consisting of the Balkans, Middle East,
North Africa and Caucasus. It also lies at the crossroads of the sea lines of
communication spreading from North to South, connecting the Black Sea and
the Indian Ocean with the North Atlantic Ocean, through the Mediterranean Sea.
The total area of Greece is 131.957 Km2, of which the land is 130.647 Km2 and
the lakes/ rivers is 1.310 Km2.
The land borders is 1.228 Km, of which 282 Km with Albania, 246 Km with
FYROM, 494 Km with Bulgaria and 206 Km with Turkey.
The Aegean Sea lies to the east of the mainland, the Ionian Sea to the west,
and the Mediterranean Sea to the south. Greece has the longest coastline in the
Mediterranean Basin and the 20th longest coastline in the world at 13,676 km in
length, featuring a vast number of islands, more than 2.000.
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80% of Greece consists of mountains or hills, making the country one of the most
mountainous in Europe. Mount Olympus, the mythical residence of the Greek
Gods, culminates in Mytikas peak 2,917 m, the highest in the country. Western
Greece contains a number of lakes and wetlands and is dominated by the Pindus
mountain range. The Pindus, reaches a maximum elevation of 2,637 m at Mount
Smolikas (the second highest in Greece).
The spectacular Vikos Gorge at Pindus Range, the Samaria Gorge at Crete, the
Meteora rocks, where Greek Orthodox monasteries have been built, the Rhodope
range, the famous Dadia forest in the Evros area, are just some of the places with
not only great geographical or environmental but tourist ineterest as well.
Rare marine species such as the pinniped seals and the loggerhead sea turtle
(monachus monachus) live in the seas surrounding mainland Greece, while its
dense forests are home to the endangered brown bear, the lynx, the roe deer and
the wild goat.
The climate of Greece is primarily Mediterranean, featuring mild, wet winters and
hot, dry summers.

History
The earliest evidence of the presence of human ancestors in the Balkans, is to
be found in the Petralona cave, in Macedonia area. All three stages of the stone
age (Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic) are represented in Greece. Neolithic
settlements in Greece, dating from the 7th millennium BC, are the oldest in
Europe.
Greece is home to the rst advanced civilizations in Europe and is considered the
birthplace of Western civilization, beginning with the Cycladic civilization on the
islands of the Aegean Sea at around 3200 BC, the Minoan civilization in Crete
(27001500 BC), and then the Mycenaean civilization on the mainland (1600
1100 BC). Last but not least, 776 BC, is the year of the rst Olympic Games.
In 508 BC, Cleisthenes instituted the worlds rst democratic system of government
in Athens.
Persia invaded Greece in 492 BC, but was forced to withdraw after a defeat at the
Battle of Marathon in 490 BC. he Battle of Marathon is often seen as a pivotal
moment in European history, since the following two hundred years the Classical
Greek civilization rised, which has been enduringly inuential in western society
and civilization. A second invasion by the Persians followed in 480 BC. Despite a
heroic resistance at Thermopylae by Spartans and other Greeks (the 300) led by
King Leonidas, Persian forces sacked Athens. Due to successive Greek victories
in 480 and 479 BC at Salamis, Plataea and Mycale, the Persians were forced to
withdraw for a second time.
Following the assassination of Phillip II, who was the rst to unify the Greek
states, his son Alexander III The Great, leading the Greek forces, launched
an invasion of the Persian Empire in 334 BC. Following Greek victories in the
battles of Granicus, Issus and Gaugamela, the Greeks marched on Susa and
Persepolis, the ceremonial capital of Persia, in 330 BC. The Empire created by
Alexander the Great extended from Greece in the west to Pakistan in the east,
and Egypt in the south.
Alexanders sudden death in 323 BC marked the collapse of the vast empire,
which was split into several kingdoms. Although the political unity of Alexanders
empire could not be maintained, it brought about the dominance of Hellenistic
civilization and the Greek language in the territories conquered by Alexander for
at least two centuries.
The history of the Byzantine Empire begins with the division of the single Roman
Empire by Emperor Diocletian in 286 AD and the Founding of Constantinople as
the capital of the Empire, by Constantine I in 330 AD. Its language and literary
culture was Greek and its religion was Eastern Orthodox Christian. The Byzantine
Empire in the east, following the fall of the Roman Empire in the west, lasted until
1453, when Ottomans occupied Constantinople.
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n 25 March 1821, the Greeks declared war on the Ottomans. The Peloponnesian
revolt was quickly followed by revolts in Crete, Macedonia and Central Greece.
Meanwhile, the Greek navy was achieving success against the Ottoman navy in
the Aegean Sea and prevented Ottoman reinforcements from arriving by sea. In
1822 and 1824 the Turks and Egyptians ravaged the islands, including Chios and
Psara, committing wholesale massacres of the population. This had the effect
of galvanizing public opinion in western Europe in favor of the Greek rebels.
Some of the historical places for this period were Agia Laura, Tripolis (Tripolitsa),
Mesollogi, Arkadi, Souli and well known leaders were Kolokotronis, Karaiskakis,
Mavromichalis and many others.
In 1827 Ioannis Kapodistrias, from Corfu, was chosen as the rst governor of
the new Republic. As a result of years of negotiation, the Greek state was nally
recognized under the London Protocol in 1830.
After the two Balkans Wars (1912, 1913) and the two World Wars (1914-1919,
1939-1945), Greece took its nal, as today, shape.
On 28 October 1940, Fascist Italy demanded the surrender of Greece, but the
Greek administration refused and in the following Greco-Italian War, Greece
repelled Italian forces into Albania, giving the Allies their rst victory over Axis
forces on land. The Greek struggle and victory against the Italians, followed by
the heroic resistance against the German armed forces at Rouppel (Metaxas
Line), offering the appropriate delay to the German campaign against Russia,
received exuberant praise at the time.

Most prominent is the quote of Winston Churchill:
Hence we will not say that Greeks ght like heroes, but we will say that heroes
ght like Greeks.
French general Charles De Gaulle expressed his admiration for the heroic Greek
resistance:
In the name of the captured yet still alive French people, France wants to send
her greetings to the Greek people who are ghting for their freedom. The 25
March 1941 nds Greece in the peak of their heroic struggle and in the top of their
glory. Since the Battle of Salamis, Greece had not achieved the greatness and
the glory which today holds.
Adolf Hitler himself recognised the bravery and the courage of the Greek army,
stating in his address to the Reichstag on 11 December 1941 that:
Historical justice obliges me to state that of the enemies who took up positions
against us, the Greek soldier particularly fought with the highest courage. He
capitulated only when further resistance had become impossible and useless.
Greece was eventually occupied by the Nazis who proceeded to administer Athens
and Thessaloniki, while other regions of the country were given to Nazi Germanys
partners, Fascist Italy and Bulgaria. The occupation brought terrible hardships for
the Greek civilian population. Over 100.000 civilians died of starvation during the
winter of 1941 1942, tens of thousands more died because of reprisals by Nazis
and collaborators, the countrys economy was collapsed and the great majority of
Greek Jews were deported and murdered in Nazi concentration camps.
The Greek Resistance, one of the most effective resistance movements in
Europe, fought vehemently against the Nazis and their collaborators. The German
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occupiers committed series of atrocities, mass executions, wholesale slaughter
of civilians and destruction of towns and villages in Greece. The most infamous
examples are those of the village of Kommeno on 16 August 1943, where 317
inhabitants were executed and the village torched, the Holocaust of Viannos
on 14 16 September 1943, in which over 500 civilians from several villages in
the region of Viannos and Ierapetra in Crete were executed, the Massacre of
Kalavryta on 13 December 1943, in which Wehrmacht troops carried out the
extermination of the entire male population and the subsequent total destruction
of the town, the Distomo massacre on 10 June 1944, where units of the WaffenSS Polizei Division looted and burned the village of Distomo in Boeotia resulting
in the deaths of 218 civilians and the Holocaust of Kedros on 22 August 1944 in
Crete, where 164 civilians were executed and nine villages were dynamited after
being looted.
Military Security Forces

The Hellenic National Defence General Staff, which refers to the Ministry of
National Defence, oversees the Armed Forces and consists of three branches,
Army, Navy and Air Force. Furthermore, Greece maintains Police Force for law
enforcement and the Coast Guard for law enforcement in the sea and search and
rescue as well.
Greece has universal compulsory military service for males, while females (who
may serve in the military) are exempted from conscription. Conscript service
obligation is 9 months for the Army and 1 year for the Air Force and Navy.
Economy
Greece was a founding member of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development (OECD) and the Organization of the Black Sea Economic
Cooperation (BSEC).

Greece became the 10th member of the EU (former EEC European Economic
Community) in 1981 and the 12th of the European Economic and Monetary Union
(Eurozone) in 2000 and adopted the Euro () as its currency in 2001, replacing
the Greek drachma. Greece is also a member of the International Monetary Fund
(IMF) and the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Agriculture
In 2010, Greece was the European Unions largest producer of cotton (183.800
tons) and pistachios (8.000 tons) and ranked second in the production of rice
(229.500 tons) and olives (147.500 tons), third in the production of gs (11.000
tons) and almonds (44,000 tons), tomatoes (1.400.000 tons) and watermelons
(578.400 tons) and fourth in the production of tobacco (22.000 tons).
Agriculture contributes 3,8% of the countrys GDP and employs 12,4% of the
countrys labor force.
Maritime
Maritime is a key element of Greek economic activity dated back to ancient times.
It accounts for 4,5% of GDP, employs about 160.000 people (4% of the workforce),
and represents 30% of the countrys trade decit. The Greek merchant eet is
one of the largest in the world.
Tourism
An important percentage of Greeces national income comes from tourism.
Tourism funds 16% of the gross domestic products.
According to Eurostat statistics, Greece welcomed over 19,5 million tourists in
2009 and more than 21 million tourists are expected throughout 2015.
Transport
Since the 1980s, the road and rail network of Greece has been signicantly
modernized. Important works include the Egnatia Odos highway, that connects
northwestern Greece (Igoumenitsa) with northeastern Greece (Kipoi); and the
RioAntirrio bridge, the longest suspension cable bridge in Europe (2,250 m long),
connecting the Peloponnese Rio (7 km from Patras) with Antirrio in Western Greece.
Important projects that are currently underway include, the conversion of the
highway which connects Athens with Patras in the western Peloponnese, into a
modernised one throughout its length; upgrading unnished sections of highway
connecting Athens to Thessaloniki; and the construction of the Thessaloniki
Metro as well.
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The Athens Metropolitan Area is served by some of the most modern and efcient
transport infrastructure in Europe, such as the Athens International Airport
(Eleftherios Venizelos), the privately run Attiki Odos highway network (a ring to
Athens) and the expanded Athens Metro system.
Most of the Greek islands and many main cities of Greece are connected by
air. Maritime connections have been improved with modern high-speed craft,
including hydrofoils and catamarans.
Railway connections play a somewhat lesser role in Greece than in many other
European countries, but they have also been expanded, with new suburban/
commuter rail connections, serviced by Proastiakos around Athens, towards
airport, Kiato and Chalkida; around Thessaloniki, towards the cities of Larissa
and Edessa; and around Patras. A modern intercity rail connection between
Athens and Thessaloniki has also been established, while an upgrade to double
lines in many parts of the 2.500 km network is underway. International railway
lines connect Greek cities with the rest of Europe, the Balkans and Turkey.
Telecommunications
Modern digital information and communication networks reach all areas. There
are over 35.000 km of ber optics and an extensive open-wire network.
Broadband internet availability is widespread in Greece, counting at least 65% of
the population being internet users.
Mobile internet on 3G and 4GLTE cellphone networks and Wi-Fi connections
can be found almost everywhere, ranking Greece among the top countries with a
highly developed information and communications infrastructure.
Science and technology
The General Secretariat for Research and Technology of the Ministry of
Development is responsible for designing, implementing and supervising national
research and technological policy.
Because of its strategic location, qualied workforce and political and economic
stability, many multinational companies such as Microsoft and Coca-Cola
have their regional research and development headquarters in Greece.
Greece became the 16th member of the European Space Agency (ESA) in 2005.
Notable Greek scientists of modern times include Dimitrios Galanos, Georgios
Papanikolaou (inventor of the Pap test), Nicholas Negroponte (MIT), Constantin
Carathodory (known for the Carathodory theorems and Carathodory
conjecture), Manolis Andronikos (discovered the tomb of Philip II of Macedon in
Vergina), Michael Dertouzos, John Argyris, Panagiotis Kondylis, John Iliopoulos
(2007 Dirac Prize for his contributions on the physics of the charm quark, a major

contribution to the birth of the Standard Model, the modern theory of Elementary
Particles), Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award, the Nobel Prize of Computer
Science), Christos Papadimitriou (2002 Knuth Prize, 2012 Gdel Prize), Mihalis
Yannakakis (2005 Knuth Prize) and Dimitri Nanopoulos.
Migration
Throughout the 20th century, millions of Greeks migrated to the United States, United
Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and Germany, creating a thriving Greek diaspora.
Nowadays, Greece together with Italy and Spain, faces a large inux of immigrants
trying to enter the EU, violeting the law. The EU FRONTEX assists Greece to
overcome this serious problem.
Religion
The Greek Constitution recognizes Eastern Orthodoxy as the prevailing faith of
the country, while guaranteeing freedom of religious belief for all.
Education
Greeks have a long tradition of valuing and investing in paideia (education),
which was one of the highest societal values in the Greek and Hellenistic world.
Compulsory education in Greece comprises primary schools and gymnasium.
Children start primary school aged 6 and remain there for six years. Attendance
at gymnasium starts at age of 12 and lasts for three years.
Greeces post-compulsory secondary education consists of two school types: unied
upper secondary schools (Lykeio) and technicalvocational educational schools.
Public higher education consists of two parallel sectors: the University sector
(Universities, Polytechnics, the Open University) and the Technological sector
(Technological Education Institutions). The Capodistrian University of Athens is
the oldest university in the eastern Mediterranean.
The Greek education system provides special kindergartens, primary and
secondary schools for people with special needs or difculties in learning.
Specialist gymnasia and high schools offering musical, theological and physical
education also exist.
Health
Greece has universal health care.
In the 2000 World Health Organization report, its health care system ranked 14th
in overall performance of 191 countries surveyed.
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Life expectancy in Greece is 80,30 years and among the highest in the world.
The island of Icaria has the highest percentage of 90-year-olds in the world;
approximately 33% of the islanders make it to 90 (and beyond). Blue Zones
author Dan Buettner wrote an article in The New York Times about the longevity
of Icarians under the title The Island Where People Forget to Die.
Infant mortality is one of the lowest in the developed world, with a rate of 4,78
deaths per 1.000 live births. The same happens for the maternal mortality, with 3
deaths per 100.000 live births.
Culture
The culture of Greece has evolved over thousands of years, beginning in
Mycenaean Greece and continuing most notably into Classical Greece.
In ancient times, Greece was the birthplace of Western culture. Modern
democracies owe a debt to Greek beliefs in government by the people, trial by jury,
and equality under the law. The ancient Greeks pioneered in many elds that rely
on systematic thought, including biology, geometry, history, philosophy, physics
and mathematics. They introduced such important literary forms as epic and lyric
poetry, history, tragedy, and comedy. In their pursuit of order and proportion, the
Greeks created an ideal of beauty that strongly inuenced Western art.
Philosophy
Most western philosophical traditions began in Ancient Greece in the 6th century
BC. The rst philosophers are called Presocratics, which designates that they
came before Socrates, whose contributions mark a turning point in western thought.
A new period of philosophy started with Socrates. Like the Sophists, he rejected
entirely the physical speculations in which his predecessors had indulged, and
made the thoughts and opinions of people his starting-point.
Aspects of Socrates were rst united from Plato, who also combined with them
many of the principles established by earlier philosophers, and developed the
whole of this material into the unity of a comprehensive system.
Aristotle of Stagira (Alexanders the Great instructor), the most important disciple
of Plato, shared with his teacher the title of the greatest philosopher of antiquity.
But while Plato had sought to elucidate and explain things from the supra-sensual
standpoint of the forms, his pupil preferred to start from the facts given us by
experience.
Except from these three most signicant Greek philosophers other known schools
of Greek philosophy from other founders during ancient times were Stoicism,
epicureanism, Skepticism and Neoplatonism.

Literature
Greek literature can be divided into three main categories: Ancient, Byzantine
and modern Greek literature.
The Iliad and the Odyssey, the foundational texts of Western literature, are
believed to have been composed by Homer in the 8th or 7th centuries BC.
In the classical period many of the genres of western literature became
more prominent. Lyrical poetry, odes, pastorals, elegies, epigrams; dramatic
presentations of comedy and tragedy; historiography, rhetorical treatises,
philosophical dialectics, and philosophical treatises all arose in this period. The
two major lyrical poets were Sappho and Pindar. The Classical era also saw the
dawn of drama.
Of the hundreds of tragedies written and performed during the classical age, only
a limited number of plays by three authors have survived: those of Aeschylus,
Sophocles, and Euripides. The surviving plays by Aristophanes are also a
treasure trove of comic presentation, while Herodotus and Thucydides are two of
the most inuential historians in this period. The greatest prose achievement of
the 4th century was in philosophy with the works of the three great philosophers.
Leading literary gures of modern Greece include Dionysios Solomos, Andreas
Kalvos, Angelos Sikelianos, Emmanuel Rhoides, Kostis Palamas, Penelope
Delta, Yannis Ritsos, Alexandros Papadiamantis, Nikos Kazantzakis, Andreas
Embeirikos, Kostas Karyotakis, Gregorios Xenopoulos, Constantine P. Cavafy,
and Demetrius Vikelas.
Two Greek authors have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature: George
Seferis in 1963 and Odysseas Elytis in 1979.
Cuisine
Greek cuisine is characteristic of the healthy Mediterranean diet, which is
epitomized by dishes of Crete.
Greek cuisine incorporates fresh ingredients into a variety of local dishes such as
moussaka, stifado, Greek salad, fasolada, spanakopita and souvlaki.
Throughout Greece, people often enjoy eating from small dishes such as meze
with various dips such as tzatziki, grilled octopus and small sh, feta cheese,
dolmades (rice, currants and pine kernels wrapped in vine leaves), various pulses,
olives and cheese. Olive oil is added to almost every dish.
Sweet desserts such as galaktoboureko, and drinks such as ouzo, metaxa and a
variety of wines including retsina.
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Music and dances
Greek vocal music extends far back into ancient times where mixed-gender
choruses performed for entertainment, celebration and spiritual reasons.
Instruments during that period included the double-reed aulos and the plucked
string instrument, the lyre, especially the special kind called a kithara. Music
played an important role in the education system during ancient times.
In the 20th century, Greek composers have had a signicant impact on the
development of avant garde and modern classical music, with gures such as
Iannis Xenakis, Nikos Skalkottas, and Dimitri Mitropoulos achieving international
prominence.
At the same time, composers and musicians such as Mikis Theodorakis, Manos
Hatzidakis, Vangelis and Demis Roussos garnered an international following for
their music, which include famous lm scores such as Zorba the Greek, Serpico,
Never on Sunday, America America, Eternity and a Day, Chariots of Fire, among
others.
Greek American composers known for their lm scores include Yanni and Basil
Poledouris. Notable Greek opera singers and classical musicians of the 20th and
21st century include Maria Callas, Nana Mouskouri, Mario Frangoulis, Leonidas
Kavakos, Dimitris Sgouros and others.
Sports
Greece is the birthplace of the ancient Olympic Games, rst recorded in 776 BC
in Olympia, and hosted the modern Olympic Games twice, the inaugural 1896
Summer Olympics and the 2004 Summer Olympics. During the parade of nations
Greece is always called rst, as the founding nation of the ancient precursor of
modern Olympics.
Mythology
The numerous gods of the ancient Greek religion as well Zeus was the King
of the ancient Greek dodekatheon as the mythical heroes and events of the
ancient Greek epics and other pieces of art and literature from the time make
up what is nowadays colloquially referred to as Greek mythology. Apart from
serving a religious function, the mythology of the ancient Greek world also served
a cosmological role as it was meant to try to explain how the world was formed
and operated.
The principal gods of the ancient Greek religion were the Dodekatheon, or the
Twelve Gods, who lived on the top of Mount Olympus. The most important of all
ancient Greek gods was Zeus, the king of the gods, who was married to Hera,
who was also Zeuss sister. The other Greek gods that made up the Twelve
Olympians were Demeter, Hades, Ares, Poseidon, Athena, Dionysus, Apollo,

Artemis, Aphrodite, Hephaestus and Hermes. Apart from these twelve gods,
Greeks also had a variety of other mystical beliefs, such as nymphs and other
magical creatures.
Public holidays and festivals
According to the Greek Law, the following days considered to be Public Holidays:
January 1 (New Years Day),
March 25 (Greek Independence Day),
Good Monday (usually in February),
Epitaphios (Holy Friday), Holy Saturday, Easter Day and the day after
(Easter Monday) (April or May),
May 1 (Labour Day),
August 15 (Assumption or Dormition of the Holy Virgin),
October 28 (Ochi Day),
December 25 (Christmas) and December 26.
There are also some local holidays.
Notable festivals include Patras Carnival, Athens Festival and various local
festivals.
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Participation
Military personnel from all the countries worldwide is eligible for attending the courses. Restrictions
may occur in some NATO related courses.
Enrolment
An application should be send either to the Greek Attache accredited to the country which wants
to participate or through the respective Attache accredited to Greece to the appropriate Hellenic
Authority.
Ranks
The listed ranks in the whole catalogue, follow the NATO STANAG 2116 Edition 6/2010 NATO
CODES FOR GRADES OF MILITARY PERSONNEL.
According to the STANAG, ofcer and other ranks will be identied by a NATO code witin the
following grades:
Ofcers:
OF-1 to OF-10
Other ranks:
OR-1 to OR-9
Warrant Ofcers:
W1 to W5
OR-5 to OR-9 inclusive are considered Non-Commissioned Ofcers.
Language
Greece offers courses in both Greek or English language.
In the catalogue that follows, there exists the language and the appropriate level. It confronts with
the NATO STANAG 6001 Edition 4/2010 LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY LEVELS.
According to the STANAG, language prociency proles will be recorded using a sequence of 4
digits, to represent the four language skill areas:
Skill L for Listening
Skill S for Speaking
Skill R for Reading
Skill W for Writing
The language prociency skills are broken into six levels coded 0 through 5, dened as follows:
Level 0 No prociency
Level 1 Survival
Level 2 Functional
Level 3 Professional
Level 4 Expert
Level 5 Highly-articulate native
The four-digit number is preceded by the code letters SLP to indicate that the prole shown is the
Standardised Language Prole.
For example, Greek/SLP 2221 means that:
the language is Greek
the level is
2 for Listening (Functional)
2 for Speaking (Functional)
2 for Reading (Functional)
1 for Writing (Survival)
Greece will not ask for a proof of language level, which is the applicants responsibility. In case of
lower that the appropriate language level, there is the risk for failure in the course.
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TRAINING GUIDE
Greece allows in some courses a translator, at the applicants chose and cost.
There is an exemption for participation in Military Academies as described in the relevant courses.
Physical Condition
There exist obligatory physical condition restrictions for some courses. It is the applicants
responsibility to fullll them. In case of failure, they will not be allowed to continue the course.
Cost
The cost is considerable low and will be discussed with the potential participant country at a
bilateral basis.
Attending a course
Attendees should be present during the course, according to the course schedule. There exists a
limit of absence which leads to a failure in the course.
Religious, customs etc
Greece is a totally free country which fully respects all the religious, allowing participants to follow
their respective obligations, traditions or customs, under the strict assumption of respecting the
Hellenic Law.
Medical Support
Greece offers full medical support through its defense medical servises (military hospitals etc).
Administrative matters
Travel to Greece and return back home, is at the participants cost.
In some cases a visa is needed. The ofcial site of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs www.mfa.gr
provides all the necessary information.
Uniform is obligatory in all the courses, following to the countries regulations, with the exemption
of Military Academies.
When not in the scheduled work time, non uniform is allowed. Students of the Military Academies
follow the respective rules.
Administrative matters which might be arosen, could be solved through the respective Attache.
Public holidays
According to the Greek Law, the following days considered to be Public Holidays:
January 1 (New Years Day),

March 25 (Greek Independence Day),
Good Monday (usually in February),
Epitaphios (Holy Friday), Holy Saturday, Easter Day and the day after (Easter Monday
(April or May),
May 1 (Labour Day),
August 15 (Assumption or Dormition of the Holy Virgin),
October 28 (Ochi Day),
December 25 (Christmas) and December 26.
There are also some local holidays.
JOINT COURSES
in
GREEK
J OINT
HELLENIC NATIONAL DEFENCE COLLEGE

CODE JN-JN-HG-0001-GR
BRANCH
HELLENIC NATIONAL DEFENCE

GENERAL STAFF
TYPE
JN
AIM
The mission of HNDC is to educate and
train Ofcers of the Armed Forces, the
Security Bodies, the Fire Brigade and
the Coast Guard, as well as employees
of Ministries, Organizations and public or
private law companies, in order fro them
to become capable of handling National
Defence issues in the eld of their
responsibilities. Moreover, the College
functions as scientic body in the Armed
Forces area on issues of Defence Policy
and National Strategy.
SCHOOL
Defence College
LOCATION
Athens
DURATION
9 months
FREQUENCY 1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OF-4, OF-5
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Greek/ SLP 3333
The war and the state: the use
of force
Theoretical aspects of strategy
Factors of stage power- High
strategy
Applied strategy of national of
national security: (exercise on
crisis management
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Graduation from
Army/Navy Air
Command and Staff
College or equivalent
MISCELLANEOUS The educational
program includes
trips and visits
ATHENS
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SUPREME JOINT WAR COLLEGE

CODE JN-JN-HG-0002-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
OPERATIONAL LEVEL
To provide to senior ofcers of the three
Armed services with common skills at the
operational and strategic level as well as
knowledge on key geopolitical issues. The
main objective is to educate these senior
ofcers in the planning and execution of
joint and multinational operations, in order
to instil a primary commitment to joint
teamwork, attitudes and perspectives.
War College
Thessaloniki
10 months
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
OF3-OF4
Max 250
Greek/SLP 3333
Operational Planning
Conduct of Joint Operations
Strategy and National Security
Leadership and Management
For Greek students:

Outstanding performance records during their 15 to 22 years service
career to date
Adequate experience in various assignments required for their rank
Graduation from the perspective Staff Ofcers School (Army, Navy and
Air Force), with graduate degree of 75% and above
Fullment of the necessary requirements, in accordance with the
current legislation, concerning essential qualications for promotions
For foreign students according to the existing policy and mutual agreement
among the countries and the HNDGS.
J OINT
MISCELLANEOUS The desired end state is all

the students to receive adequate knowledge in order to
be highly qualied Joint Staff
ofcers capable to operate in
a multinational environment
THESSALONIKH
CODE JN-MD-AC-0001-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
ACADEMIC
To provide combined military and scientic education for future medical ofcers
(Doctors)
Combat Support Ofcers Military Academy
Thessaloniki
6 years
Yearly
J OINT
COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
Max not to exceed 10%

of native cadets
LANGUAGE/LEVEL Greek/SLP 3333
Greek Language lesCONTENTS
sons
Full Curriculum of the
University of Thessaloniki
Medical School
Military
Education
Lectures
Military Training
Miscellaneous Cultural, Sports and Recreation
Activities
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Military Fitness
THESSALONIKH
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DENTIST DEPARTMENT
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL
STAFF
ACADEMIC
To
provide
combined
military
and
scientic
education for future medical
ofcers (Dentists)
Combat Support Ofcers
Military Academy
Thessaloniki
5 years
Yearly
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
Max not to exceed 10% of native

cadets
LANGUAGE/LEVEL Greek/ SLP 3333
CONTENTS
Greek Language lessons
Full Curriculum of the University
of Thessaloniki Dentist School
Military Education Lectures
Military Training
Miscellaneous Cultural, Sports
and Recreation Activities
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Military Fitness
J OINT
THESSALONIKH
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
ACADEMIC
To provide combined military and
scientic education for future medical
ofcers (Veterinarians)
Combat Support Ofcers Military
Academy
Thessaloniki
5 years
Yearly
J OINT

VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA

cadets
CONTENTS
of
Thessaloniki
Veterinary
School
Military Training
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Military Fitness
THESSALONIKH
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54

PHARMACIST DEPARTMENT
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC NATIONAL
DEFENCE GENERAL STAFF
ACADEMIC
To provide combined military
and scientic education for future
medical ofcers (Pharmacists)
Academy
Thessaloniki
5 years
Yearly
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA

cadets
CONTENTS
of Thessaloniki Pharmaceutical
School
Military Training
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Military Fitness
J OINT
THESSALONIKH
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
ACADEMIC
scientic education for future medical
ofcers (Psychologists)
Academy
Thessaloniki
4 years
Yearly
J OINT

PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA

cadets
CONTENTS
of Thessaloniki Pharmaceutical
School
Military Training
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Military Fitness
THESSALONIKH
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MILITARY NURSING ACADEMY

BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
MEDICAL
The military Nursing Academy Degree
Military Nursing Academy
Athens
4 years
Yearly
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
Depending on Hellenic National

Defence General Staff annual
guidelines
CONTENTS
Theory and clinical training in
Athens Kapodistrian University
Military Training
Foreign Languges
General Interest courses
J OINT
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Completion of secondary education (at the age of eighteen)

Previously Selected by their countries
Free military and academic training
Free staying and clothing
ATHENS
CODE JN-LG-AC-0001-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
ACADEMIC
scientic education for future nancial
ofcers
Academy
Thessaloniki
4 years
Yearly
J OINT

FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA

cadets
CONTENTS
of Thessaloniki School of
Economics
Military Training
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Military Fitness
THESSALONIKH
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RECRUITING - ADVOCATE DEPARTMENT
CODE JN-OT-AC-0001-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
ACADEMIC
scientic education for future Recruiting/
Advocate ofcers
Academy
Thessaloniki
4 years
Yearly
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA

cadets
CONTENTS
of Thessaloniki School of
Economics
Military Training
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Military Fitness
J OINT
THESSALONIKH
CODE JN-SN-BA-0001-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
SIMULATION COURSE
To provide the ability to plan, organize
and execute a CAX.
Modelling and Simulation Center
Athens
5 Days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
J OINT
METHODOLOGY OF PLANNING, ORGANIZING AND

EXECUTING CAX
OF-3 to OF-5
5
20
Greek / SLP 3332
Introduction to CAX
CAX Planning Procedures.
CAX Executing Procedures.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Depending on the overall number of trainees meals and accommodation

may be provided, upon request, with additional cost.
ATHENS
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60
CAX SCENARIO DATA BASE PREPARATION & BUILDING

CAX SUPPORTING TOOLS
CODE
JN-SN-BA-0002-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
TECHNICAL COURSE
To provide the ability to prepare and
populate a scenario Data Base
Athens
5 Days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
J OINT
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 to OF-2 and Civilians

5
20
Greek / SLP 3332
Scenario Building
MEL/MIL Database Building
Procedures
Data
Base
Requirements,
Preparation, Building Procedures.
CAX Support Processes and
Tools.
Knowledge of Military terminology

ATHENS
J OINT
MODELLING AND SIMULATION

CODE
JN-SN-BA-0003-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
SIMULATION COURSE
To provide the ability to understand
Modelling and Simulation procedures.
Athens
15 Days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-3 to OF-5
5
20
Greek / SLP 3332
Statistics and Probability.
Pseudo-random Number Generation and Realization of
Random Variables.
Static and Dynamic Simulation.
Phases in Simulation.
Basic Knowledge of Operational Research issues.

