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The Training Centre has excellent The Training Centre has excellent exercise grounds, trainnig facilities and exercise grounds, trainnig facilities and picturesque environment, authentic picturesque environment, authentic nature not far away from Moscow!nature not far away from Moscow!

Russian PKF Staff Officers Course

Russian PKF CourseProvides necessary one-month pre-deployment

training for the Russian officers selected for staff positions in the Peace-keeping (Support) Forces.

Courses number is as required by situation.Total training hours - 150.The programme includes

The UN historical background, structure, terms and definitions, UN mandated regional arrangementsLegitimacy, code of conduct, use of force, Rules Of Engagement, behaviour in respect of local traditions

Russian PKF CoursePKF composition, Staff Officers Duties

Liaison with different components in a multi-dimensional mission, CIMIC, low-level (off-road) negotiationPKF Operational Techniques – CP duties, patrolling, convoys escorts, interposing, CIVPOL assistanceSafety and security – mines awareness, stress management in hostile environment

Russian PKF CourseMedia co-operation

PKF main documents, standing procedures, map reading, UN/NATO map symbolsEnglish basic course, area of deployment language familiarisationCommunications drillHygiene, first aid, MED/CASEVAC proceduresField exercises

Russian United Nations

Military Observer Course

In 1996 the RUSUNMOC became international In 1996 the RUSUNMOC became international and since then more than 100 foreign officers and since then more than 100 foreign officers from Canada, Denmark, Germany, Nigeria, from Canada, Denmark, Germany, Nigeria, Norway, Sweden, the UK, the USA underwent Norway, Sweden, the UK, the USA underwent training in the Centre.training in the Centre.

The Russian United Nations Military Observer The Russian United Nations Military Observer Course foundation dates back to 1974 after the Course foundation dates back to 1974 after the first group of the Soviet officers had arrived to first group of the Soviet officers had arrived to the Middle East on their first peace-keeping the Middle East on their first peace-keeping mission as military observers.mission as military observers.

Since 1996 - 45 British Navy, Army and Air Since 1996 - 45 British Navy, Army and Air Force officers underwent training in the Force officers underwent training in the Russian UNMO Course. The Course staff is Russian UNMO Course. The Course staff is still waiting for more to come and assist in still waiting for more to come and assist in creation of multinational environment for creation of multinational environment for future peacekeepers.future peacekeepers.

The Centre keeps beaconing in all wishing The Centre keeps beaconing in all wishing to learn more about UN peacekeeping to learn more about UN peacekeeping techniques.techniques.

RUSUNMOC training occasions are arranged three times a year

Teachers/instructors strive to foster a good atmosphere and motivation among the students

They prepare and conduct lessons (theoretical and practical)

The UNMO Course language is English

COURSE AIM

The aim of this course is to: prepare officers for deployment as Military Observers (UNMO) as well as Staff Officers on a Peace Support operation (PSO) reaching proficiency on different subjects recommended by UN DPKO Training Unit (UN structure, operation, main components, evolution, operational techniques, UNMOs duties …)

get trainees ready to operate in hostile environment of PSOs refreshing their basic military skills on mine awareness, driving, tactical training, reconnaissance …

provide with field exercises on observation, inspection, negotiation, patrolling and other operational techniques

ice-break barriers of national differences with parties, country presentations and other social activities(!!!)

COURSE PROGRAMMEAll lecture presentations are intended to be interactive. Instructors just facilitate trainees’ study of subjects and share with their UN experiencesCourse programme includes:General Orientation (GO)

UN foundation, structure, milestones and evolution. Charter. Chapters VI, VII, VIII. Differences.Peace-keeping, peacemaking, peacebuilding ...Security Council. Envisaged changes. Mandate.The Role of DPKO. Structure.PSO deployment. Legitimacy. SOFA. ROA.From a traditional Observer Mission to PSOs.Current operations survey.UN Partners in the field. UN Agencies. NGOs CIMIC

COURSE PROGRAMME(continued)

UNMO Duties (OD)PKO organisational chart, C&CPKO HQ, Staff responsibilitiesUNMO. Requirements. Privileges and immunities.Observation Post. Establishment. Duties.Operational Reporting. Different forms of OPREPs.Patrolling. Aim. Tasks. Preparation and conduct.Inspection and verification. Conduct and report.Investigation. Accidents and CF violations.Low level negotiation and mediation. Liaison.Administrative and logistic support in UN PKOs.UN vehicles regulations. Traffic accident proceduresSafety and Security. Stress management.

COURSE PROGRAMME(continued)

CommunicationsBasic terms and abbreviations (radio net, NCS …)Radio set (portable or mobile). General design and operation.GPS. Controls. Navigation with GPS.Alphabetic. Pro-words. Types of messages.UN Communication procedures and formats.Sending messages. Requirements.Loss of contact procedures.

•COURSE PROGRAMME

Field exercises on following subjects:Communication procedures.Observation Post. Conduct of observation.Inspection of positions and units. Negotiation. Recognition and identification skills.Patrolling. Driving and orientation. Mine awareness. Illegal CP. Ambush and hijack situations. First Aid and medical assistance.Briefings, debriefings, written reports.Team Site leader, OpsO, DO duties

Combined exercise (final evaluation).

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