ATHENS
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ARMED FORCES CBRN SCHOOL

CODE
AR-JN-AD-0096-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC ARMY GENERAL STAFF

TECHNICAL & THEORETICAL SCHOOL
To provide basic education in order to
enable participation in CRBN Operating
Teams
JointSchool
Chaidari
2 Weeks
3 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
J OINT
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-1
8
10
Greek/SLP 3333
Description of CRBN Threats
CRBN Operations Procedures
CRBN Protective Equipment
Practical Training
CRBN Reports
Also, education in all elds of
CRBN Defence.
Capable of participating in CRBN Operating Teams.
Depending on the overall number of trainees at the JointSchool,

accommodation may be provided, upon request, with additional cost.
These facilities are provided from Signals School. Meals are not
provided.
ATHENS
CODE
AF-JN-AD-0017-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC AIR FORCE GENERAL

STAFF
JOINT
Academic training in EW systems of
all the rmed Forces (Army-Navy-Air
Force).
Exercise in planning and execution of
EW joint operations.
ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
5 weeks
Once a year
J OINT
JOINT ELECTRONIC WARFARE
RANK
OF-2 to OF-5 or OR-7 and above
MIN MAX QUOTA 15 to 25
CONTENTS
ACADEMIC TRAINING
PRACTICAL TRAINING
(4 WEEKS)
(1 WEEK)
ELECTRONIC WARFARE
EXECUTION OF JOINT
RADAR
EW OPERATIONS
COMMUNICATION
ESM
ECM
EPM
ELECTRO-OPTICS
ADVANCED TOPICS
ARMY EW CAPABILITIES
NAVY EW CAPABILITIES
AIR FORCE EW CAPABILITIES
JOINT EW OPERATIONS
PLANNING
JOINT
EW
OPERATIONS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Graduate from the Hellenic Air Force Basic Electronic Warfare Course
or similar.
Computer skills: Students must be able to support their briengs with
software presentations (e.g., PPT presentations).
MISCELLANEOUS
Accommodation,
food - drink and
transportation
expenses are to be
paid by the participating personnel.
ANDRAVIDA
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JOINT COURSES
in
ENGLISH
CODE
JN-JN-HG-0001-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
JN
To educate and train Ofcers of the
Armed Forces, in order to become capable of handling National Defence issues
in the eld of their responsibilities, as
well as to develop their knowledge more
deeply in areas regarding strategy, history, politics and economics
Defence College
Athens
12 weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
J OINT
SENIOR COURSE ON DEFENCE STUDIES: FACTS AND

ANALYSIS OF STRATEGIC THOUGHT AND LEADERSHIP
OF-5
15-20
English/SLP 3333
Strategy, Military, Theory and
Geopolitics
Weapon Systems
Strategy
and
International
Relations
International Environment
Economics
Crisis Management and Games
Graduation from Army/Navy Air Command and Staff College or

equivalent
ATHENS
67
68
SUPREME JOINT WAR COLLEGE

CODE
JN-JN-HG-0002-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
OPERATIONAL
To study, from the Hellenic perspective,
the principles, planning and conduct of
joint operations in an integrated setting
and at the operational level.
Course (IJOPC)
Thessaloniki
4 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
J OINT
MISCELLANEOUS
OF3-OF4
12 20
English/SLP 3333
Joint Operations Planning Process- an Introduction
Operations Planning Tools Joint
Intelligence Preparation of the
Operational Environment- An Introduction
Mission Analysis and Mission
Analysis Brieng (MAB)
Development of Friendly Courses of Action (COAs)
Wargaming
Decision Brieng
CONOPS Development
OPLAN Development
The lectures are supported by
case studies and reinforced by a
practical exercise
Students must have basic level computer skills in the Microsoft Ofce
package
This course is suitable for
ofcers serving in Joint
Operations Level Headquarters, who require a
broad knowledge of the
principles and application
of the Joint Operational
Planning process. The
course is open to all international partners
The course is mostly
practitioner based
THESSALONIKH
CODE JN-SN-BA-0001-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
SIMULATION COURSE
To provide the ability to plan, organize
and execute a CAX.
Athens
5 Days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
J OINT
METHODOLOGY OF PLANNING, ORGANIZING AND

EXECUTING CAX
OF-3 to OF-5
5
20
English / SLP 3333
Introduction to CAX
CAX Planning Procedures.
CAX Executing Procedures.

ATHENS
69
70
CAX SCENARIO DATA BASE PREPARATION & BUILDING

CAX SUPPORTING TOOLS
CODE
JN-SN-BA-0002-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
TECHNICAL COURSE
To provide the ability to prepare and
populate a scenario Data Base
Athens
5 Days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
J OINT
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 to OF-2 and Civilians

5
20
English / SLP 3333
Scenario Building
MEL/MIL Database Building
Procedures
Data Base Requirements,
Preparation, Building
Procedures.
CAX Support Processes and
Tools.
Knowledge of Military terminology

ATHENS
J OINT
MODELLING AND SIMULATION

CODE
JN-SN-BA-0003-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
SIMULATION COURSE
To provide the ability to understand
Modelling and Simulation procedures.
Athens
15 Days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-3 to OF-5
5
20
English / SLP 3333
Statistics and Probability.
Pseudo-random
Number
Generation and Realization of
Random Variables.
Static and Dynamic Simulation.
Phases in Simulation.
Basic Knowledge of Operational Research issues.

ATHENS
71
72
BASIC ANALYST COURCE (BAC)

CODE JN-IL-BA-0001-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
JOINT STRATEGIC
To provide a basic knowledge of the
Analysis context (Theoretical and
Practical training)
HELLENIC JOINT INTELLIGENCE
Athens
2 weeks
1 PER SEMESTER (1ST MAY, 2ND
OCTOBER)
RANK
OF-1 TO OF-4,
Civilian Intelligence Personnel
MIN MAX QUOTA 10-12
LANGUAGE/LEVEL English/SLP 3333
CONTENTS
The Human Mental Mechanism
- Intelligence and Knowledge Introduction to Philosophy
Introduction to Thinking (critical
- creative) - Argumentation Reasoning
Analytic Techniques
Analysis of Choice
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
J OINT
Professional knowledge of the English language

Minimal Intelligence experience
A copy of biographic information
Classication level: Unclassied
Meals and accommodation may be provided, upon request, with
additional cost
Educational visits to Archaeological sites
Mini cruise (weekend) at the islands, with additional cost
ATHENS
CODE JN-JN-ME-0001-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
NATO SELECTED
To provide students with a working
knowledge of NATOs PA policy,
responsibilities, procedures and duties of
a PAO
Multinational Peace Support Operations
Basic Affair Ofcers Course
Kristoni, Kilkis
2 weeks
2 per year
J OINT
BASIC PUBLIC AFFAIR OFFICERS COURSE
RANK
OF-1 up to OF-5 Civilians of

equivalent work
MIN MAX QUOTA Up to 35
CONTENTS
Media environment
Legal Aspects
Interview training
PAOs experiences
NATO Strategic communication
PA exercise
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
No basic entry standards required

none
KILKIS
73
74
OPERATION BASIC COURSE

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
JN-JN-ME-0002-EN
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
NATO ACCREDITED
To prepare ofcers for assignment as
Platoon Leaders for the conduct of PSO
led by NATO or other regional security
organizations
Multinational Peace Support Operations
Basic Course
Kristoni, Kilkis
2 weeks
1 per year
RANK

equivalent work
CONTENTS
Hostage survival
Negotiation- Mediation
Mine awareness
Check point duties
Observation Post duties
Use of Force
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

none
J OINT
KILKIS
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
JN-JN-ME-0003-EN
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
NATO ACCREDITED
To prepare ofcers for assignment as
Military Observers in PSOs
United Nations Military Observers
Course
Kristoni, Kilkis
3 weeks
1 per year
J OINT
UNITED NATIONS MILITARY OBSERVERS COURSE
RANK

equivalent work
CONTENTS
Mine awareness
Self protection
Patroling
Coordination with NGOs
Investigation
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

none
KILKIS
75
76
INFLUENCE OPERATIONS
IN MULTINATIONAL ENVIRONMENT COURSE
CODE
JN-JN-ME-0004-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
NATO ACCREDITED
To provide the participants with necessary
knowledge and skills in order to accent
communications, to affect attitudes and
behaviors
Inuence Operations in Multinational
Environment Course
Kristoni, Kilkis
1 week
1 per year
RANK

equivalent work
CONTENTS
Information Operations
Inuence Operations
vElectronic Warfare
Cyberwar Operations
Role of Media
Target Audience Analysis
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

none
J OINT
KILKIS
CODE
JN-JN-ME-0005-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
NATO ACCREDITED
To familiarize ofcers and NCOs to be
capable of establishing, organizing,
manning equipping and training units
for the conduct of PSOs led by NATO or
other regional security organizations
Sea Land Border Security and Refugees/
Arms/Dual use Goods control Course
Kristoni, Kilkis
1 week
1 per year
J OINT
SEA LAND BORDER SECURITY AND REFUGEES/

ARMS/DUAL USE GOODS CONTROL COURSE
RANK
OR-3 up to OR-9, OF-1 up to OF-3

Civilians of equivalent work
CONTENTS
OSCE doctrine
Use of force
Human rights
Use of bomb/drug Dogs
Coast guard duties
UNHCR
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

none
KILKIS
77
78
MULTINATIONAL CIMIC FIELD WORKERS BASIC COURSE

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
JN-JN-ME-0006-EN
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
NATO LISTED
To provide eld workers and improve
the knowledge and skills of military and
civilian personnel regarding civil military
cooperation and the civil dimension
Multinational CIMIC Field Workers Basic
Course
Kristoni, Kilkis
2 weeks
1 per year
RANK
OR-6 up to OR-9, OF-1 up to OF-3

Civilians of equivalent work
CONTENTS
Media
Meetings
CIMIC Center
IOs- NGOs
Background of CIMIC
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

none
J OINT
KILKIS
J OINT
CULTURAL AWARENESS COURSE

CODE
JN-JN-ME-0007-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
GENERAL STAFF
NATO LISTED
To provide the participants with necessary
cultural values and perspectives all over
the world as well as acquaintance with
religious matters and gender issues
Cultural Awareness Course
Kristoni, Kilkis
1 week
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

equivalent work
Up to 35
English/SLP 3232
Cultural Awareness
Arad World
Overview of Islam
Gender issues
Dos and donts
Religious of the world

none
KILKIS
79
80
JOINT ELECTRONIC WARFARE

CODE
AF-JN-AD-0017-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

STAFF
JOINT
Academic training in EW systems of
all the rmed Forces (Army-Navy-Air
Force).
Exercise in planning and execution of
EW joint operations.
ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
5 weeks
Once a year
RANK
CONTENTS
J OINT
ACADEMIC TRAINING
PRACTICAL TRAINING
(4 WEEKS)
(1 WEEK)
ELECTRONIC WARFARE
EXECUTION OF JOINT
RADAR
EW OPERATIONS
COMMUNICATION
ESM
ECM
EPM
ELECTRO-OPTICS
ADVANCED TOPICS
ARMY EW CAPABILITIES
NAVY EW CAPABILITIES
AIR FORCE EW CAPABILITIES
JOINT EW OPERATIONS
PLANNING
JOINT
EW
OPERATIONS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Graduate from the Hellenic Air Force Basic Electronic Warfare Course
or similar.
MISCELLANEOUS
Accommodation, food drink and transportation

expenses are to be paid
by the participating personnel.
ANDRAVIDA
ARMY COURSES
in
GREEK
81
A RMY
HELLENIC MILITARY ACADEMY

(BACHELOR IN MILITARY SCIENCE)
CODE
AR-AR-AC-0093-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

ACADEMIC EDUCATION-MILITARY
EDUCATION
1. A good command of Greek language
and strengthen their physics and
mathematics background (pre training).
2. Platoon leader commanders and
Army course trainers
Hellenic Military Academy
Vari, Athens
42 weeks (pre training), 4 years
(Bachelor)
Yearly
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA 15 (for pre-training)
LANGUAGE/LEVEL English /SLP 2222 (for pre-training) or
French/SLP 2222 (for pre-training) or
Russian/ SLP 2222 (for pre-training)
and Greek/SLP 4444 (for Bachelor)
CONTENTS
Greek language
Mathematics for pre-training
Physics
According to the curriculum for
the Bachelor
Pre-training (1 year),
Academic-Military Education (4 years)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
High school graduates

According to international arrangements
Accommodation, food and health insurance provided by Hellenic
Military Academy.
ATHENS
83
84
NCO EDUCATION (ACADEMIC - MILITARY)

CODE
AR-AR-AC-0094-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

ACADEMIC
To provide future NCOs' with the
ability to respond to the requirements
of modern Armed Forces and operate
in international and European military
environment.
Hellenic Army NCOs' Academy
Trikala, GREECE
2 years (4 semesters)
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Cadet
5
6
Greek/SLP 3333
Military Spirit
General Professional Training
Military Professional Training
General Education
Social Education
Physical Training
Gender:
Male or Female.
Age:
Below 21 years at the time of the entry.
General Health: Healthy and able-bodied.
Graduates/Languages:
2nd Grade Education (or higher) with indicator
of behavior APPROPRIATE or better.
B2 English Language Certicate (EU Certied)
Never condemned for any crime or imprisoned for any reason (incl.
international crimes).
No trials pending against him/her.
Never expelled from any Military Academy for health or behavior
reasons in the past.
Never condemned for political crimes (incl. terrorism and resistance
against law & order).
MISCELLANEOUS
A RMY
TRIKALA
86
ADVANCED MILITARY TRAINING (THEORITICAL)

CODE
AR-AR-AC-0095 GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

THEORETICAL SCHOOL
To provide the ability to trainees to
command Military Units and operate
as staff ofcers in Brigade and Division
level.
Hellenic Army Command and Staff
College
Thessaloniki
24 Weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-2 to OF-3
70
100
Greek/SLP 3333
Theoretical Training
Exercises
Seminars
Staff Operating procedures
Capable of operating as a Company commander and a Unit Staff Ofcer.
Depending on the overall number of trainees at the School, meals and

accommodation may be provided, upon request, with additional cost.
A RMY
THESSALONIKH
A RMY
BASIC ANALYST COURSE (BAC)

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-IN-AD-0001-GR
TACTICAL OPERATION SCHOOL
To provide tactical and operation
knowledge to command a company.
Infantry School
Chalkida
12 Weeks
3 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-3
10
Greek/SLP 3333
Tactical School
Management and Leadership
Operation at modern Warfare
War Game JANUS
Capable of management, tactics and operating abilities.
Depending on the overall number of trainees at the Infantry School,

meals and accommodation may be provided, upon request, with
additional cost.
CHALKIDA
87
88
BASIC 2ND LIEUTENANT TRAINING SCHOOL

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-IN-BA-0002-GR
BASIC TACTICAL, OPERATION AND
MANAGEMENT SCHOOL.
To provide management, tactical and
operation knowledge to lead a platoon.
Infantry School
Chalkida
50 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-1
10
Greek/SLP 2222
Military Weapons
Tactical School
War Game JANUS

additional cost.
CHALKIDA
A RMY
WARRANT OFFICER TRAINING SCHOOL

CODE
AR-IN-BA-0003-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

MANAGEMENT SCHOOL
operation knowledge to command a
squadron or a company.
Infantry School
Chalkida
8 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9
10
Greek/SLP 2222
Military Weapons
Tactical School
War Game JANOS

additional cost.
CHALKIDA
89
90
BASIC SERGEANT TRAINING SCHOOL

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-IN--0004-GR
MANAGEMENT SCHOOL
operation knowledge to lead a unit and a
platoon.
Infantry School
Chalkida
17 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5
10
Greek/SLP 2222
Military Weapons
Tactical School

additional cost.
CHALKIDA
92
MILAN - FAGOT TOW - KORNET

ANTITANK SYSTEMS OPERATOR
CODE
AR-IN-BA-0005-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Be able to operate effectively the MILAN
and FAGOT antitank systems.
Infantry School
Iraklio, Crete
4 Weeks
6 per year
RANK
OR-1 to OR-9
MIN MAX QUOTA 5
CONTENTS
System Description
Aiming procedure
Description of missiles types
Operating procedures
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Capable of operating modern technology systems.
Depending on the overall number of trainees at the Technical School,

additional cost.
IRAKLIO
A RMY
30 4,2, E44 81mm MORTAR SYSTEMS

CODE
AR-IN-BA-0006-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Be able to perform the functions of all
crew members of the M-30 4,2 and
81mm mortars section.
Infantry School
Iraklio, Crete
4 Weeks
6 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OR-9
5
Greek/SLP 3333
M-30 4,2and E-44 81mm mortar
systems general description
M-53 series sight unit operation
M-30 4,2 and E-44 81mm
mortar sections crew members
duties
Ammunition description
Aiming and ring procedures
Procedures in case of misre
M-30 4,2 and E-44 81mm
mortar systems troubleshooting

additional cost.
IRAKLIO
93
94
MACHINE GUNS OPERATOR MG3 7,62,

BRAUNING 0,50, GMG, Zu-23
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-IN-BA-0007-GR
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Be able to operate effectively the
machine guns
Infantry School
Iraklio, Crete
4 Weeks
6 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OR-9
5
Greek/SLP 2222
System Description.
Aiming procedure
Description of ammunition types

additional cost.
IRAKLIO
A RMY
BASIC MILITARY DRIVING SCHOOL

CODE
AR-IN-BA-0008-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

DRIVING LEARNING SCHOOL
Be able to drive and maintenance military
vehicles and APC, AFC (e.g M113,
BMP1, G127, M/S 240 GD, M/S 290 GD)
Infantry School
Litochoro
3 Weeks
6 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OF-1
5
Greek/SLP 2222
Military Vehicle Description.
Driving Knowledge
Operating procedures at the
battleground
Depending on the overall number of trainees at the Driving Learning

School, meals and accommodation may be provided, upon request,
with additional cost.
LITOCHORO
95
96
MILAN- FAGOT TOW ANTITANK SYSTEMS OPERATOR

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-IN-BA-0009-GR
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
and FAGOT antitank systems.
Infantry School
Argos Orestiko, Kastoria
2 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OR-9
5
Greek/SLP 2222
System Description.
Aiming procedure

additional cost.
A RMY
KASTORIA
A RMY
MACHINE GUNS OPERATOR

CODE
AR-IN-BA-0010-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Be able to operate effectively the
Zu-23 machine gun
Infantry School
2 Weeks
6 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OR-9
5
Greek/SLP 2222
System Description
Aiming procedure
Description of ammunition types

additional cost.
KASTORIA
97
98
-30 4,2, 81mm MORTAR SYSTEMS

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-IN-BA-0011-GR
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
crewmembers of the M-30 4,2 and E-44
81mm mortars section.
Infantry School
2 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OR-9
5
Greek/SLP 2222
M-30 4,2and E-44 81mm mortar
systems general description
M-30 4,2 and E-44 81mm
mortar sections crew members
duties
M-30 4,2 and E-44 81mm
mortar systems troubleshooting

additional cost.
A RMY
KASTORIA
A RMY
TRAINING IN URBAN OPERATIONS

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-IN-ME-0104-GR
THEORETICAL PRACTICAL
TRAINING
Train Personnel in Conducting Urban
Operations
Infantry School
Argiroupoli Kilkis
1 Week
4 per year
RANK
OR-1 to OF-2
MIN MAX QUOTA 20 60
LANGUAGE/
Greek/SLP 2222
LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Basic Elements of Urban Operations

Defensive Offensive Operations
Basic Skills
Procedures Movement,
Entry Techniques, Camouage
Basic knowledge of Infantry ghting techniques.
Meal and residence are provided.
ARGIROUPOLI
99
100
ARMOUR OFFICERS BASIC COURSE

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AM-BA-0030-GR
TECHNICAL - TACTICAL SCHOOL
To produce effective tank platoon
leaders
Armour School
Avlonas, Attiki
50 Weeks (3 weeks break)
Once a Year (July).
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-1
Max 5
Greek/SLP 3333
Technical training
Basic military knowledge
Intelligence
Logistics
Tactical training

Infantry squad level tactics prociency
Meals are provided, upon request, with additional cost.
Accommodation is not provided on Armor School premises, but can be
arranged in nearby facilities, with additional cost.
AVLONA
A RMY
ARMOUR NCOs BASIC COURSE

CODE
AR-AM-BA-0031-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL - TACTICAL SCHOOL
To produce effective tank platoon
sergeants
Armour School
Avlonas, Attiki
37 Weeks (2 weeks break)
Once a Year (July).
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5 to OR-6
Max 5
Greek/SLP 3333
Technical training
Intelligence
Logistics
Tactical training

Infantry squad level tactics prociency
Meals are provided, upon request, with additional cost.
Accommodation is not provided on Armor School premises, but can be
arranged in nearby facilities, with additional cost.
AVLONA
101
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AT-BA-0024-GR
STAFF
Provide the knowledge and skills to
assume the duties of FA battery Fire
Direction Ofcer battery Commander
Artillery School
Nea Peramos Attikis
40 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A RMY
FIELD ARTILLERY OFFICERS BASIC COURSE
OF-1
7
Greek/SLP 2222
Manual and automated
Procedures in the Fire Direction
Center
Preparing the battery for duty
assumption and re mission
execution
Observed Fire Procedures
M109A2-A3GEA1-A2 Howitzer
Crew duties
Ammunition preparation and
handling
Field Artillery Tactics
Live Firing
None
Accommodation and Residence at hotels in Nea Peramos area.

Trainees will undergo written tests before the end of the course.
Trainees will receive certicate of attendance.
N. PERAMOS
103
104
FIELD ARTILLERY NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS

BASIC COURSE
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AT-BA-0025-GR
STAFF
Artillery School
Nea Peramos Attikis
20 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-1
7
Greek/SLP 2222
Center
Gunnery Sergeant Duties
M109A2-A3GEA1-A2 Howitzer
Crew duties
handling
Elements of Field Artillery
Tactics
Live Firing
None
Accommodation and Residence at hotels in Nea Peramos area.

N. PERAMOS
CODE
AR-AT-BA-0026-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

SPECIALTY
To provide basic knowledge on
intermediate maintenance of TOR-M1
System items
182 TOR M1 BN
Komotini
6 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5 to OR-9
3
Greek/SLP 2221
5Periodic checks Intermediate
maintenance
of
electronic
systems of TOR M1 Launcher
Basic Air Defense Artillery Procedures Knowledge.

TOR M1 System Basic Operational School.
Accommodation, at trainees expense, in Komotinis Hotels.

Meals maybe provided, upon request at trainees expense, at the
Komotini Ofcers Club.
Trainees will undergo written tests before the end of the course and
will receive certicate of attendance.
TOR M1 System TMs in English.
A RMY
TOR M1 ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE COURSE
KOMOTINI
105
106
TOR M1 ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE COURSE

24 G TECHNICIAN
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AT-BA-0027-GR
SPECIALTY
intermediate maintenance of TOR-M1
System items
182 TOR M1 BN
Komotini
6 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5 to OR-9
3
Greek/SLP 2221
Periodic checks Intermediate
maintenance of the radars and
the Fire Distribution Center of
TOR M1 System

TOR M1 Systems Basic Operational School.
Accommodation, at trainees expense, in Komotinis Hotels.

Meals maybe provided, upon request at trainees expense, at the
Komotini Ofcers Club.
TOR M1 System TMs in English.
A RMY
KOMOTINI
CODE
AR-AT-BA-0028-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

SPECIALTY
intermediate maintenance of HAWK
System items
180 HAWK BN
Polydendri Attiki
6 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5 to OR-9
3
Greek/SLP 2221
maintenance of HAWK AN/
MPQ-61 (HPI) Radar, XM-304
(Digital Launcher), (L4-M50112) Loader
maintenance Picking up
Transfer Loading/Unloading
HAWK missiles
Extensive Simulator Training on
Troubleshooting Procedures

HAWK Systems Basic Operational School.
Accommodation and meals can be provided, upon request at trainees

expense, at the Unit Ofcers Club in Polydendri - Attiki.
Training provided refers to the Greek version of the HAWK System
(with software and TMs in English).
A RMY
HAWK ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE COURSE

24 C TECHNICIAN
ATTIKI
107
108
HAWK ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE COURSE

24 G TECHNICIAN
CODE
AR-AT-BA-0029-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
intermediate maintenance of HAWK
System items
180 HAWK BN
Polydendri Attiki
6 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

HAWK Systems Basic Operational School.
Accommodation and meals can be provided, upon request at trainees

expense, at the Unit Ofcers Club in Polydendri - Attiki.
Training provided refers to the Greek version of the HAWK System
(with software and TMs in English).
A RMY
OR-4 to OR-9
3
Greek/SLP 2221
Periodic checks Intermediate maintenance of HAWK AN/
MPQ-62 (CWARI) Radar, AN/
TPX-46(V) IFF, Battery Fire Distribution Center (BFDC)
Extensive Simulator Training on
Troubleshooting Procedures
ATTIKI
110
EOD C/IED TRAINING COURSE

CODE
AR-EN-BA-0036-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide :
- he ability to perform in EOD
environment.
- he basic knowledge on Countering
Imrovised explosive devices.
Hellenic School Of
Engineers
LOUTRAKI
2 Week
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-2
6
10
Greek/SLP 2222
EOD C/IED Doctrine and related
STANAGs
Capable of operating technology equipment.

a. There is availability in launch/supper at the Ofcers Mess and the
estimated cost is 10 euro per trainee. The staying in the Trainees
Facilities depends on their availability during the course.
b. In case of accommodation in the Trainees Accommodation Facilities
the estimated cost is 400 euros per trainee. If the trainees facilities are
not available the cost will be augmented aprox. 200 euros ( 600 euros
in total ).
LOUTRAKI
A RMY
DEMINING TRAINING COURSE

CODE
AR-EN-BA-0038-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
-To provide the ability to operate
effectively Demi-ning procedures.
-To perform effectively in Demining
operations.
Hellenic School Of Engineers
LOUTRAKI
2 Week
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-2
6
10
Greek/SLP 2222
Demining Related Doctrine and
STANAGs

not available the cost will be augmented aprox. 200 euros (600 euros
in total).
LOUTRAKI
111
112
DEMINING SEMINAR
CODE
AR-EN-BA-0040-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
-To provide the ability to operate
effectively Demining procedures
-To perform effectively in Demining
operations.
LOUTRAKI
2 Days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-2
6
10
Greek/SLP 2222
STANAGs
Capable of operating modern technology equipment.

in total ).
LOUTRAKI
CODE
AR-EN-BA-0042-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide basic skills when operating in
Natural Disaster Operations.
LOUTRAKI
2 Days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
TRAINING N HANDLING F NATURAL DISASTERS
OR-9 to OF-2
6
10
Greek/SLP 2222
Fundamentals
of
Natural
Disasters Operations
First Aid administration
Fire ghting
Mountain Rescue
S.A.R. Dogs
Flood S.A.R.
Earthquake S.A.R.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
First Day Physical Training Evaluation:

MALE FEMALE
Pull-ups
6
Push-ups
30
15
Mile
700
800
Sit-ups
30
20
MISCELLANEOUS

in total ).
LOUTRAKI
113
114
FLOAT BRIDGING TRAINING (RIBBONFLOAT BRIDGE)

CODE
AR-EN-ME-0102-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the ability to construct
effectively the RIBBON oat bridge.
Engineer School
Toxotes, Xanthi
2 Weeks
1 per year / Nov
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A RMY
MISCELLANEOUS
Engineer Basic
Education
Driving License
for 5-ton vehicle
(Additional)
-
OR-1 to OF-1
15 (max)
Greek/SLP 1111
Description and technical characteristics of Ribbon Bridge - vehicle M812A1 - erection boats CSB
LCB.
Launching of RIBBON bridges
components on the land and in
the water.
boats (CSBLCB) in the water.
Boat handling.
Construction of oating RIBBON raft.
Navigation of oating RIBBON
raft assisted by fastened boats.
Construction of oating RIBBON bridge.
Anchoring methods of oating
RIBBON bridge.
Crossing of oating RIBBON
bridge with vehicle/tank.
Maintenance of RIBBON bridges
components - vehicles M812A1 erection boats CSB-LCB.
XANTHI
116
SIGNAL OFFICERS BASIC COURSE

CODE
AR-SL-BA-0044-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the basic standard education
in Military science and CommunicationsElectronic Warfare-Electronic Surveillance and Computers Theory in order to
shape competent Signals Platoon Commanders during peace, crisis and operations period.
SIGNALS SCHOOL
HAIDARI, ATTIKI
44 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OF-1
15-22
Greek/SLP 2222
Signal Tactics and Operations
Electronics
(Theory
and
Applications)
Electronic Warfare
Electronic Surveillance
Field Practice
Staff Procedures and Operations
Logistics
Military Education
Computer Network Management
CCNA-IT Essentials Certication
Technical Training in StrategicTactical Communication Systems
Military
Vehicles
Driving
Certication
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
Hellenic Military Academy
STANDARDS &
Graduates
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS Meals and accommodation
may be provided at the
corresponding Dinner and
Lodge facilities of Signals
School, upon request,
with an additional cost.
HAIDARI
CODE
AR-SL-BA-0045-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the basic standard education
in Military science and CommunicationsElectronic
Warfare-Electronic
Surveillance and Computers Theory
in order to shape competent Signals
Deputy Platoon Commanders and
Squad Leaders during peace, crisis and
operations time.
SIGNALS SCHOOL
HAIDARI, ATTIKI
36 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Hellenic
Military
Academy Graduates
NCO
A RMY
ON COMMITTED OFFICERS BASIC COURSE
OR-5
10-15
Greek/SLP 2222
Signal Tactics and Operations
Electronics
(Theory
and
Applications)
Electronic Warfare
Electronic Surveillance
Field Practice
Staff Procedures and Operations
Logistics
Military Education
Computer Network Management
CCNA-IT Essentials Certication
Technical Training in StrategicTactical Communications Systems
Military
Vehicles
Driving
Certication
Meals and accommodation

may be provided at the
corresponding Dinner and
Lodge facilities of Signals
School, upon request, with
an additional cost.
HAIDARI
117
118
SIGNALS OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS SCHOOL

CODE
AR-SL-AC-0046-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
To provide advanced education and
research programs in the eld of military
communications and electronic warfare.
Signals School
Haidari, Athens
4 semesters
1 per 2 years
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-1 to OF-3
10
25
Greek / SLP 3333
Applied Mathematics
Digital Communications
Mobile Communications
Digital Signal Processing
Digital Circuits
Electromagnetics
Microwaves
Antenna Theory
Radar
Satellite Communications
Optical Networks
Electronic Warfare
Enrolled after exams in mathematics electric circuits, electronics,

physics.
Depending on the overall number of trainees, meals and accommodation
HAIDARI
CODE
AR-AV-AD-0049-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

AVIATION SCHOOL
(Ground Flight School)
To Provide the ability to operate and
perform effectively, as a qualied
helicopter Instructor Pilot (IP).
Helicopter Instructor
Pilot Training Course
Alexandria Imathia (N Greece)
10 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A RMY
HELICOPTER INSTRUCTOR PILOT TRAINING COURSE
WO 1-5 or OF-1 to OF -3
2
Greek / SLP 3333
Academic Training (110hrs)
Flight Simulation Program
Flight Training (40 hrs) with two
air assets (-300C and UH1H/AB-205)
Adequate English language level (oral and written)

Military personnel, with previous ight experience of 300 hrs and Pilot
in Command Certication, according his country directives, at any
helicopter type.
Physically and medically healthy, according to national directives
(Greece).
Meal can be provided, upon request, with additional cost.
Accommodation is an individual responsibility of each trainee
International Civil Airport at the nearby area (City of Salonica)
The training facilities are accessible by car, bus or train.
Transportation to and from cities of Salonica and Veroia, is provided.
ALEXANDRIA
119
120
BASIC HELICOPTER TRAINING COURSE

CODE
AR-AV-BA-0047-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

AVIATION SCHOOL
To Provide the ability to operate and perform effectively, as a qualied helicopter
aviator.
Basic Helicopter Training Course
Alexandria Imathia (N Greece)
46 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5 to OF-1
TBD upon HELs availability
Greek / SLP 3333
Flight Training (115 hrs) with two
air assets (-300C and UH1H/AB-205)
Adequate Greek language level (oral and written)

Military personnel according to national standards, without previous
ight experience.
(Greece).
Flight training can be executed both to EN or GR language
A RMY
ALEXANDRIA
122
MAINTENANCE OFFICERS HIGHER TECHNICAL SCHOOL

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-TL-HG-0079-GR
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide academic level knowledge to
Army Maintenance Ofcers
Technical Education School
Athens
2 years
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-1
45
Greek/SLP 2222
Supreme Academic level topics,
including at least:
Advanced Mathematics
Statistics
Computers programming
Physics
Electrics circuits
Electronics
Electric
power
generationdistribution - Electric motors
Telecommunications
Statics Dynamics
Thermodynamics
Internal combustion engines
Mechanics of Fluids
Management
Production
control - Operational research
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Meals and accommodation may be provided, upon request, with
additional cost, depending on the overall availability at local military
facilities
ATHENS
CODE
AR-TL-ME-0080-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the ability to perform effective
maintenance of military vehicles mechanical parts
Technical Training Center
Patra
14 - 18 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A RMY
VEHICLE REPAIRER TRAINING
OR-1 to OF-1
4 10
Greek/SLP 2222
1st 2nd ECHELON (14 WEEKS)
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION OF MAIN ASSEMBLIES AND SYSTEMS
TOOLS AND SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
SAFETY RULES
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
DIAGNOSIS AND 2nd ECHELON REPAIR PROCEDURES
REVIEW-TEST
1st 3rd ECHELON (18 WEEKS)
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SAFETY RULES
DIAGNOSIS AND 2nd-3nd ECHELON REPAIR
PROCEDURES
REVIEW-TEST
PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCE NOT
REQUIRED
Depending on the
overall number of
trainees at the Technical Training Center,
additional cost.
PATRA
123
124
VEHICLE ELECTROTECHNICIAN TRAINING

CODE
AR-TL-ME-0081-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
maintenance of military vehicles electric
system
Patra
14 - 18 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OF-1
4 10
Greek/SPL 2222
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SAFETY RULES
REVIEW-TEST
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION OF ELECTRIC SYSTEM
SAFETY RULES
PROCEDURES
REVIEW-TEST
BACKGROUND
AND EXPERIENCE
NOT REQUIRED
Depending on the
overall number of
trainees at the Technical Training Center, meals and accommodation may
be provided, upon
request, with additional cost.
PATRA
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-TL-ME-0082-GR
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
maintenance of armored vehicles
mechanical parts
Patra
14 - 16 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A RMY
ARMORED VEHICLE REPAIRER TRAINING
OR-1 to OF-1
4 10
Greek/SPL 2222
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SAFETY RULES
REVIEW-TEST
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SAFETY RULES
PROCEDURES
REVIEW-TEST
BACKGROUND
AND EXPERIENCE
NOT REQUIRED
Depending on the
overall number of
trainees at the Technical Training Center,
meals and accommodation may be
provided, upon request, with additional
cost.
PATRA
125
126
ARMORED VEHICLE ELECTRO TECHNICIAN TRAINING

CODE
AR-TL-ME-0083-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
maintenance of armored vehicles electric
system
Patra
14 - 18 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OF-1
4 10
Greek/SLP 2222
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SAFETY RULES
REVIEW-TEST
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION OF ELECTRIC
SYSTEM
SAFETY RULES
PROCEDURES
REVIEW-TEST
BACKGROUND
AND EXPERIENCE
NOT REQUIRED
Depending on the
overall number of
trainees at the Technical Training School,
meals and accommodation may be provided, upon request,
PATRA
A RMY
BASIC LOGISTICIANS COURSE

CODE
AR-LG-BA-0077-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

LOGISTICS SCHOOL
To provide the ability to young 2nd Lts, to
perform logistic procedures at Ordnance
Company level (handling - storing maintaining - procuring materials).
Ordnance School
Lamia
34 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-1 to OF-2
8 - 15
Greek/SLP 3333
GR Army Logistics Manuals and
procurement legislation.
GR IT logistic systems for
materials
and
ammunition
(OSEYS - ASPYS).
GR glossary of logistics.
PT - Examination tests.
Ofcial visits to military sights.
Capable of performing all kind of logistic procedures (handling - storing

- maintaining - procuring materials, IT logistic procedures) at Company
level, GR procurement legislation
Depending on the overall number of trainees at the Logistic School,
meals and accommodation may be provided, upon request,
with additional cost, at Lamia Ofcers Club (meals) and at BOQ
(accommodation) in camp.
LAMIA
127
128
AMMUNITION TECHNICIAN COURSE

CODE
AR-LG-BA-0078-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

AMMUNITION TECHNICIAN SCHOOL
To provide the ability to young sergeants,
to recognize - handle - store - maintain refurbish ammunition and explosives.
Ordnance School
Stylida and Athens
26 weeks (24 in Stylida and 2 in Athens)
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 to OR-7
8 - 12
Greek/SLP 3333
Explosive Ordnance Reconnaissance (EOR)
GR Army Technical Ammunition
Manuals.
GR IT logistic systems for ammo
(ASPYS).
Ammunition - explosives characteristics.
Safety regulations.
GR glossary of ammunition and
explosives.
Demilitarization - inspection ammo
procedures.
Handling - storing - maintaining
ammo.
Ofcial visits to military sights.
Capable of performing all kind of logistic procedures regarding
ammunition/explosives (handle - store - maintain - demilitarize inspect), IT logistic procedures for ammo at Unit level, safety ammo
issues.
Depending on the overall number of trainees, meals and
accommodation may be provided, upon request, with additional cost,
at Lamia Ofcers Club (meals) and at BOQ (accommodation) in
KEYP camp (Lamia).
A RMY
LAMIA
CODE
AR-LG-BA-0108-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL COURSE
Basic Training Aerial Delivery Missions
865 Aerial Delivery Battalion
Eleusis
8 Weeks
A RMY
BASIC TRAINING AERIAL DELIVERY MISSIONS
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA 4-10
CONTENTS
Parachute Rigger.
Rigging of Supplies and Equipment.
Airdrop and Support Equipment.
Cargo Hook Systems.
Cargo Nets.
Rigging Typical Supply Loads.
Safety Procedures.
Airdrop Operations.
Sling Load Operations.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Capable of Static Line Clinically Healthy.
Meals and Accommodation may be Provided, upon Request, with

Additional Cost.
ELEUSIS
129
A RMY
EDUCATION IN BULGARIAN LANGUAGE

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AR-AD-0097-GR
EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL
To learn foreign languages
Military school of foreign languages
Athens
32 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5 TO OF-3
2
Greek / SLP 2222

additional cost.
ATHENS
131
132
EDUCATION IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AR-AD-0098-GR
EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL
Athens
32 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5 TO OF-3
2
Greek / SLP 2222

additional cost.
ATHENS
A RMY
EDUCATION IN ARABIC LANGUAGE

CODE
AR-AR-AD-0099-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL
Athens
32 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5 TO OF-3
2
Greek / SLP 2222

additional cost.
ATHENS
133
134
EDUCATION IN ALBANIAN LANGUAGE

CODE
AR-AR-AD-0100-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL
Athens
32 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5 TO OF-3
2
Greek / SLP 2222

additional cost.
ATHENS
A RMY
EDUCATION IN TURKISH LANGUAGE

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AR-AD-0101-GR
EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL
Athens
32 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
OR-5 TO OF-3
2
Greek / SLP 2222
English / SLP 2222
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

additional cost.
ATHENS
135
ARMY COURSES
in
ENGLISH
138
HEAVY WEAPONS TRAINING (TOW ANTITANK SYSTEM)

CODE
AR-IN-ME-0012-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the ability to operate
effectively the TOW antitank system.
Infantry School
Chalkida
2 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-1
7 10
English/SLP 3333
System Description
Aiming procedure
Description of missile types

additional cost.
CHALKIDA
A RMY
MILAN ANTITANK SYSTEM OPERATOR

CODE
AR-IN-ME-0013-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
antitank system
Infantry School
Chalkida
2 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-1
7 10
English/SLP 3333
System Description.
Aiming procedure

additional cost.
CHALKIDA
139
140
-30 4,2 MORTAR SYSTEM

CODE
AR-IN-ME-0014-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
crewmembers of the M-30 4,2 mortar
section
Infantry School
Chalkida
2 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-1
7 10
English/SLP 3333
M-30 4,2 mortar system
general description
M-30 4,2 mortar section crew
members duties
M-30 4,2 mortar system
troubleshooting

additional cost.
A RMY
CHALKIDA
A RMY
MORTAR PLATOON FORWARD OBSERVER

CODE
AR-IN-ME-0015-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Be able to operate to perform the duties
of mortar platoon forward observer.
Infantry School
Chalkida
2 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-1
7 10
English/SLP 3333
Fire support organization and
targeting
Mortar ammunition
Target location
Observation procedures
Conducting re missions

additional cost.
CHALKIDA
141
142
TRAINING IN URBAN OPERATIONS

CODE
AR-IN-ME-0107-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION

THEORETICAL PRACTICAL TRAINING
Train Personnel in Conducting Urban
Operations
Infantry School
Argiroupoli Kilkis
1 Week
FREQUENCY
1 per year
AIM
RANK
OR-1 to OF-2
MIN MAX QUOTA 20 60 persons
LANGUAGE/
English/SLP 2222
LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Basic Elements of Urban Operations

Defensive Offensive Operations
Basic Skills
Procedures Movement,
Entry Techniques, Camouage
Basic knowledge of Infantry ghting techniques.

A RMY
ARGIROUPOLI
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AM-AD-0035-EN
TACTICAL SCHOOL
The Tank Crew to be able, based on the
technical Knowledge of the LEO 2HEL,
to operate at the two tank team or the
platoon level under any circumstances
and against any threats.
Armour School
Alexandroupolis
6 weeks
Once a Year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A RMY
LEO 2 HEL CREW ADVANCED OPERATIONAL SCHOOL
OR-1 to OF-1
8 - 24
English/SLP 3322
Training take place at the Hellenic
Armour
Simulation
Center
and includes different types of
exercises.
Crew Basic training.
Depending on the overall number of trainees at the XXIII Armor

Brigade, meals and accommodation may be provided, upon request,
ALEXANDROUPOLIS
143
144
LEO 2 HEL TANK COMMANDERS BASIC TRAINING

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AM-BA-0032-EN
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
The trainees to be able to operate
in an efcient way as Tank
Commanders in a LEO 2 HELL,
having all the necessary and
required technical Knowledge.
The trainees to act as a crew under
any circumstances.
Armour School
Alexandroupolis
10 weeks
Once a Year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 to OF-1
8 - 50
English/SLP 2222
Tank Handling
Ammo - Weaponry - Comms
Maintenance Training
Simulation Training
Field Driving
Turret Handling while on the
move - Firing Procedure
MG3 Machine Gun Live Firing
AIM - TEST Live Firing
Previous experience in other tank types.

A RMY
ALEXANDROUPOLIS
A RMY
LEO 2HEL GUNNERS - LOADERS ASIC RAINING

CODE
AR-AM-BA-0033-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
The trainees to be able to operate in
an efcient way as Gunners - Loaders
in a LEO 2 HELL tank, having all the
necessary and required technical
Knowledge.
any circumstances.
Armour School
Alexandroupolis
10 weeks
Once a Year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OF-7
8 - 50
English/SLP 2222
Tank Handling
Ammo - Weaponry - Comms
Maintenance Training
Simulation Training
Field Driving
Turret Handling while on the
move - Firing Procedure
MG3 Machine Gun Live Firing
AIM - TEST Live Firing
Previous experience in other tank types.

ALEXANDROUPOLIS
145
146
LEO 2 HEL DRIVERS BASIC TRAINING

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AM-BA-0034-EN
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
The trainees to be able to operate in
an efcient way as Tank Drivers in a
LEO 2 HEL, having all the necessary
and required technical Knowledge.
any circumstances.
Armour School
Alexandroupolis
10 weeks
Once a Year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OF-7
8 - 50
English/SLP 2222
ank Handling
Powerpack Overview
Tank Systems (Fuel - Electrical
- Brake - Central Hydraulic Cooling - Transmission etc)
Night Driving Equipment
Weaponry - Ammo - Comms
Tank Maintenance
Driving Simulation
Field Driving
Field Obstacle Driving
Tank Recovery
Bridge Deployment
Basic Tank Driving and Maintenance Knowledge.

A RMY
ALEXANDROUPOLIS
148
PzH2000GR CREW ADVANCED OPERATIONAL SCHOOL

CODE
AR-AT-AD-0021-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

SPECIALTY
Confront advanced issues of the
PzH2000GR HW operation and service.
156 SP Bn (PzH2000GR)
Alexandroupolis
2 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A RMY
OR-1 to OF-1
18 - 30
English/SLP 2222
Use of the Turret Crew Trainer
Execution of simulated Fire Missions
Turret Unit Maintenance (2nd
Echelon
Battery Level Exercise with simulated Fire Missions
Battery Level Exercise with Live
Firing
Battery Level Exercise with Shoot
and Scoot procedures
PzH2000GR Crew Basic Operational School (Code AR-AT-BA-0005EN).

Basic Field Artillery procedures knowledge.
Accomodation and residence at Hotels in Alexandroupolis.
Meals maybe provided, upon request, with additional cost at the
Alexandroupolis Ofcers Club.
Trainees will
undergo written
tests before the
end of the course.
Trainees will
receive certicate
of attendance.
Training and
equipment
concerns the
Greek version
of the PzH2000
Howitzer (with
software in
English)
ALEXANDROUPOLIS
A RMY
ARTILLERY COMMAND CONTROL SYSTEM (ACCS)

OPERATORS TRAINING
CODE
AR-AT-BA-0016-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

SPECIALTY
Make operators of the PzH2000GR Fire
Direction Center obtain all the necessary
knowledge for servicing the Artillery
Command Control System (ACCS).
156 SP Artillery Bn
Alexandroupolis
6 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 - OF-1
6-8
English/SLP 2222
Management of all operational tools
and functions of the Fire Direction
Center (FDC).
Operational employment of the FDC.
Execution of tactical FDC procedures
at the Battery and Battalion levels.
Execution of re missions (entering
targets/ adjustment of re/registration
of re/the management and
engagement of targets/methods of
re)
Use of all necessary safety
procedures at the PzH2000 Battery
and Battalion FDCs.

Trainees will
undergo written
tests before the
end of the course.
Trainees will
receive certicate
of attendance.
Training and
equipment
concerns the
Fire Direction
Center Software
designed for the
Greek Artillery with
English interface
ALEXANDROUPOLIS
149
150
FIELD ARTILLERY FIRE FINDER RADAR TPQ 36-37

OPERATORS TRAINING
CODE
AR-AT-BA-0017-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

SPECIALTY
operate and function the TPQ 36-37
Firender Radar
187 Target Acquisition Battery
Alexandroupolis
3 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 OR-9
4-6
English/SLP 2222
General information
Technical characteristics
Capabilities
Radar employment
Site selection, positioning and
operations
Safety procedures
Use of the radar in the frame of
the target acquisition battery
tactics
Basic knowledge of Field Artillery and Target Acquisition procedures.

A RMY
ALEXANDROUPOLIS
A RMY
FIELD ARTILLERY FIRE FINDER RADAR ARTHUR

OPERATORS TRAINING
CODE
AR-AT-BA-0018-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

SPECIALTY
operate and function the Arthur Firender
Radar
187 Target Acquisition Battery
Alexandroupolis
3 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 OR-9
4
English/SLP 2222
General information
Technical characteristics
Capabilities
Radar employment
Site selection, positioning and
operations
Safety procedures
Use of the radar in the frame
of the target acquisition battery
tactics
Basic knowledge of Field Artillery and Target Acquisition procedures.

ALEXANDROUPOLIS
151
152
ASRAD STINGER CREW OPERATIONAL COURSE

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AT-BA-0019-EN
OPERATORS SCHOOL
To provide operational training on
ASRAD STINGER System
Artillery School / Training Simulators Btry
Alexandroupolis
2 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 to OF-2
3
English/SLP 2222
Use of the ASRAD System via
extensive Simulator training
Execution of simulated Fire
Scenarios to include Platoon
Level Exercise with Simulated
Fires
Accommodation, at trainees expense, in Alexandroupolis Hotels.

Meals maybe provided, upon request at trainees expense, in
Alexandroupoli Ofcers Club.
Training provided refers to the Greek version of the ASRAD STINGER System (with software and TMs in English).
A RMY
ALEXANDROUPOLIS
A RMY
PzH2000GR CREW BASIC OPERATIONAL

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AT-BA-0020-EN
SPECIALTY
Service of the PzH2000GR HW in an
effective way
Alexandroupolis
3 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OF-1
18 - 30
English/SLP 2222
General Information
Technical Characteristics
Ammunition
Turret Crew Maintenance (1st
Echelon)
Optical Devices (Periscopes)
Intercommunication system
Characteristics and Use
Magazine loading unloading
procedures
NBC system Characteristics
and Use
Malfunctions discovery and
withdrawal

Trainees will
receive certicate
of attendance.
Training and
equipment
concerns the
Greek version
of the PzH2000
Howitzer (with
software in
English)
ALEXANDROUPOLIS
153
154
PzH2000GR DRIVING AND BASIC UNIT MAINTENANCE SCHOOL

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-AT-BA-0022-EN
SPECIALTY
Confronting basic handling issues of
Pzh2000GR howtzers chassis, driving
and executing basic unit maintenance
Alexandroupolis
2 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A RMY
OR-1 to OF-1
8 - 12
English/SLP 2222
PzH2000GR HW general and technical characteristics
Starting procedures
Description of Drivers Control Unit and
Display
Chassis Malfunction discovery and
withdrawal
Changing of Trackpads and Track
maintenance in general
Intercommunication system Characteristics and Use
Loading of the HW on tracked vehicle
carriers and railroads
Procedures for towing the HW
Interval based maintenance system
Driving of the Drivers Simulator vehicle
and the PzH2000GR HW day and night
Driving Licence for tracked vehicles.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS Accomodation and
residence at Hotels in
Alexandroupolis.
Meals maybe provided, upon request,
with additional cost at
the Alexandroupolis
Ofcers Club.
Trainees will undergo
written tests before
the end of the course.
Trainees will receive
certicate of attendance.
Training and equipment
concerns the Greek
version of the PzH2000
Howitzer (with software
in English)
ALEXANDROUPOLIS
CODE
AR-AT-BA-0023-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

STAFF
Artillery School
Nea Peramos Attikis
12 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A RMY
FIELD ARTILLERY OFFICERS BASIC COURSE
OF-1
16 - 25
English/SLP 2222
Center
Preparing the battery for duty
assumption and re mission
execution
M109A2 Howitzer Crew duties
handling
Elements of Field Artillery
Tactics
Live Firing
Choice of accommodation and residence at the barracks in the

artillery school.
NEA PERAMOS
155
A RMY
EOD C/IED TRAINING COURSE

CODE
AR-EN-BA-0037-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide :
- he ability to perform in EOD
environment.
- he basic knowledge on Countering
Imrovised explosive devices.
Hellenic School Of
Engineers
LOUTRAKI
2 Week
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-2
6
10
nglish/SLP 2222
EOD C/IED Doctrine and
related STANAGs
Capable
of
operating
technology equipment.

b. In case of accommodation in the Trainees Accommodation
Facilities the estimated cost is 400 euros per trainee. If the trainees
facilities are not available the cost will be augmented aprox. 200
euros ( 600 euros in total ).
LOUTRAKI
157
158
DEMINING TRAINING COURSE

CODE
AR-EN-BA-0039-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
-To provide the ability to operate effectively
Demining procedures.
-To perform effectively in Demining operations.
LOUTRAKI
2 Week
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-9 to OF-2
6
10
nglish/SLP 2222
Demining Related Doctrine
and STANAGs.
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS a. There is availability in launch/supper at the Ofcers Mess and the
not available the cost will be augmented aprox. 200 euros (600 euros in
total).
LOUTRAKI
CODE
AR-EN-BA-0041-
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
-To provide the ability to operate effectively
Demining procedures
-To perform effectively in Demining operations.
LOUTRAKI
2 Days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A RMY
DEMINING SEMINAR
OR-9 to OF-2
6
10
nglish/SLP 2222
STANAGs.
Capable of operating modern
technology equipment.
a. There is availability in launch/supper at the Ofcers

Mess and the estimated cost is 10 euro per trainee.
The staying in the Trainees Facilities depends on their
availability during the course.
b. In case of accommodation in the Trainees
Accommodation Facilities the estimated cost is 400
euros per trainee. If the trainees facilities are not available
the cost will be augmented aprox. 200 euros ( 600 euros
in total ).
LOUTRAKI
159
160
TRAINING N HANDLING F NATURAL DISASTERS

CODE
AR-EN-BA-0043-
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide basic skills when operating in
Natural Disaster Operations.
LOUTRAKI
2 Days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-9 to OF-1
6
10
English /SLP 1111
Fundamentals of Natural Disasters
Operations
First Aid administration
Fire ghting
Mountain Rescue
S.A.R. Dogs
Flood S.A.R.
Earthquake S.A.R.
BASIC
ENTRY First Day Physical Training Evaluation:
STANDARDS
&
MALE
FEMALE
PREREQUISITE
Pull-ups
6
Push-ups
Mile
Sit-ups
A RMY
MISCELLANEOUS
30
15
700
800
30
20

not available the cost will be augmented aprox. 80 euros ( 120 euros in
total ).
LOUTRAKI
CODE
AR-EN-ME-0103-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the ability to construct
effectively the RIBBON oat bridge.
Engineer School
Toxotes, Xanthi
2 Weeks
1 per year / Nov
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Engineer Basic
Education Driving
License for 5-ton
vehicle (Additional)
-
A RMY
FLOAT BRIDGING TRAINING (RIBBON FLOAT BRIDGE)
OR-1 to OF-1
15 (max)
English /SLP 1111
Description
and
technical
characteristics
of
Ribbon
Bridge - vehicle M812A1 erection boats CSB LCB.
components on the land and in
the water.
boats (CSBLCB) in the water.
Boat handling.
Construction
of
oating
RIBBON raft.
Navigation of oating RIBBON
raft assisted by fastened boats.
Construction
of
oating
RIBBON bridge.
Anchoring methods of oating
RIBBON bridge.
Crossing of oating RIBBON
bridge with vehicle/tank.
Maintenance
of
RIBBON
bridges components - vehicles
M812A1 - erection boats CSBLCB.
TOXOTES
161
162
HELICOPTER INSTRUCTOR PILOT TRAINING COURSE

CODE
AR-AV-AD-0050-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
LOCATION
DURATION

AVIATION SCHOOL
To Provide the ability to operate and
perform effectively, as a qualied
helicopter Instructor Pilot (IP).
Helicopter Instructor
Pilot Training Course
Alexandria Imathia
10 weeks
FREQUENCY
1 per year
AIM
SCHOOL
RANK
MIN MAX
QUOTA
LANGUAGE/
LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
WO 1-5 or OF-1 to OF -3
1-2
English / SLP 3333
Academic Training (110 hrs)
Flight Training (40 hrs) with two air
assets (-300C and UH-1H/AB-205)

Military personnel, with previous ight experience of 300 hrs and Pilot
in Command Certication, according his country directives, at any
helicopter type.
(Greece).
A RMY
ALEXANDRIA
CODE
AR-AV-BA-0048-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

AVIATION SCHOOL
To Provide the ability to operate and perform
effectively, as a qualied helicopter aviator.
A RMY
BASIC HELICOPTER TRAINING COURSE
Basic Helicopter Training Course

Alexandria Imathia
46 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-5 to OF-1
TBD upon HELs availability
English / SLP 3333
Flight Training (115 hrs) with
two air assets (-300C and UH1H/AB-205)

Military personnel according to national standards, without previous
ight experience.
Physically and medically healthy, according to Hellenic directives.
ALEXANDRIA
163
CODE
AR-TL-AD-0087-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the ability to perform
effective maintenance of the MLRS
SCHOOL
324 MLRS Repairs Company
LOCATION
Lagadas
DURATION
4 Weeks per section
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
(ON JOB)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A RMY
MLRS 2nd 3rd ECHELON MAINTENANCE TRAINING
OR-1 to OF-1
7 10
English/SLP 2222
a. M993 MLRS Carrier
- INTRODUCTION
- GENERAL DESCRIPTION
- TOOLS AND SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
- SAFETY RULES
- PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
- DIAGNOSIS AND 2nd -3rd ECHELON REPAIR PROCEDURES
- REVIEW-TEST
b. M269 MLRS Launcher
- INTRODUCTION
- TOOLS AND SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
-SAFETY RULES
- PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
- DIAGNOSIS AND 2nd -3rd ECHELON REPAIR PROCEDURES
- REVIEW-TEST
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IN VEHICLE TRACK MAINTENANCE IS

REQUIRED AND ELECTRONICS HYDRAULICS PRINCIPALS OF
OPERATION, RESPECTIVELY, IS REQUIRED
MISCELLANEOUS Meals and accommodation may be provided, upon request,

with addi-tional cost,
depending on the
overall availability at
local military facilities
LAGADAS
165
166
HAWK ANTI AIRCRAFT SYSTEM 3rd-4th ECHELON

MAINTENANCE TRAINING
CODE
AR-TL-AD-0088-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
maintenance of the HAWK Anti Aircraft System
SCHOOL
325 HAWK Repairs Company
LOCATION Polydendri Attikis
DURATION 2 - 4 Weeks
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
(ON JOB)
a. Launching Platform (2 weeks)

-INTRODUCTION
-POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
-HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
-BOOM POSITIONING SYSTEM
-FIRING AND CONTROL SYSTEM
-EMPLACEMENT, CHECK OUT AND
REPAIR DS/GS FUNCTIONS
-REVIEW - TEST
b. Pulse Acquisition Radar (PAR
AN/MPQ-50) (4 weeks)
-INTRODUCTION
-L.V.P.S - H.V.P.S TRANSMITTER RECEIVER
-COOLING SYSTEM
-ECCM DSP - DMTI
-PRESENTATION SYSTEM
-ANTENNA PEDESTAL
- REVIEW TEST
KNOWLEDGE OF
ELECTRONICS THEORY
- TERMINOLOGY IS
REQUIRED
MISCELLANEOUS Meals and
accommodation may be
provided, upon request,
with additional cost,
depending on the overall
availability at local military
facilities
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
OR-1 to OF-1
7 10
English/SLP 2222
c. Continuous wave acquisition
Radar (CWAR PH III,AN/MPQ-62)
(4 weeks)
-INTRODUCTION
-L.V.P.S - H.V.P.S
-TRANSMITTER M.O/P.A GROUP
RECEIVER
-DSP TIMING AND CONTROL
-ANTENNA PEDESTAL
-MICROCOMPUTER
-REVIEW TEST
d. High Power Illuminator Radar
(HIPIR PASE III, AN/MPQ-61) (3
weeks)
-INTRODUCTION
-L.V.P.S - H.V.P.S
- TRANSMITTER RF/MO/PA GROUP
- COOLING SYSTEM
- RECEIVER
- DSP - PROCESSOR
- ANTENNA POSITIONING
- ANTENNA PEDESTAL
- BITE
- MICROCOMPUTER
- REVIEW TEST
POLYDENDRI
CODE
AR-TL-AD-0089-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
effective maintenance of A-T TOW II
guided missile system
306 Telecommunications Depot
Athens
2 Weeks per section
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
(ON JOB)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A RMY
W ANTITANK SYSTEM INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

OR-1 to OF-1
4 10
English/SLP 2222
a. A-T TOW LAUNCHER
-MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
-REPAIR PARTS, SPECIAL TOOLS AND TEST EQUIPMENT
-MISSILE GUIDANCE SET MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
-TRAVERSING MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
-TRIPOD MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
-LAUNCH TUBE MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
-BATTERY CHARGER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
REVIEW- TEST
b. AN/UAS-12A NIGHT VISION SIGHT
-MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
-REPAIR PARTS, COMMON TOOLS EQUIPMENT AND
SPECIAL TOOLS
-TROUBLE SHOOTING PROCEDURES
-FAULT ISOLATION
-MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
-ADJUSTMENT AND ALIGNMENT PROCEDURES
REVIEW - TEST
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IN TOW II MAINTENANCE REQUIRED

depending on the
ATHENS
167
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AR-TL-AD-0090-EN
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
maintenance of A-T MILAN system
306 Telecommunications Depot
Athens
1 Week
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/
LEVEL
CONTENTS
(ON JOB)
A RMY
MILAN ANTITANK SYSTEM UNIT LEVEL MAINTENANCE

TRAINING
OR-1 to OF-1
4 10
English/SLP 2222
- MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
- REPAIR PARTS, SPECIAL TOOLS
AND TEST EQUIPMENT
- PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
PROCEDURES
- TROUBLE SHOOTING
- REVIEW - TEST
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NOT REQUIRED
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS Meals and accommodation may be provided, upon request, with additional
cost, depending on the overall availability at local military facilities
ATHENS
169
170
M48A5 M60A1-A3 MAIN BATTLE TANKS FULL LEVEL

CODE
AR-TL-AD-0091-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
effective maintenance of M48A5M60A1-A3 tanks
304 Depot
Velestino
3 Weeks per section
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
(ON JOB)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
OR-1 to OF-1
4 10
English/SLP 2222
a. MECHANICAL PARTS
- DIAGNOSIS AND OVERHAUL
- REVIEW - TEST
b. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
- INTRODUCTION
- REVIEW - TEST
c. FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM AND
STABILIZATION SYSTEM
- INTRODUCTION
- REVIEW - TEST
BACKGROUND - EXPERIENCE IN M SERIES BATTLE TANKS REPAIRS

OF CHASSIS AND TURRET MECHANICAL PARTS, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
AND FIRE CONTROL - STABILIZATION SYSTEM, RESPECTIVELY, IS
REQUIRED.

depending on the
A RMY
VELESTINO
CODE
AR-TL-ME-0084-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
effective maintenance of the Utility
Helicopters mechanical assemblies
and components
SCHOOL
307 Technical Aviation Support Group
LOCATION
Stefanovikio
DURATION
20 Weeks
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A RMY
MEDIUM HELICOPTER REPAIRER TRAINING
OR-1 to OF-1
7 10
English/SLP 2222
- REMOVES AND INSTALLS
AIRCRAFT SUBSYSTEM
(ENGINES, ROTORS,
GEARBOXES, TRANSMISSIONS,
MECHANICAL FLIGHT
CONTROLS)
- PREPARES AIRCRAFT FOR
INSPECTIONS
- PERFORMS LIMITED
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONAL
CHECKS
- PREPARES FORMS AND
RECORDS RELATED TO
AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
- REVIEW-TEST
Previous experience not required
Meals and accommodation may be provided, upon request, with additional

cost, depending on the overall availability at local military facilities
STEFANOVIKIO
171
172
AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIAN TRAINING

CODE
AR-TL-ME-0085-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Helicopters electric systems
Stefanovikio
8 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
OR-1 to OF-1
7 10
English/SLP 2222
- DIAGNOSES AND TROUBLESHOOTS
MALFUNCTIONS IN ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
- REPAIRS AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENT SYSTEMS
- REMOVES, INSTALLS, REPAIRS, ADJUSTS AND
TESTS ELECTRICAL ELEMENTS OF ASSEMBLIES
AND COMPONENTS ACCORDING TO
TECHNICAL MANUALS, DIRECTIVES AND
SAFETY PROCEDURES
- REMOVES, REPAIRS, SERVICES, INSTALLS AND
TROUBLESHOOTS NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERIES
- PREPARES FORMS AND RECORDS
RELATED TO AIRCRAFT MAINTEANCE
- REVIEW - TEST
Previous experience not required

depending on the
A RMY
STEFANOVIKIO
A RMY
AVIONIC MECHANIC TRAINING

CODE
AR-TL-ME-0086-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Helicopters avionics
SCHOOL
LOCATION
Stefanovikio
DURATION
10 Weeks
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
OR-1 to OF-1
4 10
English/SLP 2222
- REPAIRS, REPLACES AND
PERFORMS OPERATIONAL
AND PREVENTIVE HECKS AND
ALIGNMENTS
- TROUBLESHOOTS EQUIPMENT
AND TRACES AVIONIC AND
CRYPTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT
WIRING HARNESSES USING
TECHNICAL MANUALS AND
SCHEMATIC
- PERFORMS UNIT MAINTENANCE ON
SPECIAL AND COMMON HAND
TOOLS AND TEST
- PREPARES FORMS AND RECORDS
RELATED TO AIRCRAFT
MAINTENANCE REVIEW- TEST
Basic knowledge on electronics theory is required

depending on the
STEFANOVIKIO
173
174
BASIC TRAINING AERIAL DELIVERY MISSIONS

CODE
AR-LG-BA-0092-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL COURSE
Basic Training Aerial Delivery Missions
865 Aerial Delivery Battalion
Eleusis
8 Weeks
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA 4-10
CONTENTS
Parachute Rigger.
Rigging of Supplies and Equipment.
Airdrop and Support Equipment.
Cargo Hook Systems.
Cargo Nets.
Rigging Typical Supply Loads.
Safety Procedures.
Airdrop Operations.
Sling Load Operations.
A RMY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Capable of Static Line Clinically Healthy.
Meals and Accommodation may be Provided, upon Request, with

Additional Cost.
ELEUSIS
NAVY COURSES
in
GREEK
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N AVY
HELLENIC NAVAL ACADEMY (HNA)

CODE
NV-NV-AC-0001-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL/
DIRECTIONS
(Orientation
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC NAVY GENERAL STAFF

MILITARY ACADEMY EQUIVALENT
TO UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONS FOR
HIGHER EDUCATION IN GREECE
Provide knowledge to the Naval Cadets by the means of instruction in naval
science, technology and war skills, as
well as with the relevant theoretical, exact and applied sciences.
Develop Naval Ofcers who possess
military awareness and are highly educated scientically, technically, socially
and culturally
Organize postgraduate studies autonomous or with collaboration with State
Universities.
Conduct scientic research in Hellenic
Navy and Marine in general related areas
The Department of Naval Science is divided in two (2) directions:
Deck / Engineer Orientation
Piraeus, Chatzikiriakeio Area
4 Years
Every Year
RANK
Civilians. Upon graduation the Cadets will be awarded with the Rank
of OF-1, or any other equivalent to
the military ranking of their origin
country.
MIN MAX QUOTA Up to 35 students per year and in
accordance with HNGS Directions.
Greek/SLP 5555
PIRAEUS
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180
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CODE
CONTENTS
NV-NV-AC-0001-GR
Academic Education:
The provided Academic Education adjusted according to the chosen orientation (Deck or Engineer) of the Naval Cadets, and is focused
on the following 8 main sectors: Electronic and Telecommunications, Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Applied Mechanics and Naval
Materials, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Applied Sciences, Social Sciences and Humanities, Combat
Systems, Naval Operations and Navigation.
Each sector has oriented its courses in collaboration with respective
Universities in Greece, in order to ensure a wide range of knowledge to
the Cadets, to enable future Naval Ofcers to cope with the constantly
developing technology in the Hellenic Navy, and to offer the necessary
background for postgraduate studies in Greece and abroad.
In total (4 year cycle), the academic education for Deck Cadets
includes 67 courses (divided in the 8 sectors) and 64 courses (divided in
the 8 sectors) for Engineer Cadets.
All 4th year Cadets are obliged to write a Thesis equivalent to two
Courses (mandatory for graduation), in a topic relevant to attended
courses of the main sectors.
Following the Bologna Convention, each Course in academic program credited with European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System
(ECTS) units proportional to the teaching/lab hours. The Academy provides a University Degree equivalent to 240 ECTS credits (minimum requirement by Hellenic Law for higher education: 180 ECTS credits)
N AVY
Naval Training:
Apart from theoretical courses Practical Naval Training is also provided to the naval cadets. The Practical Naval Training aims to the knowledge of Naval Art and to the acquaintance of the naval environment.
So every year, the Naval Sea Training period consists the 29% of the
Annual program; thus 110 days per year.
Within this educational framework and beyond the Summer Training
Trip (S.T.T.), the naval cadets participate all year round in a number of
short training trips aboard various types of warships and sailing ships
belonging to the Academy.
Practical Naval Training consists of:
Three (3) Summers Training Trips onboard Hellenic Warships (1 trip
at the end of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd academic year respectively) of 50 days
duration each one approximately.
Four (4) Winter Training Trips on board Hellenic Warships every
academic year (360 hours training approximately every year).
Specialized Naval Practical Training (16 approximately daily training cruises ship handling training onboard Fast Attack Crafts and
Patrol Boats during the 4th academic year) in the context of Navigation and Naval Engines principles.
The use of the Navigation Simulatorsof the Hellenic Naval Academy
and of the PALASKAS Naval Training Center which support the
naval training of the Cadets in the context of Navigation and ship
handling principles.
CODE
NV-NV-AC-0001-GR
The Fire Fighting and Damage Control Simulator of the PALASKAS
Naval Training Center support the naval training of the Cadets in the
context of STCW Convention, for re prevention and re ghting.
The use of various types of sailing ships and RHIBsbelonging to the
Academy for the practical training of the Cadets in the context of seamanship and ship handling principles.
N AVY
All the naval training is in accordance with the STCW Convention of the
IMO (Standards of Training, Certication and Watchkeeping for Seafarer).
Military Training:
Contributes on one hand with the application of infantry exercises,
participation at military parades and military ceremonies of Hellenic
Navy and on the other hand by :
Educating principles and traditions of Hellenic Navy, Naval Heritage
Cultivating/Developing Ethical values, Mutual Respect, Discipline
Developing Administrative Capabilities, Straightness, Energy & Compulsiveness, Professionalism and Responsibility
Physical Training (Nautical Sports Seamanship):
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Improve physical condition of Cadets

Culture of sportsmanship and teamwork
Acquisition of physical and mental strength
Familiarization with sea and swimming
The Foreign Naval Cadets are selected primarily by their own countries.
They should be at least High School graduates or equivalent and speak
uently the English Language. They should also have equivalent knowledge of high school education in Mathematics and Physics. To full the
language standards in Greeks, foreign students participate in one year
language preparation course.
HNA has a long experience in hosting foreign students since 1966.
The Academy provides a competent academic, military and naval education, equivalent to Hellenic students.
Foreign students have the same rights and obligations with the Hellenic
students, with the exceptions on leave permission issues and food program due to religious celebrations/needs.
A special praying place for devotional needs is also been provided.
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182
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REGULAR PETTY OFFICERS ACADEMY

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NV-NV-AC-0002-GR
MILITARY ACADEMY
To provide the appropriate naval training
with the necessary theoretical grounding
and practical education, as well as with
the necessary technical skills, so that
they will be able to correspond efciently
to their professional duties
SKARAMAGKAS, Athens
2 Years
Every Year
RANK
Civilians. Upon graduation the Cadets will be awarded with the Rank
of OR-1, or any other equivalent to
the military ranking of their origin
country.
MIN MAX QUOTA Up to 10 students per year and in
accordance with HNGS Directions.
Greek/SLP 4444
CONTENTS
Academic Education:
The Regular Petty Ofcers School has a two-year academic cycle. Every academic year is subdivided into two semesters, the winter semester and the summer semester. The lessons during each semester are divided into three categories:
(1) Basic Theoretical Courses
(2) Secondary Theoretical and Lab Courses
(3) Practical Training
Moreover, cadets are divided into groups according to their level of knowledge of the English language in order to attend courses of English.
This categorization into
groups is based on a
placement test, which
they sit for during their
basic training and before
courses begin.
N AVY
Naval Training:
Apart from theoretical
courses Practical Naval
Training is also provided to
the naval cadets. The Practical Naval Training aims to
the knowledge of Naval Art
and to the acquaintance of
the naval environment.
SKARAMAGKAS
CODE
NV-NV-AC-0002-GR
Within this educational framework and beyond the Summer Training Trip,
the naval cadets participate all year round in a number of short training trips
aboard various types of warships and sailing ships.
All the naval training is in accordance with the STCW Convention of the IMO
(Standards of Training, Certication and Watchkeeping for Seafarer).
N AVY
REGULAR PETTY OFFICERS ACADEMY
Military Training:
Contributes on one hand with the application of infantry exercises, participation at military parades and military ceremonies of Hellenic Navy and on the
other hand by :
Educating principles and traditions of Hellenic Navy, Naval Heritage
Cultivating/Developing Ethical values, Mutual Respect, Discipline
Developing Administrative Capabilities, Straightness, Energy & Compulsiveness, Professionalism and Responsibility
Physical Training (Nautical Sports Seamanship):
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Improve physical condition of Cadets

Culture of sportsmanship and teamwork
Acquisition of physical and mental strength
Familiarization with sea and swimming
The Foreign Cadets are selected primarily by their own countries. They
should be at least High School graduates or equivalent and speak uently the English Language. To full the language standards in Greeks,
foreign students participate in one year language preparation course.
The Academy provides a competent academic, military and naval education, equivalent to Hellenic students.
Foreign students have the same rights and obligations with the Hellenic
students, with the exceptions on leave permission issues and food program due to religious celebrations/needs.
A special praying place for devotional needs is also been provided.
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184
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NAVAL COMMAND AND STAFF COLLEGE

CODE
NV-NV-AC-0003-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

SIMULATION SCHOOL
To provide staff training and postgraduate education in Naval Science and Strategy in order to promote the capability of
the students to make correct decisions
and to prepare them for the execution of
staff and commanding duties on all levels
of hierarchy, including the undertaking of
Command of Naval Forces
Command and Staff College
Athens
5 and Months
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OF-2, OF-3
1-2
Greek/SLP 3333
Sectors of curriculum
a. National Security International Relations Law
b. Leadership Command Decision Making Crisis Management
c. Policy Strategy Diplomacy
d. Operational Art Operational
Planning Conduct of Naval Operations
e. National Interest Issues Training and Informational visits in
various military and non military establishments and sites
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
N AVY
MISCELLANEOUS
ATHENS
186
115
LARGE CALIBER GUNS (76/62 OTO MELARA)

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NV-NV-BA-0002-GR
HELENIC NAVY GENERAL STAFF
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide on board personnel the ability
to operate and maintain
Palaskas T.C / Weapons School
Skaramagkas
2 Weeks
4 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
N AVY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR 01 TO OR 08
10
Greek /SLP 2222
Description
Ammunition
Maintenance
Fault Finding
Basic knowledge/ experience in gunnery theory
SKARAMAGKAS
CODE
NV-NV-BA-0003-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the ability to operate and control the radar LW 08.
Palaskas Training Center
Skaramagkas
10 days
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
N AVY
OPERATION AND CONTROL OF RADAR LW 08 (BASIC)
OR-1 to OR-9
3-30
Greek/SLP 3333
General Description of the system.
Transmitter cabinet
Receiver cabinet
Cooling unit cabinet
Antenna control cabinet
On board training
SKARAMAGKAS
187
115
188
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LARGE CALIBER GUNS (20mm RHEINMETALL)

CODE
NV-NV-BA-0004-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Skaramagkas
1 Week
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
N AVY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR 01 TO OR 08
15
Greek /SLP 2222
Description
Ammunition
Maintenance
Fault Finding
Training in aiming/ring with
S-11 training device
SKARAMAGKAS
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NV-NV-BA-0005-GR
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide onboard personnel the ability
Skaramagkas
2 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
N AVY
LARGE CALIBER GUNS (5/54 MK 45 MOD 2A)
OR 01 TO OR 08
10
Greek/SLP 2222
Description
Ammunition
Maintenance
Fault Finding
SKARAMAGKAS
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

OF SURFACE RADAR DECCA - 1226
CODE
NV-NV-BA-0006-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the ability to operate and
maintain the surface radar DECCA
1226
Skaramagkas
8 days
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
N AVY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OR-9
10 -15
Greek/SLP 3333
General Description of the system.
Technical Description of the system.
Repairing and maintenance
On board training
SKARAMAGKAS
N AVY
LARGE CALIBER GUNS (20mm OERLIKON)

CODE
NV-NV-BA-0007-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Skaramagkas
1 Weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR 01 TO OR 08
15
Greek /SLP 2222
Description
Ammunition
Maintenance
Fault Finding
SKARAMAGKAS
191
115
194
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MAIN ENGINES / GEARBOXES /PROPELLER SHAFTS

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NV-NV-BA-0010-GR
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide ability of efciently operating,
diagnosing fault and conducting routine
maintenance in Class SAMOS LSTs
Propulsion Plants.
Landing Ships School
Salamis
11 Days
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
N AVY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 to OF-1
4 12
Greek / SLP 3333
System Description
System operation
Maintenance procedures
Fault nding
Capable of operating propulsion plant systems
SALAMIS
CODE
NV-SN-BA-0002-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL SCHOOL.
To provide practical training at personal and group level of Ship Navigation
teams.
Hellenic Navy Navigation School of
"PALASKAS" Training Center
Skaramagkas
2 days
1 per 2 months
N AVY
NAVIGATION SIMULATION SYSTEM NTPro 4000
RANK
1 or 2 Ofcers in each of the 3 bridges

2 or 3 Petty ofcers in each of the
3 bridges
MIN MAX QUOTA 3 -15 (3-5 in each of the 3 bridges)
LANGUAGE/LEVEL Greek / SLP 3333
CONTENTS
Maneuvering according to International Regulation for Preventing Collisions at Sea.
Coastal sailing and precision
Blind Piloting in limited waters.
Emergency procedures with
simulation of damage and limitation of operation of systems,
devices and equipments.
Ship handling procedures like
blind anchoring.
Station keeping in formations.
S.A.R. operations.
Communications procedures.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Ofcers of the deck

Petty ofcers on duty at the bridge
with the level of skills to do the following in accordance of STCW 95:
Operate ARPA radar and navigation controls
Perform radar
plotting
Use ARPA
and navigation
information to
control safe
navigation and
collision avoidance
SKARAMAGKAS
195
115
196
115
HELICOPTER UNDERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING SCHOOL

(HELO DUNKER)
CODE
NVSNBA0006GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
HELLENIC NAVY HELICOPTERS SCHOOL

SIMULATION SCHOOL
To expose aircrews and frequent ying passengers either by military or civil aviation to
the experience and related sensations of an
aircraft ditching and capsized into the water,
while providing them with necessary knowledge and skills to egress safely from it.
SCHOOL
Aviation School
LOCATION
Marathon
DURATION
1-2 Days
FREQUENCY 2 per week
RANK
OR-4 to OF-5
MIN MAX QUOTA 4 16
CONTENTS
N AVY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Theoretical elements
Breathing device HEED (characteristics, features, usage)
Life vest activation
Brace position
Orientation position
Escape from capsized seat
Egress procedure analysis
Avoiding and encountering problems during evacuation
Life raft
Rescue hoist procedure
Practical elements
Use of HEED
Life vest under water activation
Escape from capsized seat with
the use of HEED
6 phases Module training (Day
Day with inversion Twilight
with inversion Dark with inversion Day using HEED device
Day with inversion and use of
HEED device)
Use of life raft
To be eligible to attend the course, nominees must present to the school a

certied medical examination of their general health condition issued in the
last 30 days before the beginning of their training
Accommodation and food
is not provided by the
Hellenic Navy Helicopter
School but may be provided upon request to the Hellenic Navy General Stuff
for trainees from foreign
countries.
The training elements
are approved by the
HCAA CIRCULAR D2/
G1 30059/9707 and are
as per AMC to Appendix
MARATHON
1 to J.A.R. OPS 3.965 ((a)
(3)(iii)(D)), Water Survival
Training and the trainees
who successfully complete
the Helo Dunker school are
granted with a certicate.
CODE
NV-NV-AD-0001-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the ability to operate and
maintain the DDWCS and R/E MW-08
systems.
Skaramagkas
20 days
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
N AVY
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF STEERING FIRING

DDWCS AND SURFACE RADAR MW 08 SYSTEMS
OR-9 to OF-1
3-30
Greek / SLP 3333
General Description of the systems.
Technical Description of the systems.
Systems operation
Repairing and maintenance
SKARAMAGKAS
197
115
198
115
MAINTENANCE OF RADAR LW - 08 (ADVANCED)

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NV-NV-AD-0003-GR
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To provide the ability to maintain the radar LW 08
Skaramagkas
5 days
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
N AVY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OR-9
3-30
Greek/SLP 3333
Antenna system
Cooling unit cabinet
Transmitter cabinet
Receiver cabinet
Antenna control unit
Requires attentance of the basic school (Operation and Control of Radar LW 08 (BASIC))
SKARAMAGKAS
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NVSBAD0004GR
THEORETICAL & PRACTICAL SCHOOL
To provide engineering ofcers basic
theoretical and technical knowledge for
their service in submarines.
Submarine
Salamis
It depends on the number of participants
(approx. 3.5 months)
1 to 2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
N AVY
SUBMARINE ENGINEERING OFFICERS COURSE
OF-1
Variable
Greek / SLP 3333
Marine Engineering
General Sub. Description
Electrical Plant
Sub. Ofcers Duties
Piping Systems
Diesel Engines
Auxiliaries
2 years former service in warships
SALAMIS
199
115
200
115
BASIC SUBMARINE PETTY OFFICERS COURSE

CODE
NVSBAD0005GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

THEORETICAL & PRACTICAL SCHOOL
To provide petty ofcers basic theoretical
and technical knowledge for their service
in submarines.
Special Forces
Salamis
25 Days: General
3 14 Days: Specialty
1 to 2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-5 and OR-6

Variable
Greek / SLP 3333
General Sub. Description
Sub. Petty Ofcers Duties
Piping Systems / Auxiliaries
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
N AVY
MISCELLANEOUS
SALAMIS
CODE
NV-MD-ME-0001-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

MEDICAL/ACADEMIC, DIVING AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE COURSE
The overall purpose of the course is to
provide students with a basic knowledge
on Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine, in
order to enable them to diagnose and
initiate treatment for diving disorders as
well as to familiarize them with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and its applications.
Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine
Athens
2 weeks
1 per year
N AVY
DIVING AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE COURSE
RANK
OR1 to OR9, WO1 to WO4, OF1 to OF5
MIN MAX QUOTA 3-12
with appropriate medical terminology
CONTENTS
Introduction in diving physiology.

Medical standards of Fitness to Dive, considerations and contraindications
Recognition and diagnostics of diving related disorders
Practical aspects on the treatment of diving casualties
Elementary knowledge on mechanisms and therapeutic use of Hyperbaric use of Hyperbaric Oxygen.
Basic principles and treatment policies at the Athens Naval Hospital
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Medical Doctors or Registered Nurses, Rescue or other Paramedical personnel will not be accepted.
No previous forma training in Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine.
Nominees who already hold a title in Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine may
be accepted either for updating (full-course) or as observers(one week), and
only if the total number of students does not exceed the course capacity. For
the purpose of updating or updating or observing, corresponding nominees
should state that when applying for appropriate arrangements to take place
(cost calculation, etc).
MISCELLANEOUS Depending of the overall number of trainees,
meals will be provided
and
accommodation
may be provided, upon
request, with additional
cost.
ATHENS
201
115
NAVY COURSES
in
ENGLISH
N AVY
BASIC FIRE FIGHTING SCHOOL (FF-1)

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NV-SN-BA-0001-EN
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL SCHOOL
To increase the ability of on board crew
to engaged with re ghting.
Hellenic Navy Fire Fighting Training Unit.
Skaramagkas
3 days
1 per week
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA 10 -15
LANGUAGE/LEVEL English / SLP 3333
CONTENTS
To be familiar with the re ghting equipment.
To carry out rst response reaction in case of re.
To carry out re-entry techniques
in surface ships on board.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Good medical and physical condition.
SKARAMAGKAS
205
115
206
115
NAVIGATION SIMULATION SYSTEM MISTRAL 4000

CODE
NV-SN-BA-0002-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

To provide practical training at personal
and group level of Ship Navigation teams.
Hellenic Navy Navigation School of
"PALASKAS" training center
Skaramagkas
2 days
1 per 2 months
RANK
1 or 2 Ofcers
4 or 5 Petty ofcers
MIN MAX QUOTA 5 -7
CONTENTS
Maneuvering according to International Regulation for Preventing Collisions at Sea.
Coastal sailing and precision Piloting in limited waters.
Emergency procedures with
simulation of damage and limitation of operation of systems,
devices and equipments.
Ship handling procedures like
berthing, anchoring and mooring.
Station keeping in formations.
S.A.R. operations.
Communications procedures.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
N AVY
MISCELLANEOUS
Ofcers of the deck

Petty ofcers on duty at the bridge
with the level of skills to do the following in accordance of STCW 95:
Operate ARPA radar and navigation controls
Perform radar plotting
Use ARPA and navigation information to control safe navigation and
collision avoidance
SKARAMAGKAS
N AVY
FIRE FIGHTING SCHOOL (FF-3)

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NV-SN-BA-0003-EN
PRACTICAL SCHOOL
To evaluate the ships re ghting team.
Skaramagkas
1 day
2-3 per month
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA 15 - 20
CONTENTS
To evaluate the ships re ghting
team.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
SKARAMAGKAS
207
115
210
115
HELICOPTER UNDERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING SCHOOL

(HELO DUNKER)
CODE
NVSNBA0006EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

SIMULATION SCHOOL
To expose aircrews and frequent ying passengers either by military or civil aviation to
the experience and related sensations of an
aircraft ditching and capsized into the water,
while providing them with necessary knowledge and skills to egress safely from it.
SCHOOL
Aviation School
LOCATION
Marathon
DURATION
1-2 Days
FREQUENCY 2 per week
RANK
OR-4 to OF-5
MIN MAX QUOTA 4 16
CONTENTS
N AVY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Theoretical elements
Breathing device HEED (characteristics, features, usage)
Life vest activation
Brace position
Orientation position
Escape from capsized seat
Egress procedure analysis
Avoiding and encountering problems during evacuation
Life raft
Practical elements
Use of HEED
Life vest under water activation
Escape from capsized seat with
the use of HEED
6 phases Module training (Day
Day with inversion Twilight
with inversion Dark with inversion Day using HEED device
Day with inversion and use of
HEED device)
Use of life raft
To be eligible to attend the course, nominees must present to the school a

certied medical examination of their general health condition issued in the
last 30 days before the beginning of their training
Accommodation and food
is not provided by the
Hellenic Navy Helicopter
School but may be provided upon request to the Hellenic Navy General Stuff
for trainees from foreign
countries.
The training elements
are approved by the
HCAA CIRCULAR D2/
G1 30059/9707 and are
as per AMC to Appendix
MARATHON
1 to J.A.R. OPS 3.965 ((a)
(3)(iii)(D)), Water Survival
Training and the trainees
who successfully complete
the Helo Dunker school are
granted with a certicate.
N AVY
ADVANCE FIRE FIGHTING SCHOOL (FF-2)

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NV-SN-AD-0001-EN
To increase the ability of scene and team
leader in advance level of re ghting.
Skaramagkas
5 days
1 per six months
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA 12 -15
CONTENTS
To be familiar with advanced
re ghting procedures according
STCW 95 CHAPTER VI/3 SECTION -VI/3
(Advanced Fireghting).
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
To be graduate of the Basic Fire Fighting school (FF-1).

SKARAMAGKAS
211
115
212
115
SUBMARINE WATCH OFFICER SIMULATOR TRAINING

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NVSNAD0002EN
THEORETICAL / SIMULATION TRAINING
To provide the young Ofcers with the
necessary
fundamental
theoretical
knowledge and simulation training experience, in order to be capable of manoeuvring the submarine with safety when
submerged (deep or at periscope depth).
Simulation
Salamis
10 days
1 to 2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
N AVY
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-1 and OF-2

23
English / SLP 3232
Theoretical background Knowledge for submarine safety when
submerged.
Simulator training for submarine
safety at Periscope Depth (PD),
tactical picture compilation.
Sound propagation fundamentals.

Computer skills: Basic skills in word processing.
Meals and accommodation may be provided.
SALAMIS
CODE
NV-MD-ME-0001-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

MEDICAL/ACADEMIC, DIVING AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE COURSE
The overall purpose of the course is to
provide students with a basic knowledge
on Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine, in
order to enable them to diagnose and
initiate treatment for diving disorders as
well as to familiarize them with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and its applications.
Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine
Athens
2 weeks
1 per year
N AVY
DIVING AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE COURSE
RANK
OR1 to OR9, WO1 to WO4, OF1 to OF5
MIN MAX QUOTA 3-12
with appropriate medical terminology
CONTENTS
Introduction in diving physiology.

Medical standards of Fitness to Dive, considerations and contraindications
Recognition and diagnostics of diving related disorders
Practical aspects on the treatment of diving casualties
Elementary knowledge on mechanisms and therapeutic use of Hyperbaric
use of Hyperbaric Oxygen.
Basic principles and treatment policies at the Athens Naval Hospital
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Medical Doctors or Registered Nurses, Rescue or other Paramedical personnel will not be accepted.
No previous forma training in Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine.
Nominees who already hold a title in Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine may
be accepted either for updating (full-course) or as observers(one week), and
only if the total number of students does not exceed the course capacity. For
the purpose of updating or updating or observing, corresponding nominees
should state that when applying for appropriate arrangements to take place
(cost calculation, etc).
MISCELLANEOUS Depending of the overall number of trainees,
meals will be provided
and
accommodation
may be provided, upon
request, with additional
cost.
ATHENS
213
115
AIR FORCE COURSES

in
GREEK
A IR F ORCE
AIR FORCE ACADEMY

CODE
AF-AF-AC-0001-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC AIR FORCE GENERAL STAFF

ACADEMIC
Turn out career Air Force ofcers
Air force academy
Dekelia AFB (Athens)
4 years
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
Up to 10% of Greek recruit cadets

to Hellenic Air Force Academy
CONTENTS
Pilot - Flight Training, Military
Training, Psychical Training,
Aerodynamics
Aircraft technician Military
Computer Networking, ThermoDynamics
Ground Duty Ofcers (determined by Air Forcess yearly
needs and demands) - Military
Defense systems & operations
(Air Defence Controllers), Mathematics
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Inter Hellenic exams

More subjects may take place depend on year and contents
ATHENS
217
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
AF-OR-AC-0022-GR
ACADEMIC
Air Force Command and Staff Course
(AFCSC)
1. Understanding the obligations and increase

- improve the Hellenic Air Force cadres ability
to carry out their staff and administrative duties.
2. Consolidating Leadership, Command
and Management principles.
3. Understanding the Doctrine of using the
Air Forces.
4. Studying Air Operations and understanding the principles governing their contact.
5. Improving the Students ability to study, conduct research, write and present staff
papers.
6. Studying modern military strategy and understanding its development and
implementation.
7. Understanding National Power factors and their impact on developing the National
Strategy.
8. Brieng on National Issues and acquiring knowledge concerning the National Policy.
9. Studying and evaluating the geo-strategic environment and the respective threat.
10. Developing conditions enabling the consideration and research in solving
problems or improving situations concerning the Armed Forces.
11. Acquiring comprehensive knowledge of the universal environment through
briengs on International Relations, International Organizations and Alliances.
12. Completing - consolidating the respective theoretical education by participating in
training trips and visits to large formations of the Armed Forces, to places of strategic
signicance (defense areas, industries, great energy units), think tanks, cultural
foundations etc.
A IR F ORCE
AIR FORCE COMMAND AND STAFF
LOCATION Dekelia AFB (Athens)

DURATION 3 - 4 months
RANK
OF-2 or OF-3
MIN MAX QUOTA maximum 40
CONTENTS
Communication Staff
Responsibilities
Leadership
Administration
Commandment
Doctrine Strategy
Air Operations
National Affairs
International Relations
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS National Security
Clearance is
required for some
lectures.
ATHENS
219
115
220
AIR FORCE SCHOOL FOR JUNIOR OFFICERS (AFS/JO)

CODE
AF-OR-AC-0023-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

ACADEMIC
Air Force Command And Staff
1. Understanding the obligations and increase - improve the Hellenic Air Force
cadres ability to carry out their staff and
administrative duties.
2. Consolidating Leadership, Command
and Management principles.
3. Improving the Students ability to study,
conduct research, write and present staff
papers.
4. Brieng on National Issues and acquiring knowledge concerning the National Policy.
5. Acquiring comprehensive knowledge
of the universal environment through
briengs on International Relations, International Organizations and Alliances.
3 - 4 weeks
7 per year
RANK
A IR F ORCE
OF-1
For Ofcers started as NCOs.
MIN MAX QUOTA maximum 40
CONTENTS
Communication
Staff
Responsibilities
Leadership Administration
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
ATHENS
CODE
AF-AF-AC-0031-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

ACADEMIC
The mission of HAFs Administrative
NCO Academy is to produce NCOs of
administrative specialties, enabling them
to successfully meet the exceptionally
increased obligations as well as the
duties to be assigned to them within
the framework of an organization of
technologically high standards, such as
the Hellenic Air Force.
Administrative
non
Commissioned
Ofcers Academy
Sedes AFB (Thessaloniki)
2 years
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A IR F ORCE
ADMINISTRATIVE NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ACADEMY
-Up to 56 per year

Greek/SLP 3333
Air eld defense
Meteorologist
Intelligence
Administrative staff
Finance staff
Inter Hellenic exams, graduation of secondary obligatory education

(for Greek nationals only), knowledge of Greek language in sufcient
level
THESSALONIKI
221
115
222
TECHNICIAN NON COMMITIONED OFFICERS ACADEMY

CODE
AF-AF-AC-0032-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

ACADEMIC
The mission of the academy is to
formulate procient technical NCOs, in
order of them to successfully meet the
demanding obligations and the duties
that they will be assigned to in the
Air Force, which is a high technology
organization.
Technician non Commissioned Ofcers
Academy
2 years
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
-Up to 200 per year

Greek/SLP 3333
Aircraft technician
Transport means & Machinery
technician
Electrical systems technician
Airport facilities technicians
Telecommunications
Electronic technician
Flight controller
Supply specialist
Inter Hellenic exams, graduation of secondary obligatory education

(for Greek nationals only), knowledge of Greek language in sufcient
level
ATHENS
A IR F ORCE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-OR-BA-0024-GR
ACADEMIC
Multilevel teaching of foreign languages
and testing the language skills of the
HAF staff, in order to enhance their
professional capacity, general knowledge
and enable them to serve in positions
whereas the foreign language(s) are a
prerequisite.
3 months
3 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
6 to 24
Greek/SLP 3333
Grammar
Syntax
Translation
Communication
ALCPT score varyin

from 50 to 70 % for English
ATHENS
223
115
224
INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS (IS)

CODE
AF-OR-BA-0027-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

ACADEMIC
AIR FORCE COMMAND STAFF
To provide the basic and required
knowledge for Ofcers designated to
serve in Intelligence duties.
6 weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
Ofcers
6 to 20
Greek/SLP 3333
Intelligence Ofce Organization
and Operation
Countries of Interest
National Issues
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A IR F ORCE
MISCELLANEOUS
National Security Clearance

is required
ATHENS
A IR F ORCE
GROUND TRAINERS (GTS)

CODE
AF-OR-BA-0030-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

ACADEMIC
To be able to apply teaching methods
and presentation techniques, required to
effectively instruct ofcers topics related
to their duties.
5 weeks
6 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
All
6 to 24
Greek/SLP 3333
Psycology Learning
Communication
Design Courses
Teaching Media and Audiovisual
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
ATHENS
225
115
228
FLIGHT SAFETY
CODE
AF-OR-AD-0025-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

ACADEMIC
Flight Safety School (FSS)
Education and Training on Accident
Prevention and Investigation methods
and tools, as well as organization and
operation of ight safety ofces.
8 weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A IR F ORCE
MISCELLANEOUS
Ofcers
6 to 25
Greek/SLP 3333
Human Factor
Accident Prevention
Aviation Technology
Accident Investigation
Students with the required rank and appropriate professional experience

(according to national regulation) designated to serve in Flight Safety
Ofces and Accident Investigation Boards in Squadrons, Wings and
Commands.
-
ATHENS
A IR F ORCE
ACCIDENT PREVENTION (APS)

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-OR-AD-0026-GR
ACADEMIC
Prevention methods and tools, as well
as organization and operation of ight
safety ofces.
2 - 3 weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
6 to 25
Greek/SLP 3333
Human Factor
Accident Prevention
Hygiene and safety
Students designated to be appointed in Squadrons or Wings Flight

Safety Ofces
ATHENS
229
115
230
TRAINING ADMINISTRATION (TAS ISD)

CODE
AF-OR-AD-0028-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

ACADEMIC
AIR FORCE AND COMMAND STAFF
Training on the Development and
production of Instructional Systems.
5 weeks
5 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
6 to 20
Greek/SLP 3333
Job requirements
Training requirements
Training objectives and tests
Training and evaluation planning
Minimum professional experience of ve years. Previous Experience as

an Instructor.
ATHENS
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-OR-AD-0029-GR
ACADEMIC
To train instructors on Crew Resource
Management- Maintenance Resource
Management Operational Resource
Management, in order to perform
respective seminars in their units.
3 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A IR F ORCE
HUMAN PERFORMANCE IN MILITARY AVIATION
All
15 to 35
Greek/SLP 3333
CRM-MRM-ORM
Academic Instructors Qualication
ATHENS
231
115
232
COMAO PLANNING
CODE
AF-AV-BA-0001-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

AVIATION
Academic training in effective planning
and brieng of Composite Air Operations (COMAO) considering the existent
assets, abilities and means in order to
maximize the repower.
Comao Planning Course/ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
2 weeks
1 per year
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
RANK
CONTENTS
A IR F ORCE
AIR TO AIR/AIR TO GROUND

(1ST WEEK)
DCA OPS
OCA OPS
LL A-A
BVR DEFENCE
IR DEFENCE
HVAA (ATTACK-DEF)
- CONTIGENCY PLANNING
SLOW MOVER PROTECT/ATTACK
SAM REACTIONS
HARM OPS
RECCE
DYNAMIC TARGETING
- CAS - ECAS
- TST
- SCAR
CSAR
ASUW
LL A-G
COMAO PLANNING
AND DEMO
CDEM
TST
WEAPONEERING
NIGHT OPS
COMAO PLANNING
(2ND WEEK)
COMAO/OFFENSIVE
OUNTER AIR OPS
COMAO/ANTI-SURFACE
WARFARE
COMAO/
DYNAMICTARGETING
(CAS-TST + GAAI-SCAR)
COMAO / CSAR
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Ofcers or NCOs
assigned in Fighter
Squadrons (Pilots,
Mission Planners,
Intel).
MISCELLANEOUS Accommodation,
food - drink and
transportation expenses are to be
ANDRAVIDA
A IR F ORCE
FLIGHT LEADERSHIP
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0005-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

AVIATION
Academic training for candidate ight
leaders, in order to fully respond their
new tasks with safety and effectiveness
in every mission.
Air Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
5 days
Twice a year
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
RANK
OF-1 to OF-3
MIN MAX QUOTA 4 25
LANGUAGE/LEVEL Greek /SLP 3333
CONTENTS
ACADEMIC TRAINING
PRACTICAL TRAINING
LEADERSHIP
PREPARATION AND EXECUTION
FLIGHT LEADERS
OF A BRIEFING
RESPONSIBILITIES AND
REVIEW
OBLIGATIONS
LEGISLATION
HUMAN FACTORS
MISSION PREPARATION
FLIGHT MEMBERS TASKS
RECOGNISION AND ENCOUNTER
OF WEATHER
PHRASEOLOGY
AIR TRAFFIC RULES
BRIEFING/DEBRIEFING
TECHNICS
EVALUATION OF FORMATION
MEMBERS/FILLING OF
EVALUATION SHEETS
CRM/ORM AND FLIGHT LEADER
ACCIDENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Ofcers OF-1 up to
OF-3, assigned in
Fighter Squadrons
(Pilots), with the
prospect to be ight
leaders.
food, drink and
transportation
expenses are
to be paid by
the participating
personnel.
ANDRAVIDA
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234
TEST PILOTS
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0007-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

AVIATION
Academic training in the philosophy of
ight tests concerning the execution
of trials for the certication of aircraft,
weapons, or aircraft systems.
Test Pilots Seminar/ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
5 days
Twice a year
A IR F ORCE
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OF-2 to OF-5
4 to 10
Greek/SLP 3333
TEST PILOTS QUALIFICATION AND TRAINING
TEST FLIGHT WEATHER CRITERIA
INTRO TO AERODYNAMICS
INTRO TO AIRCRAFT STABILITY AND CONTROLLABILITY
DELTA WING CHARACTERIRISTICS
HIGH SPEED AERODYNAMICS
RISK ANALYSIS
SYSTEMS TEST
AIRFRAME STALL
HIGH ANGLE OF ATTACK FLIGHT
SPIN
FLY-BY-WIRE SYSTEM
ENGINE TEST FLIGHT
F-16 TEST FLIGHT ANALYSIS
-2000 TEST FLIGHT ANALYSIS
C-130 TEST FLIGHT ANALYSIS
HELICOPTER TEST FLIGHT ANALYSIS
OTHER AIRCRAFT TYPE TEST FLIGHT ANALYSIS
HIGH ALTITUDE FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS
TEST FLIGHT ACCIDENTS ANALYSIS
Pilots scheduled to
become test Pilots
in their type of A/C.
Accommodation,
food, drink and
transportation
expenses are
to be paid by
the participating
personnel.
ANDRAVIDA
A IR F ORCE
WEAPONEERING
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0009-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

AVIATION
Academic training in the advanced
weaponeering analysis concerning the
most effective use of the arsenal that Air
to Ground Squadrons possess.
Weaponeering
Seminar/ir
Tactics
Center
Andravida AFB
5 days
Once a year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS

4 up to 25.
Greek/SLP 3333
INTRODUCTION &
WEAPONEERING BASICS
EBO (EFFECTS BASED OPS)
PROBABILITY THEORY
PILLARS OF WEAPONEERING
WEAPON CHARACTERISTICS
TARGET VULNERABILITY
DELIVERY ACCURACY
WEAPON-TARGET PAIRING
WEAPONEERING A TARGET
COLLATERAL DAMAGE &
RISK ESTIMATES
BDA (BATTLE DAMAGE
ASSESMENT)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Ofcers OF-1
up to OF-3 or
senior NCOs
from OR-7 and
above, assigned
in Squadrons with
Air to Ground role
(Pilots, Mission
Planners, Intel).
food, drink and
transportation
expenses are
to be paid by
the participating
personnel.
ANDRAVIDA
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236
INSTRUMENT FLIGHT
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0011-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

AVIATION
To render students capable of ying
under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR)
efciently and safely.
Instrument Flight Training Center (IFTC)
Larissa
3 weeks
3-4 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All ranks
Max 20, Min 6
Greek/SLP 3333
INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION
INSTRUMENT
FLIGHT
PROCEDURES
LIGHTING SYSTEMS
MARKINGS AND SINGS
FLIGHT PLAN
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
PHRASEOLOGY
FLIPS
IFR MISSION PLANNING
COMPUTER BASED TRAINING
Flight experience of at least 150 hrs as a Pilot/Co Pilot

Accommodation, food, drink and transportation expenses are to be paid
LARISSA
A IR F ORCE
FIGHTER WEAPONS SCHOOL

HELICOPTERS vs FIGHTERS FLIGHT
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-AV-AD-0019-GR
AVIATION
Academic training in Air Tactics, Air
Defense systems capabilities, weapon
systems and also, advanced ight
training of the elicopter crews in Air
Operations, simulating the real threat
environment, through use of ghter A/C
and GBAD systems.
ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
3 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA

2 up to 4 Helicopters ight crews (1
Pilot and 1 Co-Pilot each crew)
CONTENTS
Academic training
(1 week)
Phraseology
Formation responsibilities
Mission planning
Air to air weapons
Air to surface weapons
Surface to air weapons
Fighter id and characteristics
Fighter tactics vs helicopters
Formation and reaction vs ghters
Ground and air trafc regulations
Flight training
(2 weeks)
Helo vs A/C (threat ID with no
reactions)
Helo vs A/C (threat avoidance
with limited reactions)
with limited full reactions)
Airlift - CSAR Ops
BASIC ENTRY
Flight experience of at least 300 hrs as Pilots in command in the
STANDARDS &
participating Helicopter type (or 300 hrs as Co-Pilots for the Co-pilots).
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS Participating
country must
provide and deploy
2 Helicopters along
with technical
support and
required ground
personnel at
Andravida AFB.
Accommodation,
food, drink and
ANDRAVIDA
transportation
expenses are
to be paid by
the participating
personnel.
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FIGHTER WEAPONS
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0021-GR
BRANCH

STAFF
TYPE
AVIATION
AIM
Academic training in Weapon Systems
and Air Tactics.
Introduction and evaluation of new
Tactical methods.
Improve the Tactical leadership skills
and ying capability of Aircrew.
Advanced ight training for Fighter Pilots in Air Operations, simulating the real
environment through use of various Defense systems.
Orientation of the Pilots to the Tactical sound use of Airpower in the most
efcient way considering the existent abilities and means in order to maximize
the outcome.
Execution of the missions in a complex and realistic threat environment with
exposure to a wide range of Air-to-Air and Surface-to-Air threat systems.
Effective training of the GBAD personnel in a multiple threat environment
with a wide range of A/G weapons.
SCHOOL
Fighter Weapons School / ir Tactics Center
LOCATION
Andravida AFB
DURATION
12 weeks
FREQUENCY Twice a year
RANK
OF-2 to OF-5
MIN MAX QUOTA 10 to 30 participants (Pilots and GBAD personnel).
CONTENTS
ACADEMIC TRAINING
(2 WEEKS)
A IR F ORCE
DCA OPS
OCA OPS
LL A-A
BVR DEFENCE
IR DEFENCE
HVAA (ATTACK-DEF)
- CONTIGENCY
PLANNING
SLOW MOVER
PROTECT/ATTACK
SAM REACTIONS
HARM OPS
RECCE
DYNAMIC TARGETING
- CAS ECAS
- TST
- SCAR
CSAR
ASUW
LL A-G
COMAO PLANNING
AND DEMO
ANDRAVIDA
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0021-GR
CONTENTS
CDEM
TST
WEAPONEERING
AIR AND GROUND TRAFFIC AND ROES
FLIGHT RAINING
(10 WEEKS)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
CAP vs OCA
CAP vs OCA
CAP vs STRIKE
CAP vs COMAO
CAP vs COMAO
MISCELLANEOUS
(2 vs 4 DACT)
(4 vs 4 DACT)
(2 vs 2 LOW LEVEL DACT)
(DAY MISSIONS)
(NIGHT MISSION)
A IR F ORCE
FIGHTER WEAPONS
Flight experience of at least 500 hrs in the participating A/C type as

a Fighter Pilot (front seat) and mission ready.
Qualication as a four ship ight leader
DACT qualied in high and low altitude (300FT AGL) ACT missions.
Aircrew must be current in night ying and must have an adequate
IFR rating.
Participating country must provide and deploy 4 Fighter A/C along with
technical support and required ground personnel at Andravida AFB.
At least two of the A/C must be double seated for training purposes
(HFWS Instructors will y in the back seat). This allows airborne
mission supervision by the HFWS staff. Units tasked to provide a
two-seater should also provide all necessary safety equipment, in a
selection of different sizes, to equip HFWS staff members who may
y in the back seat.
In case that GBAD personnel is part of the training program,
participating country must provide and deploy appropriate GBAD
system/s, along with technical support and required ground personnel
at Andravida AFB. If this is not possible, the GBAD personnel may
participate only in the Academic training.
Accommodation, food, drink and transportation expenses are to be
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AIR TO GROUND OPERATIONS (AGOS)

CODE
AF-OR-AD-0013-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

OPERATIONAL
Academic training in Close Air
Support (CAS) Missions of all the
armed forces (Army-Navy-Air Force).
Exercise in planning of Close Air
Support (CAS) Missions.
Execution of Close Air Support (CAS)
Missions.
Air Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
4 weeks
2 a year
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA 8 to10
CONTENTS
Academic Training
(2 weeks)
A IR F ORCE
Basic map and compass skill sets

Close air support mission planning
Types of control TRA
Bomb on target, bomb on coordinate
Close air support decision-making process
Aircraft check-in and situation update
9-line
Remarks/restrictions/battle damage assessment
Aircraft deconiction
Target talk-on
Enhanced target description
Aircraft weapons
Fighter aircraft close air support capabilities
Fighter aircraft tactics, techniques and procedures
Night close air support
planning and control
Introduction to re
Artillery and mortar callfor-re
Artillery munitions notes
Artillery call-for-re
adjustments
Airspace coordination
area development
Surface to air threats
ANDRAVIDA
Joint suppression of
enemy air defenses
Sead CAS lab
Rotary-wing aircraft
capabilities
Rotary-wing combat
operations
CODE
CONTENTS
AF-OR-AD-0013-GR
Battleeld geometry
Collateral damage and civilian casualty
Air and ground laser designator operations
Laser weapons planning and employment
Urban close air support
Basic map and compass skill sets (Urban)
Practical Training
(2 Weeks)
Preparation and planning of cas missions

Execution of cas missions
- Basic CAS
- High hreat
- Urban CAS
- Live Ordnance
- Night CAS
- Dynamic
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A IR F ORCE

Nato Clearance
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242
WATER SURVIVAL
CODE
AF-OR-AD-0045-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

SEA/OPEN WATER SURVIVAL
TRAINING COURSE FOR AIRCREW
1. To impart knowledge and prociency
required to survive after a bail out/ ditching over water.
in using rafts and survival equipment.
3. To draw the aircrew attention to the
aspects and dangers of a sea survival
situation.
120 Flight Training Wing
Kalamata
1 week
22 per year
RANK
MIN
QUOTA
All
MAX Fighter Aircrafts Initial Training: 17 trainees / Course
Fighter Aircrafts Continuation Training: 22 trainees/Course
Rotary Wing Aircrafts / Helicopters Training: 30 trainees/Course
L A N G U A G E / Greek/SLP 3333
LEVEL
CONTENTS
ACADEMIC
PRACTICE
Sea Survival Sea Environmental
Raft Drill
diversities
Open water exercise real time
Introduction to Ropes and
Bail out and ditching procedures
Knots
Bail out and parachuting drill
Medical Aspects
Parachuting
over
water
Technical Aspects: equipment
exercise
Technical Aspects: procedures
Parachute Release failure Demonstration of the used
drugged by full blown canopy
equipment
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Current Medical Certicate.

Max Trainees Weight for Fighter Aircrafts Training: 120 Kilograms
(Parasail Limit).
MISCELLANEOUS
All trainees should wear BDUs on arrival
All necessary Training Equipment is
provided by the WSS apart from pilot
uniforms and swimming suits.
Parachute related training is provided at the
Fighter Aircrafts Training (Init. and Cont)
Fighter Aircrafts Initial Training: 3 Days
Academic/1 Day Practice/1 Day Night
Training
Fighter Aircrafts - Continuation Training: 2
Days Academic/1 Day Practice
Rotary Wing Aircrafts/ Helicopters
Training: 3 Days Academic/1 Day
Practice
KALAMATA
A IR F ORCE
DISASTER RESPONSE
CODE
AF-OR-AD-0056-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

OTHER
To provide HAF with personnel capable of
conducting disaster response operations
on debris and rescuing trapped people.
206 infrastructure Wing
Ano Liosia
8 Weeks
According to operational demands
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
5 to 15
Greek/SLP 3333
Use of personal safety equipment
Use of searching equipment
Use of debris penetration, cutting
and breaking equipment
Disaster area management
Debris supporting techniques
Debris penetration techniques
Disaster response operations
Participants must meet certain physical and mental health standards

and be able of accomplishing the following tests.
a) 20 push up
b) 25 sit-ups
c) 6 pull-up
d) 2400 metres run (test cooper) criteria according to certain tables
relevant to the participants age
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246
BASIC ELECTRONIC WARFARE (NCOs)

CODE
AF-TL-BA-0015-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
Prepare students to be effective Electronic
Warfare (EW) Staff NCOs or EW Co-ordination Cell members by providing instruction on the planning and conduct of EW in
support of the full spectrum of operations.
ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
3 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
OR-7 and above

15 to 30
Greek/SLP 3333
THE ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY

INTRODUCTION TO DECIBEL
ELECTRONIC WARFARE
RADAR
COMMUNICATION
ESM
ECM
EPM
RADAR JAMMING
COM JAMMING
SPREAD SPECTRUM
EMCON
DATA LINKS
AEW RADARS
ANTI-RADAR MISSILES/SEAD
MISSIONS
HARPY
ASTAC
ELECTRO-OPTICS
ADVANCED TOPICS
Senior NCOs from OR-7 and above assigned in EW role.

A IR F ORCE
MISCELLANEOUS Student presentations in self-selected topics such as national or

service-specic EW equipment, organizations and methodologies. The
purpose is to diffuse the knowledge and expertise of the student body
and to exercise their communication skills.
ANDRAVIDA
CODE
AF-TL-BA-0064-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
Warfare (EW) Staff ofcers or EW Co-ordination Cell members by providing instruction on the planning and conduct of EW in
ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
3 weeks
Once a year
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ELECTRONIC WARFARE (OFFICERS)
RANK
OF-2 to OF-5
MIN MAX QUOTA 15 up to 30
CONTENTS

ELECTRONIC WARFARE
RADAR
COMMUNICATION
ESM, ECM,
RADAR JAMMING
COM JAMMING
SPREAD SPECTRUM
EMCON
DATA LINKS
AEW RADARS
MISSIONS
HARPY
ASTAC
ELECTRO-OPTICS
ADVANCED TOPICS
A/G WEAPONS
A/A WEAPONS
GBAD
BASIC ENTRY
Ofcers OF-2 to OF-5, assigned in EW role.
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
software presentations (e.g. PPT presentations).
ANDRAVIDA
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ELECTRONIC WARFARE SYSTEM SUPPORT PERSONNEL

(BASIC COURSE)
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-TL-BA-0033-GR
TECHNICAL
The purpose of the school is to provide
the necessary theoretical knowledge and
hands on skills in order to aid attendees
becoming able to work in electronic
warfare system support.
128 Electronics Training Unit
Kavouri/Athens
5 weeks
1 per year, (February)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
5 to 14
Greek/SLP 3332
Electronic warfare in communication systems
Electronic warfare in radio frequency (RF) systems
Electronic warfare in infrared
and electro optic systems
Students must be graduates from electronics school either private or

military and desirably have basic computer use skills background.
ATHENS
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-TL-AD-0003-GR
TECHNICAL
Air Trafc Controller certied in GCA
(Ground Control Approach) must be able
to guide A/C to land safely.
114 CW
Tanagra AFB
5 weeks
1 or 2 times per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A IR F ORCE
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS GROUND CONTROL APPROACH
All
6 to 10
Greek/SLP 3333
RADAR EQUIPMENTS ADJUSTMENTS.
LEARNING STANDARDIZATION PHRASEOLOGY FOR INSTRUCTIONS TO THE AIRCRAFT.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE A/C FOR TRAINING PURPOSES.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE A/C TO LAND
SAFELY IN BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE A/C TO LAND
SAFELY IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS.
Certied in Air Trafc Control Tower and Approach.

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250
ELECTRONIC WARFARE SYSTEM SUPPORT PROGRAMMERS

(ADVANCED COURSE)
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0034-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
becoming able in electronic warfare
system programming.
128 Electronic Training Unit
Kavouri/Athens
4 weeks
Once a year, (March usually following
the Basic course)
RANK
-MIN MAX QUOTA 5-14
CONTENTS
ESM / RWR receiver recording analysis
Electronic warfare systems programming
Presentation of MACE and EMBOW NATO
Exercise results
Electronic Warfare modeling with MATLAB
RADAR jamming modeling and analysis tools
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A IR F ORCE
MISCELLANEOUS
1. Students must be graduates from electronics school either private or

military and have basic computer use skills background.
2. Students must have attended the BASIC course (AF-TL-BA-0033GR)
ATHENS
A IR F ORCE
FREQUENCY MANAGEMENT COURSE

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-TL-AD-0035-GR
TECHNICAL
becoming able to work in various
frequency management positions.
128 Electronics Training Unit (Kavouri/
Athens)
2 weeks
1 per year, (October)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
5 to18
Greek/SLP 3332
Introduction to Electromagnetic Spectrum and
Frequency management fundamentals
Antennae and transmission line fundamentals
HF, UHF, VHF/FM propagation
Electromagnetic compatibility and interference
Telecommunication systems sitting and
engineering
ITU and other spectrum management authorities
Wartime frequency management
Hellenic Army, Navy, Airforce, Commercial Air
frequency allocation and allotment

School consists of two (2) weeks. One week is dedicated to general
frequency management issues. The other week is dedicated in Hellenic
frequency management issues therefore are considered HIGHLY
classied and STRICTLY apply to Hellenic ofcers only.
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252
PC MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS COURSE

CODE
AF-TL-AD-0036-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
skills in order to aid attendees becoming
hardware software maintenance specialists.
Students must have electronics and basic computer skills background
Kavouri/Athens
6 weeks
2 per year (January and June)
A IR F ORCE
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
5 to 14
Greek/SLP 3332
Basic PC principles
PC structural identication
PC setup
Installations with various operational systems (eg.
MS DOS, MS WINDOWS, UNIX, LINUX
Dual operational system installation and use of
Boot Loader
Various peripherals (eg. printers, scanners etc)
Networks
Network Protocols
Client-server (XP, VISTA, 2000, 2003, LINUX)
network realization and administration
Hardware software problem fault isolation and repair
Different useful utilities
Data recovery RAID categories
Monitors signal transmission and analysis from
video card
Computers and Working environment health
issues
Students must be
graduates from
electronics school
either private
or military and
desirably have
basic computer use
skills background.
ATHENS
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-TL-AD-0037-GR
TECHNICAL
becoming GCA Radar maintenance
technicians.
Kavouri/Athens
11 weeks
1 per year, (March)
A IR F ORCE
GCA RADAR MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS COURSE
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA 5-18
CONTENTS
Basic Radar principles
Basic GCA Radar principles
NATO type ASRB-1 Radar theory
and practice
NATO type MTS 1/16 Screen
theory and practice
NATO type AN/FPN-36 Radar
theory and practice
NATO type AN/MPN-13 /S Radar
theory and practice
NATO type AN/MPN-13 /X Radar
theory and practice
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

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WIRED COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK / INFRASTRUCTURE

MAINTENANCE SCHOOL
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0038-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
becoming wired communications network
/ infrastructure maintenance specialists.
Kavouri/Athens
5 weeks
1 per year, (January)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
to 18
Greek/SLP 3332
Wired transmission line fundamentals
Various underground cables
Various Indoor network cable
types
Wired indoor and outdoor network
design and conguration
Structured cabling
Hands on training in fault isolation
and repair in underground cables
Hands on training in fault isolation
and repair in structured cable networks

military and desirably have basic computer use skills background.
ATHENS
A IR F ORCE
SURVIVAL EQUIPMENT
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0039-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
the necessary theoretical knowledge
and skills in order inspect and maintain
survival equipment.
123 Technical Training Wing
5 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
All
5 to 15
Greek/SLP 3333
Theoretical and general knowledge for survivor kits of: F-4,
F-16, M-2000 and T-6
Practice of packing parachute of
F-4.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
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MUNITIONS STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-TL-AD-0040-GR
MUNITIONS
skills to Armament Specialists, in order
to store, inventory, maintain, ship, issue
and transport all types of HAF munitions.
4 weeks
2 per year
A IR F ORCE
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
All
5 to 20
Greek/SLP 3333
The necessary theoretical knowledge regarding
the storage, maintenance and transportation of
munitions. More specically:
1. Munitions security and safety principles and
requirements.
2. Explosives properties and characteristics.
3
Munitions storage requirements and storage
magazine types.
4. Munitions Quantity-Distance (QD) criteria and
compatibility requirements.
5. Technical Order System.
6. Munitions general maintenance procedures.
7. Munitions serviceability procedures.
8. HAF munitions characteristics.
9. Munitions Handling Equipment general
characteristics.
10. Munitions road, rail, air and sea transportation
principles and requirements.
Basic training and practice regarding the use
of Munitions Handling Equipment and the
transportation of munitions.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
ATHENS
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0041-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

FORCE PROTECTION
skills in order to aid EOD technicians into
Detection, Identication, Render Safe,
Recovery, Evaluation and Disposal of
Explosive Ordnance employed by any
Nation.
Explosive Ordnance Disposal School
(EOD)
13 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A IR F ORCE
EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DESPOSAL SCHOOL (EOD)
All
5 to 12
Greek/SLP 3333
Core
Ground Ordnance
Air Ordnance
Bio-Chem Munitions
Students criteria derive from HAFs orders. According to this, only

Armament Technicians less than ve (5) years experience could attend
the course.
MISCELLANEOUS
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STRUCTURAL REPAIR
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0051-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
Knowledge upgrade for sheet metal
working general practices
HAF AIRCRAFT FACTORY
Elefsis
8 weeks
One per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All ranks and civilian personnel

5 min 15 max
Greek/SLP 3333
General descriptions of main
elements in aircraft structures
Damage assessments
General working practices
Material and identications
Fastener
Metal working
Typical repair examples
Basic ight theory
ELEFSIS
A IR F ORCE
N.D.I.
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0053-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
Training in the methology Aircraft Battle
Damage Repair (A.B.D.R.)
HAF Aircraft Factory
Elefsis
2 Weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All Ranks and Civilion Personel

5 to 30
Greek/SLP 3333
Basic training of metallurgy
Optical inspection method
Magnetic inspection method
Liquid penetrant inspection
method
Eddy current inspection method
Ultrasonic inspection method
Radiography inspection method
Must be experienced aircraft technical

During the school there is also practical training for all methods
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AIRCRAFT BATTLE DAMAGE REPAIR I TECHNICAL

CODE
AF-TL-AD-0057-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
Training in the methology A.B.D.R
(aircraft battle damage repair)
Elefsis
2 Weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A IR F ORCE
MISCELLANEOUS
ALL
5 to 30
Greek/SLP 3333
Structural repair
Electrical and avionics system repair
Mechanical system repair
Pneudraulic system repair
Fuel system repair
Must experienced aircraft technical

During the school there is also practical training in the metho-logy
A.B.D.R
ELEFSIS
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0058-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
(aircraft battle demage repair)
Elefsis
2 Weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

5 to 30
Greek/SLP 3333
Damage assessment
Structural repair
Fuel system repair
A IR F ORCE
AIRCRAFT BATTLE DAMAGE REPAIR II ASSESSOR
Must be experienced aircraft engineer

Aircraft battle damage repair i technical
Experience on the type of aircaraft
A.B.D.R (damage assessment)
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COMPOSITE MATERIALS
CODE
AF-TL-AD-00059-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
To make aircraft maintenance personnel
familiar with composite materials and
provide them with necessary knowledge
of general repairs of aircrafts composite
structures and parts
Elefsis
3 weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS

5 to 10
Greek/SLP 3333
a. Theoretical
1. Introduction to composite materials
2. Health & safety hazards safety
measures
3. Codication of layered composites
4. Manufacturing methods
5. Failure criteria
6. Damage tolerance
7. Non destructive inspection methods
8. Composite repairs
9. Electrical and avionics system repair
10. Mechanical system repair
11. Pneudraulic system repair
12. Fuel system repair
A IR F ORCE
b. Practical
Composite repairs on composite structural
parts of aircraft and remotely piloted aircraft
system (rpas)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
1. Military aircraft
type rating
qualication
2. B1 or c aircraft
maintenance
license
ELEFSIS
A IR F ORCE
CALIBRATION TECHNICIANS
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0066-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
Theoretical training of personnel which is
going to perform calibration tasks at the
calibration agency or at the calibration
laboratories of the Hellenic air force
Calibration Agency
Vironas, Athens
5 Weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
4 to 8
Greek/SLP 3333
Safety issues
Introduction to metrology
Calibration notions and terms
Use of Technical Orders and commercial Manuals
Traceability
Connectors and cable types
Error, correction factors
Accuracy
Instrument scales
RMS and Form factors
Error types
Decibel-Power Ratio
Pulse parameters
Modulation
Temperature
Humidity
Torque
As a minimum standard the Attendees should be technicians from the

Technical non commissioned ofcers Academies of the Armed forces or
graduates from a Technological Educational Institute
This theoretical
training is usually
followed by the On
the job training (OJT)
for a period of 6
months (for complete
coverage of all
calibration elds)
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in
ENGLISH
A IR F ORCE
COMAO PLANNING
CODE
AF-AV-BA-0002-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

AVIATION
Academic training in effective planning
and brieng of Composite Air Operations (COMAO) considering the existent
assets, abilities and means in order to
maximize the repower.
Comao Planning Course/ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
2 weeks
1 per year
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
RANK
CONTENTS
AIR TO AIR/AIR TO GROUND

(1ST WEEK)
DCA OPS
OCA OPS
LL A-A
BVR DEFENCE
IR DEFENCE
HVAA (ATTACK-DEF)
- CONTIGENCY PLANNING
SLOW MOVER PROTECT/ATTACK
SAM REACTIONS
HARM OPS
RECCE
DYNAMIC TARGETING
- CAS - ECAS
- TST
- SCAR
CSAR
ASUW
LL A-G
COMAO PLANNING
AND DEMO
CDEM
TST
WEAPONEERING
NIGHT OPS
COMAO PLANNING
(2ND WEEK)
COMAO/OFFENSIVE
OUNTER AIR OPS
COMAO/ANTI-SURFACE
WARFARE
COMAO/
DYNAMICTARGETING
(CAS-TST + GAAI-SCAR)
COMAO / CSAR
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Ofcers or NCOs
assigned in Fighter
Squadrons (Pilots,
Mission Planners,
Intel).
food - drink and
transportation expenses are to be
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FLIGHT LEADERSHIP
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0004-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

AVIATION
Academic training for candidate ight
leaders, in order to fully respond their
new tasks with safety and effectiveness
in every mission.
Air Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
5 days
Twice a year
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
RANK
OF-1 to OF-3
MIN MAX QUOTA 4 25
CONTENTS
ACADEMIC TRAINING
PRACTICAL TRAINING
A IR F ORCE
LEADERSHIP
PREPARATION AND EXECUTION
FLIGHT LEADERS
OF A BRIEFING
RESPONSIBILITIES AND
REVIEW
OBLIGATIONS
LEGISLATION
HUMAN FACTORS
MISSION PREPARATION
FLIGHT MEMBERS TASKS
RECOGNISION AND ENCOUNTER
OF WEATHER
PHRASEOLOGY
AIR TRAFFIC RULES
BRIEFING/DEBRIEFING
TECHNICS
EVALUATION OF FORMATION
MEMBERS/FILLING OF
EVALUATION SHEETS
CRM/ORM AND FLIGHT LEADER
ACCIDENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Ofcers OF-1 up to
OF-3, assigned in
Fighter Squadrons
(Pilots), with the
prospect to be ight
leaders.
food, drink and
transportation
expenses are
to be paid by
the participating
personnel.
ANDRAVIDA
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0006-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

AVIATION
Academic training in the philosophy of
ight tests concerning the execution
of trials for the certication of aircraft,
weapons, or aircraft systems.
Test Pilots Seminar/ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
5 days
Twice a year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
A IR F ORCE
TEST PILOTS
OF-2 to OF-5
4 to 10
English/SLP 3333
TEST PILOTS QUALIFICATION AND TRAINING
TEST FLIGHT WEATHER CRITERIA
INTRO TO AERODYNAMICS
INTRO TO AIRCRAFT STABILITY AND CONTROLLABILITY
DELTA WING CHARACTERIRISTICS
HIGH SPEED AERODYNAMICS
RISK ANALYSIS
SYSTEMS TEST
AIRFRAME STALL
HIGH ANGLE OF ATTACK FLIGHT
SPIN
FLY-BY-WIRE SYSTEM
ENGINE TEST FLIGHT
F-16 TEST FLIGHT ANALYSIS
-2000 TEST FLIGHT ANALYSIS
C-130 TEST FLIGHT ANALYSIS
HELICOPTER TEST FLIGHT ANALYSIS
OTHER AIRCRAFT TYPE TEST FLIGHT ANALYSIS
HIGH ALTITUDE FLIGHT CHARACTERISTICS
TEST FLIGHT ACCIDENTS ANALYSIS
Pilots scheduled to
become test Pilots
in their type of A/C.
Accommodation,
food, drink and
transportation
expenses are
to be paid by
the participating
personnel.
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WEAPONEERING
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0008-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

AVIATION
Academic training in the advanced
weaponeering analysis concerning the
most effective use of the arsenal that Air
to Ground Squadrons possess.
Weaponeering
Seminar/ir
Tactics
Center
Andravida AFB
5 days
Once a year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS

4 up to 25.
English/SLP 3333
INTRODUCTION &
WEAPONEERING BASICS
EBO (EFFECTS BASED OPS)
PROBABILITY THEORY
PILLARS OF WEAPONEERING
WEAPON CHARACTERISTICS
TARGET VULNERABILITY
DELIVERY ACCURACY
WEAPON-TARGET PAIRING
WEAPONEERING A TARGET
COLLATERAL DAMAGE &
RISK ESTIMATES
BDA (BATTLE DAMAGE
ASSESMENT)
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Ofcers OF-1
up to OF-3 or
senior NCOs
from OR-7 and
above, assigned
in Squadrons with
Air to Ground role
(Pilots, Mission
Planners, Intel).
food, drink and
transportation
expenses are
to be paid by
the participating
personnel.
ANDRAVIDA
A IR F ORCE
INSTRUMENT FLIGHT
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0010-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

AVIATION
To render students capable of ying
under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR)
efciently and safely.
Instrument Flight Training Center (IFTC)
Larissa
3 weeks
3-4 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All ranks
Max 20, Min 6
English/SLP 3333
INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATION
INSTRUMENT
FLIGHT
PROCEDURES
LIGHTING SYSTEMS
MARKINGS AND SINGS
FLIGHT PLAN
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
PHRASEOLOGY
FLIPS
IFR MISSION PLANNING
COMPUTER BASED TRAINING
Flight experience of at least 150 hrs as a Pilot/Co Pilot

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FIGHTER WEAPONS SCHOOL

HELICOPTERS vs FIGHTERS FLIGHT
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-AV-AD-0018-EN
AVIATION
Academic training in Air Tactics, Air
Defense systems capabilities, weapon
systems and also, advanced ight
training of the elicopter crews in Air
Operations, simulating the real threat
environment, through use of ghter A/C
and GBAD systems.
ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
3 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA

2 up to 4 Helicopters ight crews (1
Pilot and 1 Co-Pilot each crew)
CONTENTS
A IR F ORCE
Academic training
(1 week)
Phraseology
Formation responsibilities
Mission planning
Air to air weapons
Air to surface weapons
Surface to air weapons
Fighter id and characteristics
Fighter tactics vs helicopters
Formation and reaction vs ghters
Ground and air trafc regulations
Flight training
(2 weeks)
Helo vs A/C (threat ID with no
reactions)
with limited reactions)
with limited full reactions)
Airlift - CSAR Ops
BASIC ENTRY
Flight experience of at least 300 hrs as Pilots in command in the
STANDARDS &
participating Helicopter type (or 300 hrs as Co-Pilots for the Co-pilots).
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS Participating
country must
provide and deploy
2 Helicopters along
with technical
support and
required ground
personnel at
Andravida AFB.
Accommodation,
food, drink and
ANDRAVIDA
transportation
expenses are
to be paid by
the participating
personnel.
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0020-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

AVIATION
Academic training in Weapon Systems
and Air Tactics.
Introduction and evaluation of new
Tactical methods.
Improve the Tactical leadership skills
and ying capability of Aircrew.
Advanced ight training for Fighter Pilots in Air Operations, simulating the real
environment through use of various Defense systems.
Orientation of the Pilots to the Tactical sound use of Airpower in the most
efcient way considering the existent abilities and means in order to maximize
the outcome.
Execution of the missions in a complex and realistic threat environment with
exposure to a wide range of Air-to-Air and Surface-to-Air threat systems.
Effective training of the GBAD personnel in a multiple threat environment
with a wide range of A/G weapons.
SCHOOL
Fighter Weapons School / ir Tactics Center
LOCATION
Andravida AFB
DURATION
12 weeks
FREQUENCY Twice a year
A IR F ORCE
FIGHTER WEAPONS
RANK
OF-2 to OF-5
MIN MAX QUOTA 10 to 30 participants (Pilots and GBAD personnel).
CONTENTS
ACADEMIC TRAINING
(2 WEEKS)
DCA OPS
OCA OPS
LL A-A
BVR DEFENCE
IR DEFENCE
HVAA (ATTACK-DEF)
- CONTIGENCY
PLANNING
SLOW MOVER
PROTECT/ATTACK
SAM REACTIONS
HARM OPS
RECCE
DYNAMIC TARGETING
- CAS ECAS
- TST
- SCAR
CSAR
ASUW
LL A-G
COMAO PLANNING
AND DEMO
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FIGHTER WEAPONS
CODE
AF-AV-AD-0020-EN
CONTENTS
CDEM
TST
WEAPONEERING
AIR AND GROUND TRAFFIC AND ROES
FLIGHT RAINING
(10 WEEKS)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
CAP vs OCA
CAP vs OCA
CAP vs STRIKE
CAP vs COMAO
CAP vs COMAO
MISCELLANEOUS
A IR F ORCE
(2 vs 4 DACT)
(4 vs 4 DACT)
(2 vs 2 LOW LEVEL DACT)
(DAY MISSIONS)
(NIGHT MISSION)
Flight experience of at least 500 hrs in the participating A/C type as

a Fighter Pilot (front seat) and mission ready.
Qualication as a four ship ight leader
DACT qualied in high and low altitude (300FT AGL) ACT missions.
Aircrew must be current in night ying and must have an adequate
IFR rating.
Participating country must provide and deploy 4 Fighter A/C along with
technical support and required ground personnel at Andravida AFB.
At least two of the A/C must be double seated for training purposes
(HFWS Instructors will y in the back seat). This allows airborne
mission supervision by the HFWS staff. Units tasked to provide a
two-seater should also provide all necessary safety equipment, in a
selection of different sizes, to equip HFWS staff members who may
y in the back seat.
In case that GBAD personnel is part of the training program,
participating country must provide and deploy appropriate GBAD
system/s, along with technical support and required ground personnel
at Andravida AFB. If this is not possible, the GBAD personnel may
participate only in the Academic training.
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ELECTRONIC WARFARE (NCOs)

CODE
AF-TL-BA-0014-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
Warfare (EW) Staff NCOs or EW Co-ordination Cell members by providing instruction on the planning and conduct of EW in
ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
3 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
OR-7 and above

15 to 30
English/SLP 3333

ELECTRONIC WARFARE
RADAR
COMMUNICATION
ESM
ECM
EPM
RADAR JAMMING
COM JAMMING
SPREAD SPECTRUM
EMCON
DATA LINKS
AEW RADARS
MISSIONS
HARPY
ASTAC
ELECTRO-OPTICS
ADVANCED TOPICS
Senior NCOs from OR-7 and above assigned in EW role.


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BASIC ELECTRONIC WARFARE (OFFICERS)

CODE
AF-TL-BA-0065-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

Warfare (EW) Staff ofcers or EW Co-ordination Cell members by providing instruction on the planning and conduct of EW in
ir Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
3 weeks
Once a year
RANK
OF-2 to OF-5
MIN MAX QUOTA 15 up to 30
CONTENTS

ELECTRONIC WARFARE
RADAR
COMMUNICATION
ESM, ECM,
RADAR JAMMING
COM JAMMING
SPREAD SPECTRUM
EMCON
DATA LINKS
AEW RADARS
MISSIONS
HARPY
ASTAC
ELECTRO-OPTICS
ADVANCED TOPICS
A/G WEAPONS
A/A WEAPONS
GBAD
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
Ofcers OF-2 to OF-5, assigned in EW role.
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
software presentations (e.g. PPT presentations).
ANDRAVIDA
A IR F ORCE
SURVIVAL EQUIPMENT
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0042-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
the necessary theoretical knowledge
and skills in order inspect and maintain
survival equipment.
5 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
All
5 to 15
English/SLP 3333
Theoretical and general knowledge for survivor kits of: F-4,
F-16, M-2000 and T-6
Practice of packing parachute of
F-4.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
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MUNITIONS STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-TL-AD-0043-EN
MUNITIONS
skills to Armament Specialists, in order
to store, inventory, maintain, ship, issue
and transport all types of HAF munitions.
4 weeks
2 per year
A IR F ORCE
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
All
5 to 20
English/SLP 3333
The necessary theoretical knowledge regarding
the storage, maintenance and transportation of
munitions. More specically:
1. Munitions security and safety principles and
requirements.
2. Explosives properties and characteristics.
3
Munitions storage requirements and storage
magazine types.
4. Munitions Quantity-Distance (QD) criteria and
compatibility requirements.
5. Technical Order System.
6. Munitions general maintenance procedures.
7. Munitions serviceability procedures.
8. HAF munitions characteristics.
9. Munitions Handling Equipment general
characteristics.
10. Munitions road, rail, air and sea transportation
principles and requirements.
Basic training and practice regarding the use
of Munitions Handling Equipment and the
transportation of munitions.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
ATHENS
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0044-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

FORCE PROTECTION
skills in order to aid EOD technicians into
Detection, Identication, Render Safe,
Recovery, Evaluation and Disposal of
Explosive Ordnance employed by any
Nation.
Explosive Ordnance Disposal School
(EOD)
13 weeks
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A IR F ORCE
EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DESPOSAL SCHOOL (EOD)
All
5 to 12
English/SLP 3333
Core
Ground Ordnance
Air Ordnance
Bio-Chem Munitions
Students criteria derive from HAFs orders. According to this, only

Armament Technicians less than ve (5) years experience could attend
the course.
MISCELLANEOUS
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STRUCTURAL REPAIR
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0052-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
Knowledge upgrade for sheet metal
working general practices
HAF AIRCRAFT FACTORY
Elefsis
8 weeks
One per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

5 min 15 max
English/SLP 3333
General descriptions of main
elements in aircraft structures
Damage assessments
General working practices
Material and identications
Fastener
Metal working
Typical repair examples
Basic ight theory
ELEFSIS
A IR F ORCE
N.D.I.
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0054-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
Training in the methology Aircraft Battle
Damage Repair (A.B.D.R.)
Elefsis
2 Weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All Ranks and Civilion Personel

5 to 30
English/SLP 3333
Basic training of metallurgy
Optical inspection method
Magnetic inspection method
Liquid penetrant inspection
method
Eddy current inspection method
Ultrasonic inspection method
Radiography inspection method
Must be experienced aircraft technical

During the school there is also practical training for all methods
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AIRCRAFT BATTLE DAMAGE REPAIR I TECHNICAL

CODE
AF-TL-AD-0060-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
(aircraft battle damage repair)
Elefsis
2 Weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A IR F ORCE
MISCELLANEOUS
ALL
5 to 30
English/SLP 3333
Structural repair
Fuel system repair
Must experienced aircraft technical

A.B.D.R
ELEFSIS
CODE
AF-TL-AD-0061-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
(aircraft battle demage repair)
Elefsis
2 Weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

5 to 30
English/SLP 3333
Damage assessment
Structural repair
Fuel system repair
A IR F ORCE
AIRCRAFT BATTLE DAMAGE REPAIR II ASSESSOR
Must be experienced aircraft engineer

Aircraft battle damage repair i technical
Experience on the type of aircaraft
A.B.D.R (damage assessment)
ELEFSIS
285
115
286
COMPOSITE MATERIALS
CODE
AF-TL-AD-00062-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL
To make aircraft maintenance personnel
familiar with composite materials and
provide them with necessary knowledge
of general repairs of aircrafts composite
structures and parts
Elefsis
3 weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS

5 to 10
English/SLP 3333
a. Theoretical
1. Introduction to composite materials
2. Health & safety hazards safety
measures
3. Codication of layered composites
4. Manufacturing methods
5. Failure criteria
6. Damage tolerance
7. Non destructive inspection methods
8. Composite repairs
9. Electrical and avionics system repair
10. Mechanical system repair
11. Pneudraulic system repair
12. Fuel system repair
A IR F ORCE
b. Practical
Composite repairs on composite structural
parts of aircraft and remotely piloted aircraft
system (rpas)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
1. Military aircraft
type rating
qualication
2. B1 or c aircraft
maintenance
license
MISCELLANEOUS
ELEFSIS
CODE
AF-OR-AD-0012-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

OPERATIONAL
Academic training in Close Air
Support (CAS) Missions of all the
armed forces (Army-Navy-Air Force).
Exercise in planning of Close Air
Support (CAS) Missions.
Execution of Close Air Support (CAS)
Missions.
Air Tactics Center
Andravida AFB
4 weeks
2 a year
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
A IR F ORCE
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA 8 to10
CONTENTS
Academic Training
(2 weeks)
Basic map and compass skill sets

Close air support mission planning
Types of control TRA
Bomb on target, bomb on coordinate
Close air support decision-making process
Aircraft check-in and situation update
9-line
Remarks/restrictions/battle damage assessment
Aircraft deconiction
Target talk-on
Enhanced target description
Aircraft weapons
Fighter aircraft close air support capabilities
Fighter aircraft tactics, techniques and procedures
Night close air support
planning and control
Introduction to re
Artillery and mortar callfor-re
Artillery munitions notes
Artillery call-for-re
adjustments
Airspace coordination
area development
Surface to air threats
ANDRAVIDA
Joint suppression of
enemy air defenses
Sead CAS lab
Rotary-wing aircraft
capabilities
Rotary-wing combat
operations
287
115
288

CODE
CONTENTS
AF-OR-AD-0012-EN
Battleeld geometry
Collateral damage and civilian casualty
Air and ground laser designator operations
Laser weapons planning and employment
Urban close air support
Basic map and compass skill sets (Urban)
Practical Training
(2 Weeks)
Preparation and planning of cas missions

Execution of cas missions
- Basic CAS
- High hreat
- Urban CAS
- Live Ordnance
- Night CAS
- Dynamic
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

Nato Clearance
A IR F ORCE
WATER SURVIVAL
CODE
AF-OR-AD-0046-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

SEA/OPEN WATER SURVIVAL
TRAINING COURSE FOR AIRCREW
required to survive after a bail out/ ditching over water.
in using rafts and survival equipment.
3. To draw the aircrew attention to the
aspects and dangers of a sea survival
situation.
120 Flight Training Wing
Kalamata
1 week
22 per year
RANK
MIN
QUOTA
All
MAX Fighter Aircrafts Initial Training: 17 trainees / Course
Fighter Aircrafts Continuation Training: 22 trainees/Course
Rotary Wing Aircrafts / Helicopters Training: 30 trainees/Course
L A N G U A G E / English/SLP 3333
LEVEL
CONTENTS
ACADEMIC
PRACTICE
Sea Survival Sea Environmental
Raft Drill
diversities
Open water exercise real time
Introduction to Ropes and
Bail out and ditching procedures
Knots
Bail out and parachuting drill
Medical Aspects
Parachuting
over
water
Technical Aspects: equipment
exercise
Technical Aspects: procedures
Parachute Release failure Demonstration of the used
drugged by full blown canopy
equipment
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Current Medical Certicate.

Max Trainees Weight for Fighter Aircrafts Training: 120 Kilograms
(Parasail Limit).
MISCELLANEOUS
All trainees should wear BDUs on arrival
All necessary Training Equipment is
provided by the WSS apart from pilot
uniforms and swimming suits.
Parachute related training is provided at the
Fighter Aircrafts Training (Init. and Cont)
Fighter Aircrafts Initial Training: 3 Days
Academic/1 Day Practice/1 Day Night
Training
Fighter Aircrafts - Continuation Training: 2
Days Academic/1 Day Practice
Rotary Wing Aircrafts/ Helicopters
Training: 3 Days Academic/1 Day
Practice
KALAMATA
289
115
290
ACCIDENT PREVENTION (APS)

CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
AF-OR-AD-0063-EN
ACADEMIC
Prevention methods and tools, as well
as organization and operation of ight
safety ofces.
2 - 3 weeks
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
A IR F ORCE
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
6 to 25
English/SLP 3333
Human Factor
Accident Prevention
Hygiene and safety
Students designated to be appointed in Squadrons or Wings Flight

Safety Ofces
ATHENS
CODE
AF-MD-BA-0068-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

ACADEMIC AND PRACTICAL
To provide:
Aviation Physiology and Human
Factors training according to STANAG
3114 (ed. 8) requirements for military
personnel.
Human Factors and Hypoxia and
Disorientation training to civilian crews
according to international standards
AVIATION PHYSIOLOGY
Athens
Military: 10h (ight crew) -14h (pilots)
Civil: 8h (ight crew) -10h (pilots)
On Demand
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
A IR F ORCE
AVIATION PHYSIOLOGY (REFRESHER COURSE)
All
5 to 10
English/SLP 3332
Hypoxia - Hyperventilation
Decompression Sickness
Situation Awareness- Spatial Disorientation
Vestibular Visual Illusions
Human Factor Aircraft Accidents
Accelerations
Thermal Stress- Cold protection- Flying Clothing
Aircrew Health
Vision - Night Vision Physiology
Hypobaric Chamber Training
Spatial Disorientation Training Device
Night Vision Goggles Training
Candidate must be medically t for ight (Millitary or Civilial qualication.
MISCELLANEOUS
Training will be provided according to
SOPs established in HAF
Dates of training TBD by HAF
Night Vision training is provided only
to Fighter pilots
Medical emergencies will be treated
by the Supervising Flight Surgeon
according to Hellenic National Health
Care Standards. Medical expenses
remain responsibility of the students
unless specic bilateral agreements.
ATHENS
291
SPECIAL FORCES COURSES

in
GREEK
CODE
AR-SF-BA-0052-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To improve the climbing ability of the
students, both concerning mountains
and in complex compartmented terrain.
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
Special Forces Training Center

Nea Peramos (Megalo Pefko) Athens
Three (3) weeks
2 times per year (May, Jun, Aug, Oct)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
OR-2 to OF-2
Up to 20
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
Greek/SLP 2222
CONTENTS
Basic on ropes, knots and

climbing equipment
Technical climbing using top
rope method
Using and creating anchoring points
Responsibilities of Rope
master
Descending from helicopter
using FAST ROPE and RAPPEL
technique
Rescue Techniques
Setting up aerial bridges
Climbing A,B,C type rocks
S PECIAL F ORCES
TECHNICAL CLIMBING COURSE
Run 3.200m in less than 1755

Push ups: 40 in less than 2
Sit ups: 40 in less than 2
Chin ups: 8 in less than 2
All entry tests are conducted wearing BDUs
Meals and accommodation can be provided in the barracks
NEA PERAMOS
295
296
INFLATED BOAT COURSE

CODE
AR-SF-BA-0054-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
To learn how to operate an inated boat
Two (2) weeks
2 times per year (April and October)
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-1 to OR-7
Up to 10
Greek/SLP 2222
Sea navigation
Technical information of the
boats
Live re from the boat
Practical exercise in the operation of the inated boat
Swimming Skills
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Able to swim with BDU
MISCELLANEOUS
NEA PERAMOS
CODE
AR-SF-BA-0056-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
To learn how to operate and maintain a
rib
Five (5) weeks
1 time per year (March)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
OR-2 to OR-7
Up to 10
Greek/SLP 2222
CONTENTS
Sea navigation
boats
Radar Operator
Practical exercise in the operation of the boat
Swimming skills
S PECIAL F ORCES
RIGID INFLATED BOAT COURSE

NEA PERAMOS
297
CODE
AR-SF-BA-0058-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
Students learn all the basic skills
required, in order to conduct a safe static
belt parachute- jump.
Airborne School
Aspropirgos Athens
4 weeks
6 times per year (Feb, Apr, Jun, Jul, Sep,
Nov)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OF-3
Up to 50
Greek/SLP 2222
Basic of parachutes (technical
data)
Guidance of parachute
Exit technique from 34 feet tower
Landing technique
Avoidance of obstacles
Landing on sea
Actions on malfunction of the
parachute
Adjusting the parachute and the
load
Jumps (5), including one with full
equipment and one at night
S PECIAL F ORCES
BASIC PARACHUTE COURSE

Sit ups:30 in less than 2
Chin ups:4 in less than 2
Jump from 34 feet tower
ASPROPIRGOS
299
300
PATHFINDERS COURSE
CODE
AR-SF-ME-0060-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
To learn how to set up and secure a
drop/land zone
Airborne School
Aspropirgos, Athens
3 weeks
Once per year (March)
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-4 to OF-1
Up to 20
Greek/SLP 2222
Pathnders responsibilities
and duties
Setting up a landing zone
Setting up a drop zone
Communicating with airplanes/helicopters
Navigation
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
The candidate of the course, must be an active paratrooper, with at

least 10 jumps
MISCELLANEOUS
ASPROPIRGOS
CODE
AR-SF-ME-0062-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
To learn how to prepare and inspect the
men, their equipment and the airplane,
in order to conduct a safe jump
Airborne School
Aspropirgos, Athens
3 weeks
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-4 to OF-1
Up to 20
Greek/SLP 3322
Jump masters responsibilities
Inspecting a paratrooper
Packing individuals bundle
Emergency procedures
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Candidate must be an active paratrooper, with at least 20 jumps
MISCELLANEOUS
S PECIAL F ORCES
JUMP MASTER COURSE
ASPROPIRGOS
301
302
RIGGERS COURSE
CODE
AR-SF-ME-0064-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To learn how to pack a static jump
parachute and the reserve
Airborne School
Aspropirgos Athens
6 weeks
Once per year (January)
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-2 to OR-7
Up to 15
Greek/SLP 3322
Packing the main parachute
Packing the reserve
Jump with own-packed
parachute
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
None
MISCELLANEOUS
ASPROPIRGOS
CODE
AR-SF-ME-0066-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
required, in order to conduct a safe free
fall jump.
Airborne School
Aspropirgos Athens
5 weeks
4 times per year (Feb, May, July, Sep)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
OR-2 to OF-3
Up to 14
Greek/SLP 2222
Basic of free - fall parachutes
(technical data)
Packing free-fall parachute
Mechanisms
of
automatic
opening
parachute
Adjusting the parachute and
the load
Exit positions
Free-fall Jumps (5)
S PECIAL F ORCES
FREE FALL COURSE
Must be a jump master or have a minimum of 20 jumps of static-line

parachute
Age limit is 35 years old
MISCELLANEOUS Meals and accommodation

can be provided in the
barracks
ASPROPIRGOS
303
304
ADVANCED FREE FALL COURSE

CODE
AR-SF-AD-0068-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
Students learn advanced skills of free
fall jump.
Airborne School
Aspropirgos Athens
4 weeks
Once per year (November)
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-3 to OF-3
Up to 20
Greek/SLP 2222
Basic of free fall parachutes
(review)
Packing
Mechanisms of automatic opening
Emergency actions
load
Land training
Jumps with full equipment and
load, day and night (up to 15)
Minimum of 30 Free fall jumps

ASPROPIRGOS
306
SNIPER COURSE
CODE
AR-SF-ME-0070-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
Students acquire special abilities, in
recognition and shooting, in order to
engage high value targets that cannot
be engaged successfully by the regular
rieman because of range, size, location,
eeting nature, or visibility.
Unconventional Warfare Training Center
Redina, Thessaloniki
6 weeks
Twice per year (April, September)
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-2 to OF-1
Up to 16
Greek/SLP 2222
Stalking
Shooting
Judging distances
Observation
Topography
FTXs

Swimming:50 meters
7 km run with 20kgr load in less than 52
Meals and accommodation provided in the barracks
REDINA
CODE
AR-SF-AD-0071-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
To develop the physical and enhance
the mental strength of the trainees, at
the highest possible level, in order to be
able to overcome, the adverse conditions
on the battleeld, by making fast and
accurate immediately decisions.
To enable the executives of the SF
Units, to be capable to administer SF
detachments in unconventional warfare
and other SF operations.
13 weeks
Once per year (September)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-4 to OF-2
Up to 50
Greek/SLP 2222
Physical training and tests
Demolition - sabotage,
Rock climbing,
SOP IAD- small-unit tactics
Weapons training,
Obstacle crossing
FTXs
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE

Swimming:50 meters
MISCELLANEOUS
Meals and accommodation are provided in the barracks
S PECIAL F ORCES
SPECIAL FORCES COURSE
REDINA
307
308
SPECIAL FORCES BASIC COURSE

CODE
AR-SF-BA-0072-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
The purpose of the course is to teach the
students, the basic skills that are required
to be an SF member, while developing
the physical and mental strength of the
trainees.
4 weeks
6 times per year (Jan, March, May, Jul,
Sep, Nov)
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-2 to OF-1
Up to 50
Greek/SLP 2222
Physical training and tests
Demolition - sabotage,
Rock climbing,
SOP IAD- small-unit tactics
Weapons training,
Obstacle crossing
FTXs
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE

Swimming:50 meters
MISCELLANEOUS

REDINA
CODE
AR-SF-ME-0074-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
The purpose of the course is to teach
the students, the basic skills that are
required to operate in close distances
and in an urban environment
2 weeks
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-2 to OF-1
Up to 10
Greek/SLP 2222
Shooting drills with various
weapons
Room entry
Building entry
Immediate Action Drills
FTX
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE

Swimming:50 meters
MISCELLANEOUS
S PECIAL F ORCES
CLOSE QUARTERS BATTLE COURSE (CQB)
REDINA
309
310
PATROL PLANNING COURSE

CODE
AR-SF-BA-0075-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

STAFF SCHOOL
To learn how to plan and conduct a
special operation mission
UWTC
Redina (Thessaloniki)
2 weeks
Once per year (Nov)
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-6 to OF-2
Up to 50
Greek/SLP 3333
Organizing the planning room
Intelligence Preparation of the
Battleeld
Military Decision Making Process (theory and practice)
FTX
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE

Swimming:50 meters
7km run with 20kgr load in less than 52
MISCELLANEOUS
REDINA
CODE
AR-SF-BA-0076-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
To learn how to survive and operate in
mountainous / snow and cold weather
environment
Winter Warfare Training Center
Olympus mountain
4 weeks
Once per year (Feb)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-2 to OF-1
Up to 25
Greek/SLP 2222
Special equipment for snow environment
Cold weather rst aid
Navigation
Skiing
Shooting in snow environments
Patrolling
Making shelters
Rescuing in snow environments
FTX
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Basic skills in mountain skiing
MISCELLANEOUS
S PECIAL F ORCES
WINTER WARFARE COURSE
OLYMPUS
311
CODE
AR-SF-ME-0105-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION

THEORETICAL TRAINING
A general training/education about
Amphibious Ops, based on practice
and NATO doctrines
SF Marines School
Volos
2 Week
FREQUENCY
2 per year
AIM
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/
LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-3
6 10
Greek/SLP 2222
Amphibious Ops introduction
Amphibious Force Staff Orientation
Intel Consideration
Joint Amphibious Ops Planning
Rehearsal
Movement to AOA
STOM (Ship to Obj Maneuver)
Landing Force Support Party
Fire Support System Capabilities
NSFS
S PECIAL F ORCES
AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS SCHOOL
Marines/ Special Forces prior experience.

VOLOS
313
CODE
NV-SF-BA-0001-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

SPECIAL WARFARE COURSE
Physical and Mental Preparation
Combined with Theoretical Training
and Practical Skills Development, in
order to be Capable of Manning the
Operational UDT/SEAL Teams or other
SF units.
Basic Underwater Demolition Course
Skaramagkas
7 months
2 per year
RANK
OR-1 to OR-9 and OF-1 to OF-3
CONTENTS
Preparation phase:4 weeks
Phase 1 - Physical Training
(6 weeks).
Phase2 - SCUBA/Combat
Diving (9 weeks)
Phase3-Unconventional
Warfare. (9 weeks)Ph
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
S PECIAL F ORCES
BASIC UNDERWATER DEMOLITION TRAINING COURSE
The following requirements are needed in order to participate:

Good physical conditions+Medical exams(Decompression chamber):
1. Running 1mile(1.609meters) in time< 7 1/2 minutes.
2. 30 push-ups no time limit.
3. 30 seat-ups no time limit
4. 8 pull-ups no time limit.
5. 8 dips no time limit
6. 5 meters rope climping without foot aiding.
7. 300 meters swimming free style in time < 7 minutes.
8. 15 meters under water swimming by mean of apnea.
Accomodation and meal provided during the course.
SKARAMAGKAS
315
316
SCUBA DIVING / LIFEGUARD COURSE

CODE
NV-SF-BA-0002-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
NAVY DIVING COURSE

Provide training to personnel in order to
participate in SCUBA diving operations
up to 20 m. depth and basic lifeguard
techniques.
Certicate of graduation is accredited
according European standard for SCUBA
diving services (EN 14153-2)
Scuba Diving / Lifeguard course.
Skaramagkas
32 Days
(22 SCUBA Diving + 10 lifeguard
techniques)
1 per year
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

Up to 24
Greek/SLP 2222
1.Physical training.
2.SCUBA diving.
3.First aid Pool & Beach Lifeguard
techniques.

Good physical conditions+Medical exams(Decompression chamber).
1. Running 1mile(1.609meters) in time< 9 minutes.
5. 5 dips no time limits6. 300 meters swimming free style in time < 9
minutes.
Food and accommodations not included.
SKARAMAGKAS
CODE
NV-SF-BA-0003-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

NAVY DIVING COURSE
Provide training to personnel in order to
participate in SCUBA diving operations
up to 20 m. depth and basic lifeguard
techniques.
according European standard for SCUBA
diving services (EN 14153-2)
Skaramagkas
32 Days (22 SCUBA Diving + 10
lifeguard techniques)
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 to OR-7, OF-1 to OF-3

16-24
Greek/SLP 2222
Phase1:Amphibious Operations
and physical training.
Phase2: Fast Craft
Unconventional Warfare
Operations.
Phase3: Fast Crafts Weapon
handling.
Phase 4: Scuba Diving Life
guard Course (if required).
S PECIAL F ORCES
FAST CRAFT CREW COURSE

Good physical conditions+Medical exams:
6. 3 meters rope climping foot aiding.
SKARAMAGKAS
317
318
SURVIVAL EVESION RESISTANCE EXTRACTION

CODE
AF-SF-AD-0047-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

PILOTS AIRCREWS TRAINING
The course is focused on extreme
conditions where pilots and aircrews
might encounter after bail out in case of
isolation in hostile territory.
31st Search and Rescue Operations SQN
Elefsis
2 Weeks
1 per Year
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
RANK
All
S PECIAL F ORCES
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Theory (Survival Principles Overland, Navigation)

Theory & Practice (Shelter, water, food, re, traps)
Theory (Evasion-Escape-First Aid-Camouage)
Disarmament Methods
Navigation Exercise (NAVEX)
Shooting
NAVEX 10 Km (on the Field)
Theory (Conduct after Capture-Interrogation Resistance, Dogs avoidance)
Theory (Dangerous Areas-conduct procedures with SF teams during Evasion)
CSAR Procedures according to ATP 62
Practical (Combat Survival on the eld)
Practical (Evasion on the eld)
Practical (Capture 10 up to 24 Hours, Interrogation)
CSAR extraction scenario involving AS-332 C1 Helicopter and 31 SAROS
operational Team.
Fitness: 12 min in treading water (oating)

Navigation: Required a high level of dismounted land navigation skills.
Language: English Language knowledge (Passing grade English
Language Test is 50%)
Failing Criteria:
a) Dont meet the Standards
b) Dont participate (100%) of the practical eld exercise and miss more
than 10% of the teaching hours
MISCELLANEOUS Medical Requirements:
Medical emergencies will
be treated initially at Elefsis Air Force Base Medical Service and if needed
by the HAF General Hospital 251 in Athens area,
according to the relevant
agreement.
ELEFSIS
Dress code: Flying suit
during lessons and Dress
Class B for the graduation
Day.
CODE
AF-SF-AD-0050-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

SECURITY FORCES & SFCs
The basic goal of a Security Forces
Course is to protect the people, property
and resources of Air Force Bases.
Accomplishing this goal requires training in
law enforcement and combat tactics.
SCHOOL
31st Search and Rescue Operation SQN
LOCATION
Elefsis
DURATION
3 Weeks
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
All
5 to 15
Greek/SLP 3333
Individual movements tactics
Combat marksmanship-combat shooting
Close Quarter Combat
Urban tactics and procedures
Suspect control and search techniques
Providing security in high risk areas
Defensive tactics for Air Base Security
VIP protection
S PECIAL F ORCES
SECURITY FORCES
Fitness: [dress: body uniform (Battle Dress Uniform) and army boots]
a) 2 statute miles in 20 min
b) 20 push-ups
c) 20 sit-ups
d) 6 pull-ups
e) Ascent on rope (4 meters)
Failing Criteria:
a) Dont meet the Standards (Failure on Evaluation Practical Tests)
b) Dont participate (100%) of the practical eld exercise hours and
miss more than 10% of the teaching hours
MISCELLANEOUS
Medical Requirements:
Medical emergencies will
be treated initially at Elefsis
Air Force Base Medical
Service and if needed by
the HAF General Hospital
251 in Athens area,
according to the relevant
agreement.
Dress code: Body Uniform
(Battle Dress Uniform)
during lessons and Dress
Class B for the graduation
Day.
ELEFSIS
319
320
SKUBA DIVERS
CODE
AF-SF-AD-0055-GR
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

SPECIAL FORCES
To provide HAF with scuba divers capable
of diving at 20 meters depth life guarding
and rst and help
SCHOOL
206 Infrastructure Wing
LOCATION
Ano Liosia (Attika)
DURATION
5 Weeks
FREQUENCY According to operational demands
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
S PECIAL F ORCES
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
5 to 15
Greek /SLP 3333
Physical Training
Swimming styles
Diving equipment preparation
Diving technique
Danger of diving
Life guarding
First aid help
CPR
Participants must be healthy and able of accomplishing the following

tests
a) 5 meters depth free dive (no ns)
b) 15 meters underwater swimming
c) 300 meters swimming (9 min max0
d) 35 push up within 2 min (2 breaks allowed with the elbows at the
straight position)
e) 40 ABS within 2 min (arms crossed on the chest hands on shoulders
and knees at right angle)
f) 5 pull-up
g) 1500 meters run 97 min max)
h) 4 meters rope climbing
i) Decompression chamber test
At the end of every week participants must be able of accomplishing
tests according to the courses training program.
ATHENS
SPECIAL FORCES COURSES

in
ENGLISH
CODE
AR-SF-BA-0051-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To improve the climbing ability of the
students, both concerning mountains
and in complex compartmented terrain.
3 weeks
Twice per year (May, Jun, Aug, Oct)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-2 to OF-2
Up to 20
English/SLP 2222
Basic on ropes, knots and climbing equipment
Technical climbing using top
rope method
Using and creating anchoring
points
Responsibilities of Rope master
Descending from helicopter using FAST ROPE and RAPPEL technique
Rescue Techniques
Setting up aerial bridges
Climbing A,B,C type rocks
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE

Sit ups: 40 in less than 2
Chin ups: 8 in less than 2
MISCELLANEOUS
S PECIAL F ORCES
TECHNICAL CLIMBING COURSE
NEA PERAMOS
323
324
INFLATED BOAT COURSE

CODE
AR-SF-BA-0053-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
TACTICAL SCHOOL
AIM
To learn how to operate an inated boat
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
2 weeks
FREQUENCY
Twice per year (April and October)
RANK
OR-1 to OR-7
MIN MAX QUOTA
Up to 10
S PECIAL F ORCES
CONTENTS
Sea navigation
boats
Practical exercise in the operation of the inated boat
Swimming Skills
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
NEA PERAMOS
CODE
AR-SF-BA-0055-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
TACTICAL SCHOOL
AIM
To learn how to operate and maintain

a rib
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
5 weeks
FREQUENCY
RANK
OR-2 to OR-7
MIN MAX QUOTA
Up to 10
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
English/SLP 2222
CONTENTS
Sea navigation
boats
Radar Operator
Practical exercise in the operation of the boat
Swimming skills
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
S PECIAL F ORCES
RIGID INFLATED BOAT COURSE
NEA PERAMOS
325
326
BASIC PARACHUTE COURSE

CODE
AR-SF-BA-0057-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
required, in order to conduct a safe static
belt parachute- jump.
Airborne School
Aspropirgos Athens
4 weeks
6 times per year (Feb, Apr, Jun, Jul, Sep,
Nov)
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-1 to OF-3
Up to 50
English/SLP 2222
Basic of parachutes (technical
data)
Exit technique from 34 feet tower
Landing technique
Avoidance of obstacles
Landing on sea
parachute
load
Jumps (5), including one with
full equipment and one at night

ASPROPIRGOS
CODE
AR-SF-ME-0059-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
To learn how to set up and secure a drop/
land zone
Airborne School
Aspropirgos, Athens
3 weeks
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 to OF-1
Up to 20
English/SLP 2222
Pathnders responsibilities and
duties
Setting up a landing zone
Setting up a drop zone
Communicating with airplanes/
helicopters
Navigation
S PECIAL F ORCES
PATHFINDERS COURSE
The candidate of the course, must be an active paratrooper, with at least

10 jumps
ASPROPIRGOS
327
328
JUMP MASTER COURSE

CODE
AR-SF-ME-0061-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
To learn how to prepare and inspect the
men, their equipment and the airplane, in
order to conduct a safe jump
Airborne School
Aspropirgos, Athens
3 weeks
Once a year (March)
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-4 to OF-1
Up to 20
English/SLP 3322
Jump masters responsibilities
Inspecting a paratrooper
Packing individuals bundle
Emergency procedures
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Candidate must be an active paratrooper, with at least 20 jumps
MISCELLANEOUS
ASPROPIRGOS
CODE
AR-SF-ME-0063-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TECHNICAL SCHOOL
To learn how to pack a static jump
parachute and the reserve
Airborne School
Aspropirgos Athens
6 weeks
Once per year (January)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-2 to OR-7
Up to 15
English/SLP 3322
Packing the main parachute
Packing the reserve
Jump with own-packed parachute
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
None
MISCELLANEOUS
S PECIAL F ORCES
RIGGERS COURSE
ASPROPIRGOS
329
330
FREE FALL COURSE

CODE
AR-SF-ME-0065-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
required, in order to conduct a safe free
fall jump.
Airborne School
Aspropirgos Athens
5 weeks
4 times per year (Feb, May, July, Sep)
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-2 to OF-3
Up to 14
English/SLP 2222
Basic of free fall parachutes
(technical data)
Packing free-fall parachute
Mechanisms of automatic opening
parachute
load
Exit positions
Free-fall Jumps (5)
Must be a jump master or have a minimum of 20 jumps of static-line
parachute
ASPROPIRGOS
CODE
AR-SF-ME-0069-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
Students acquire special abilities, in
recognition and shooting, in order to
engage high value targets that cannot
be engaged successfully by the regular
rieman because of range, size, location,
eeting nature, or visibility.
6 weeks
Twice per year (April, September)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-2 to OF-1
Up to 16
English/SLP 3322
Stalking
Shooting
Judging distances
Observation
Topography
FTXs
S PECIAL F ORCES
SNIPER COURSE

Swimming:50 meters
7 km run with 20kgr load in less than 52
REDINA
331
332
CLOSE QUARTERS BATTLE COURSE (CQB)

CODE
AR-SF-ME-0073-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

TACTICAL SCHOOL
The purpose of the course is to teach the
students, the basic skills that are required
to operate in close distances and in an
urban environment
2 weeks
S PECIAL F ORCES
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
OR-2 to OF-1
Up to 10
English/SLP 2222
Shooting drills with various
weapons
Room entry
Building entry
Immediate Action Drills
FTX
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE

Swimming:50 meters
MISCELLANEOUS
REDINA
334
AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS SCHOOL

CODE
AR-SF-ME-0106-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

THEORETICAL TRAINING
A general training/education about
Amphibious Ops, based on practice
and NATO doctrines
SCHOOL
SF Marines School
LOCATION
Volos
DURATION
2 Week
FREQUENCY By request
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/
LEVEL
CONTENTS
S PECIAL F ORCES
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-9 to OF-3
6 10
English/SLP 2222
Amphibious Ops introduction
Amphibious Force Staff Orientation
Intel Consideration
Joint Amphibious Ops Planning
Rehearsal
Movement to AOA
STOM (Ship to Obj Maneuver)
Landing Force Support Party
Fire Support System Capabilities NSFS
Marines/ Special Forces prior experience.

VOLOS
CODE
AR-SF-AD-0067-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
TACTICAL SCHOOL
Students learn advanced skills of free
fall jump.
Airborne School
Aspropirgos Athens
4 weeks
Once a year (November)
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
RANK
OR-3 to OF-3
MIN MAX QUOTA
Up to 20

CONTENTS
S PECIAL F ORCES
ADVANCED FREE FALL COURSE
Basic of free - fall parachutes

(review)
Packing
Mechanisms
of
automatic
opening
Emergency actions
Adjusting the parachute and
the load
Land training
Jumps with full equipment and
load, day and night (up to 15)
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
Minimum of 30 Free fall jumps

MISCELLANEOUS
ASPROPIRGOS
335
338
BASIC UNDERWATER DEMOLITION TRAINING COURSE

CODE
NV-SF-BA-0001-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

Physical and Mental Preparation
Combined with Theoretical Training
and Practical Skills Development, in
order to be Capable of Manning the
Operational UDT/SEAL Teams or other
SF units.
Basic Underwater Demolition Course
Skaramagkas
7 months
2 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
S PECIAL F ORCES
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

Up to 16
English/SLP 2222
Preparation phase:4 weeks
Phase 1 - Physical Training (6
weeks).
Phase2 - SCUBA/Combat Diving
(9 weeks)
Phase3-Unconventional
Warfare. (9 weeks)Ph

Good physical conditions+Medical exams(Decompression chamber):
1. Running 1mile(1.609meters) in time< 7 1/2 minutes.
6. 5 meters rope climping without foot aiding.
SKARAMAGKAS
CODE
NV-SF-BA-0002-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

NAVY DIVING COURSE
Provide training to personnel in order
to participate in SCUBA diving
operations up to 20 m. depth and
basic lifeguard techniques.
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION

according European standard
for SCUBA diving services (EN
14153-2)
Skaramagkas
32 Days
FREQUENCY
(22 SCUBA Diving + 10 lifeguard

techniques)
1 per year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS

Up to 24
English/SLP 2222
1.Physical training.
S PECIAL F ORCES
SCUBA DIVING / LIFEGUARD COURSE
2.SCUBA diving.
3.First aid Pool & Beach Lifeguard
techniques.
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

Good physical conditions+Medical exams(Decompression chamber).
Food and accommodations not included.
SKARAMAGKAS
339
340
FAST CRAFT CREW COURSE

CODE
NV-SF-BA-0003-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

To provide the ability of operating fast
craft for supporting unconvetional
warfare operations.
SCHOOL
Fast Craft Crew Course
LOCATION
Skaramagkas
DURATION
8 Weeks (+32 days for non scuba divers)
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
S PECIAL F ORCES
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-4 to OR-7, OF-1 to OF-3

16-24
English/SLP 2222
Phase1:Amphibious Operations
and physical training.
Phase2: Fast Craft
Unconventional Warfare
Operations.
Phase3: Fast Crafts Weapon
handling.
Phase 4: Scuba Diving Life
guard Course (if required).

Good physical conditions+Medical exams:
6. 3 meters rope climping foot aiding.
SKARAMAGKAS
CODE AF-SF-AD-0048-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

PILOTS AIRCREWS TRAINING
The course is focused on extreme
conditions where pilots and aircrews might
encounter after bail out in case of isolation
in hostile territory.
31st Search and Rescue Operations SQN
Elefsis
2 Weeks
1 per Year
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
All
5 to 15
English/SLP 3333
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Theory (Survival Principles Overland,

Navigation)
Theory & Practice (Shelter, water, food,
re, traps)
Theory (Evasion-Escape-First AidCamouage)
Disarmament Methods
Navigation Exercise (NAVEX)
Shooting
NAVEX 10 Km (on the Field)
Theory (Conduct after CaptureInterrogation Resistance, Dogs
avoidance)
Theory (Dangerous Areas-conduct
procedures with SF teams during
Evasion)
CSAR Procedures according to ATP 62
Practical (Combat Survival on the eld)
Practical (Evasion on the eld)
Practical (Capture 10 up to 24 Hours,
Interrogation)
CSAR extraction scenario involving
AS-332 C1 Helicopter and 31 SAROS
operational Team.
S PECIAL F ORCES
SURVIVAL EVESION RESISTANCE EXTRACTION
Fitness: 12 min in treading water (oating)

Navigation: Required a high level of dismounted land navigation skills.
Failing Criteria:
a) Dont meet the Standards
b) Dont participate (100%) of the practical eld exercise and miss more
Medical Requirements: Medical

emergencies will
be treated initially
at Elefsis Air Force
Base Medical Service
and if needed by the
HAF General Hospital
251 in Athens area,
according to the
relevant agreement.
Dress code: Flying
suit during lessons
and Dress Class B for
the graduation Day.
ELEFSIS
341
342
SECURITY FORCES
CODE
AF-SF-AD-0049-EN
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM

SECURITY FORCES & SFCs
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
31st Search and Rescue Operation SQN

Elefsis
3 Weeks
1 per year
The basic goal of a Security Forces Course is

to protect the people, property and resources
of Air Force Bases. Accomplishing this goal
requires training in law enforcement and
combat tactics.
RANK
MIN MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
S PECIAL F ORCES
BASIC ENTRY
STANDARDS &
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
All
5 to 15
English/SLP 3333
Individual movements tactics

Combat marksmanship-combat shooting
Close Quarter Combat
Urban tactics and procedures
Suspect control and search techniques
Providing security in high risk areas
Defensive tactics for Air Base Security
VIP protection
Fitness: [dress: body uniform (Battle Dress Uniform) and army boots]
2 statute miles in 20 min
20 push-ups
20 sit-ups
6 pull-ups
Ascent on rope (4 meters)
Language: English Language knowledge (Passing grade English Language
Test is 50%)
Failing Criteria:
a) Dont meet the Standards (Failure on Evaluation Practical Tests)
b) Dont participate (100%) of the practical eld exercise hours and miss more
Medical Requirements: Medical emergencies will be treated initially at
Elefsis Air Force Base Medical Service and if needed by the HAF General
Hospital 251 in Athens area, according to the relevant agreement.
Dress code: Body Uniform (Battle Dress Uniform) during lessons and Dress
Class B for the graduation Day.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
ELEFSIS
NATO
EDUCATION & TRAINING
FACILITIES
only in
ENGLISH
CODE OPS-MA-3110 N & OPS-MA-3120 M

BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC NATIONAL DEFENSE

GENERAL STAFF
THEORETICAL
The aim of this course is to assist Command Teams personnel in prociently conduct an MIO using common standards.
NMIOTC
Souda Naval Bay, Crete, Greece
5 days
2 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
OR-7 to OF-3, equivalent civilians

8
24
English/SLP 3232
1010 MIO Planning
1020 MIO Related Messages
1030 Intel Support to MIO
1040 Legal Issues-ROE
1050 MIO Phases
1060 Units Organization
1070 Air Assets Support to MIO
1080 Negotiation Techniques in MIO
1090 MIO - Game / SIMEX
1100 Evidence Collection &
NATO Biometrics in MIO
Computer skills: Basic skills in a
Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Operating System, as well as basic
skills in word processing
NMIOTC provides: classroom equipped with multimedia capabilities

including interactive boards, lectures, internet access, NMIOTC intranet,
library, handouts and mission specic scenarios for MIO Tactical
Simulator.
The modules are NATO Unclassied releasable to partners, with the exception
of Module 1030 which has NATO Secret
classication. An unclassied version is
available for Non-NATO nations.
SOUDA
N ATO EDUCATION & TRAINING FACILITIES
COURSE SERIES 1000: COMMAND TEAM MARITIME

INTERDICTION OPERATIONS (MIO) ISSUES
345
346
COURSE SERIES 2000: BOARDING TEAM THEORETICAL ISSUES

CODE
OPS-MA-3210 N & OPS-MA-3220 M
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

GENERAL STAFF
THEORETICAL
The aim of this course is to train Boarding
Teams personnel in safely and efciently
apply NATO doctrines and procedures in
MIO.
NMIOTC
3 days
2 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

8
24
English/SLP 3232
2010 Actions Other than Sweep
Onboard Suspect Vessel
2020 Inspection and Detection
Techniques
2030 Intel Gathering on MIO Targets
2040 Tactical MIO Planning
2050 Boarding Team Psychology
2060 Suspect Vessel Crew
Psychology
2070 NATO Biometrics in MIO
2080 Biometrics Collection with
SEEK II
Computer skills: Basic skills in a Graphical
User Interface (GUI) Operating System, as
well as basic skills in word processing

including interactive boards, lectures, internet access, NMIOTC intranet
Lessons Learnt and Best practices library and mission specic handouts.
The modules are NATO Unclassied releasable to partners.
SOUDA
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

GENERAL STAFF
PRACTICAL
The aim of this course is to train Boarding
Teams personnel how to conduct
Boarding Ops in the Framework of
Maritime Interdiction Operations through
the common NATO TTPs.
NMIOTC
7 days
2 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

6
30
English/SLP 3233
3010 Container Inspection
3020 Small Arms Training
3030 Tactical Sweep
3040 Crew Control / Suspect Crew Handling
3050 Small Boat Handling
3060 RHIB Insertion
3070 Heliborne Insertion / Extraction
3080 Boarding Under Multiple Threats
Trainees must be nationally Rappel qualied (for
Module 3010), qualied as Small Arms Weapon
users (for Module 3020, 3030), qualied as
coxswains (for Module 3050), qualied as
swimmers (for Module 3060) and qualied as
Fast Ropers (for Module 3070).
NMIOTC provides: Classroom equipped with multimedia capabilities

including interactive boards, lectures, PPT, Internet access, NMIOTC
intranet, handouts, Student guide (where applicable), training ship,
rope access equipment, training weapons, personal gear, three-stack
containers, stationary and remote control targets, RHIB, hook and pole,
caving ladder, FRIES, rotary wing aircraft.
The modules
are NATO
Unclassied
releasable to
partners.
SOUDA
COURSE SERIES 3000: BOARDING TEAM PRACTICAL ISSUES
347
348
COURSE SERIES 4000: NAVAL UNIT FINAL TRAINING

TACTICAL EXERCISE (FTX)
CODE OPS-MA-4410 N & OPS-MA-4420 M
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

GENERAL STAFF
PRACTICAL EVALUATION
The main objective of the course is to
evaluate ships performance, as a whole,
in safely and successfully applying
NATO doctrines and procedures in MIO
operations, through the execution of a
tailored, mission specic, exercise.
NMIOTC
2 days
2 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS
Naval units/ Robust Teams

English/SLP 3232
4010 Evaluation of Command Teams ability
to plan and execute MIO in accordance with
NATO doctrines and procedures.
4020 Evaluation of Boarding Teams ability to
plan and conduct VBSS in accordance with
NATO doctrines and procedures.
4030 Evaluation of ships internal
organization, internal and external information
ow, equipment condition and modes of
utilization related to MIO.
NMIOTC provides: Exercises documents (EXSPEC, EXPLAN, Exercise

Scenario, Intel and exercise messages), training ship for the module
4020. The Center may also provide, upon request, a naval unit underway
to act as target vessel during the exercise.
SOUDA
CODE
OPS-MA-2520 M
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

GENERAL STAFF
THEORETICAL
The aim of the course is to instruct
NATO and partners maritime and military
ofcials the terminology, operational
procedures and communications utilized
by combined maritime forces in NATOled Peace Support Operations.
NMIOTC
10 days
2 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

8
24
English/SLP 3233
5100 NATO Concept
5200 NATO Operations Legal Aspects
5300 NATO TTPs in Maritime Operations
5400 NATO Operations Planning Process
5500 Brieng techniques
Computer skills: Basic skills in a Graphical User
Interface (GUI) Operating System, as well as
basic skills in word processing.
NMIOTC provides: classroom equipped with multimedia Including

interactive boards, 1 laptop per student in the classroom / lecture room
with intranet and internet access, lectures and specic serious games in
MIO Tactical Simulator.
SOUDA
COURSE SERIES 5000: MARITIME OPERATIONAL

TERMINOLOGY COURSE MOTC
349
352
COURSE SERIES 6000: WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION

(WMD) IN MARITIME INTERDICTION OPERATIONS (MIO) COURSE
CODE
OPS-MA-4610 M
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC NATIONAL DEFENSE GENERAL

STAFF
THEORETICAL & PRACTICAL
The aim of this course is to train and educate
students in NATO practices and procedures
regarding operational and tactical dimensions
of WMD in Maritime Interdiction Operations.
NMIOTC
10 days
2 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE

8
24
English/SLP 3233
6110 Political aspects of the prevention of the proliferation of WMD
6120 NATO strategic approach on CBRN in relation to MIO
6130 Legal Aspects Related to WMD Counter - Proliferation in the
Maritime Environment
6140 Operational Processes Required to Successfully Counter the
WMD Proliferation at Sea
6150 Reach-Back Architecture and Procedures
6210 CBRN threat
6220 CBRN Agents and their Means of Delivery
6230 CBRN Agents Impact on the Human Body
6240 Methods of CBRN Detection and the Respective Equipment
6250 Principles of CBRN Protection and the Available Equipment
6310 Stand-Off Detection of CBRN Material During MIO
6320 Detection of CBRN material during boarding
6330 Identication of CBRN material during boarding
Computer skills: Basic skills in a Graphical User Interface (GUI) Operating
System, as well as basic skills in word processing.
MISCELLANEOUS
NMIOTC provides: Classroom equipped with multimedia capabilities including interactive boards,
lectures, presentations, internet access, handouts, training ship, radiological detectors, simulated and
live radiological sources, RHIB.
The modules are NATO Unclassied releasable
to partners.
SOUDA
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

GENERAL STAFF
NMIOTC, taking into account the fact
that piracy is a growing phenomenon
and sensing the current operational and
training needs, implemented this type of
training, which is applicable for training
units, teams and individuals who engage
in the ght against piracy. It includes predeployment training and training in the
framework of Regional Capacity Building,
as well as enhancing the overall predeployment training level.
NMIOTC
5 days
2 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE

8
24
English/SLP 3232
7010 Piracy Overview History
7020 Ongoing Counter Piracy Operations
7030 ROE Implementation & Legal Issues
7040 Pirate characteristics and modes of operation
7050 Case Study on Piracy Incidents
7060 Lessons Learned from Counter Piracy Operations
7070 Anti Piracy Measures in Merchant Shipping
7080 Simulated Counter Piracy Scenarios
7095 NATO Biometrics in MIO
7100 Small Skiff Investigation
7200 Pirate Mother Ship VBSS / Hijacked Merchant Vessel
7300 Protection of a Merchant Ship from Pirate Attack at Sea
MISCELLANEOUS
NMIOTC provides: classroom equipped
with multimedia capabilities including
interactive boards, lectures, internet
access, library, handouts and the RHIBs
& skiff (whaler) for module 7100 and
the training platform ARIS for modules
7200 & 7300. The Center may also
provide, upon request, a naval unit to act
as target vessel during these exercises.
COURSE SERIES 7000: COUNTER PIRACY IN SUPPORT OF MIO
The modules are

NATO Unclassied
releasable
to
partners.
SOUDA
353
354
COURSE SERIES 8000: CIEDs Considerations in Maritime

Force Protection
CODE
OPS-MA-3807
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
HELLENIC NATIONAL DEFENSE GENERAL STAFF

To fulll an operational requirement and most
importantly to provide a holistic and comprehensive
approach covering operational and tactical issues
related with Asymmetric Threats in the maritime
environment (when a ship is alongside, at anchor or
sailing in conned waters).
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
NMIOTC
10 days
1 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE

8
24
English/SLP 3232
8010 Global Maritime IED Threat
8020 Methods of Attack
8030 Classication of IED's
8040 Water Borne IED's (WBIED's)
8050 Force Protection Process / Model
8060 Maritime Tactical Exploitation Awareness
8070 Procedures of Person / Vehicle checking
8075 Port Arrival procedures, including area and building search
8080 Escalation of Force (EOF)
8085 C-IED Capabilities / Initiatives
8090 International Ship and Port facility Security (ISPS) Code
8095 Maritime Force Protection (MFP) Planning process
8100 Attack the Network Exploitation
MISCELLANEOUS
NMIOTC
provides:
4
classroom
equipped with multimedia capabilities
including interactive boards, lectures,
internet access (for syndicate work),
C-IED training equipment, different sizes
of Vehicles, simrounds, simweapons
nad NMIOTC trainng platforms.
The Course is NATO Classied since
extended study of ATP-74 will be
utilized. A sanitized version is available
for partners.
SOUDA
CODE
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
LGL-LG-3123
THEORETICAL & PRACTICAL COURSE
To provide Command and Operating Teams, as well as Staff
Ofcers involved in MIO planning and execution, with a solid
theoretical and practical training, towards the establishment of
a law enforcement culture on high seas. The Course consists of
both theoretical training on all major legal aspects of operating
in the maritime environment, as well as practical training in case
studies scenarios, enhanced by Table top Exercises (TTXs). The
desired outcome of this Course for NMIOTC, is to make trainees
able to identify and properly respond to legal issues rising up
during the conduct of Maritime Interdiction Operations.
NMIOTC
5 days
2 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE
MISCELLANEOUS

8
24
English/SLP 3232
9010 International Maritime Legal Environment
9020 Aspects of Maritime Threats
9030 Legal Implementation on MIO
9040 Operational Law - LOAC-Human Rights
9050 Legal Concerns: Procedures and
precautions / Case Studies
9010s: Theoretical Introduction
9020s: Practical Demonstration
9030s: Practical Application
Computer skills: Basic skills in a Graphical User
Interface (GUI) Operating System, as well as basic
skills in word processing.

including interactive boards, lectures, internet access, library,
handouts.
The modules are
NATO Unclassied
releasable to
partners.
SOUDA
COURSE SERIES 9000: LEGAL ISSUES IN MARITIME

INTERDICTION OPERATIONS
355
356
COURSE SERIES 10000: MIO IN SUPPORT OF COUNTER

ILLICIT TRAFFICKING AT SEA
CODE
Pilot Course (Under development)
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY

THEORETICAL & PRACTICAL COURSE
To provide an overview Illicit Trafcking: (Drug
Trafcking - Human Smuggling - Trafcking in Human
Beings - Arms Trafcking and Counterfeited Goods /
Currency) and the threats posed by the convergence
of transnational organized crime (TOC), corruption,
and terrorism. Also by the fact that TOC is a global
threat and that common Maritime Routes are used
by TOC for their illicit activities through the course we
will try to focus on the way ahead to Counter Illicit
Trafcking at Sea.
NMIOTC
10 days
2 per year
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE

8
24
English/SLP 3232
10010 Regional Counter Trafcking Overview
10020 On Going Illicit Trafcking Action in the Region
10030 Illicit Trafcking Organization Characteristics
and Modes of Operation
10040 Case Study on Illicit Trafcking
10050 Legal Issues Concerning Counter - Trafcking
10060 Legal Issues on Hand off Process
10070 Narcotics Identication
10100 Forensic Science Overview
10200 Interview & Interrogation Overview
10300 Collection of Evidence & Crime Scene Process
10400 Report Writing Guidelines
10500 Evaluation of Team's Ability to Plan and
Execute a Counter - Trafcking Mission / VBSS
MISCELLANEOUS
The course 10000 is under development in
cooperation with George C. Marshall European
Center for Security Studies and EUCOM, it is not
nally structured in modules, etc since there is
considerable work to be done prior conducting the
course as planned for the end 2015 / early 2016.
George C. Marshall European Center for Security
Studies and EUCOM will assist on providing
training material and subject matter experts.
The modules will be NATO Unclassied releasable
to partners.
SOUDA
CODE
(Under development)
BRANCH
TYPE
AIM
SCHOOL
LOCATION
DURATION
FREQUENCY
HELLENIC DEFENSE GENERAL STAFF

To educate and train students in practices and
procedures for protecting a merchant vessel
against a pirate attack at sea.
NMIOTC
5 days
On request
RANK
MIN QUOTA
MAX QUOTA
LANGUAGE/LEVEL
CONTENTS
PREREQUISITE

8 persons
24 persons
English/SLP 2222
11010 Piracy Overview History
11020 Pirate characteristics and modes of operation
11030 Employment of armed guards on merchant vessels
11040 Legal implications for the employment of armed
guards
11050 Routine onboard merchant vessels
11060: Operational and training issues for armed guards
11070: Anti-piracy measures onboard merchant vessels
11080: Small arms training onboard a vessel
11085: Tactical movement onboard a vessel
11095: Emergency medical assistance and CASEVAC
11100:Piracy case studies
11200: Implementation of ship protection measures and
contingency planning
11300: Threat identication and ROE implementation
Computer skills: Basic skills in a Graphical User Interface
(GUI) Operating System, as well as basic skills in word
processing.
Basic tactical movement skills.
MISCELLANEOUS
NMIOTC provides: classroom equipped
with multimedia capabilities including
interactive boards, lectures, internet
access, library, handouts for theoretical
training and also the RHIBs & skiff
(whaler) and the training platform ARIS
for the practical part of the course. The
Center may also provide, upon request,
a small cargo ship/tug boat to act as the
protected vessel during the nal tactical
exercise.
COURSE SERIES 11000: AUTONOMOUS VESSEL

PROTECTION DETACHMENT TRAINING
The modules are NATO Unclassied

releasable to partners.
SOUDA
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January 1 (New Years Day),

There are also some local holidays.

HELLENIC NATIONAL DEFENCE COLLEGE

HELLENIC NATIONAL DEFENCE

SUPREME JOINT WAR COLLEGE

For Greek students:

MISCELLANEOUS The desired end state is all

COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY

Max not to exceed 10%

COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY

Max not to exceed 10% of native

COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY

Max not to exceed 10% of native

COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY

Max not to exceed 10% of native

COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY

Max not to exceed 10% of native

MILITARY NURSING ACADEMY

Depending on Hellenic National

Completion of secondary education (at the age of eighteen)

COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY

Max not to exceed 10% of native

COMBAT SUPPORT OFFICERS MILITARY ACADEMY

Max not to exceed 10% of native

METHODOLOGY OF PLANNING, ORGANIZING AND

Depending on the overall number of trainees meals and accommodation

CAX SCENARIO DATA BASE PREPARATION & BUILDING

OR-4 to OF-2 and Civilians

Knowledge of Military terminology

Depending on the overall number of trainees meals and accommodation

MODELLING AND SIMULATION