Future majors and captains of the National Army participated in the 15th International Combined Arms Seminar

This academic event sought to strengthen students' leadership, planning, adaptability, and combined arms operations skills in complex, multi-domain, and highly uncertain environments, integrating doctrine, international experience, and lessons from contemporary conflicts, with the aim of increasing the National Army's operational effectiveness.

Nearly 240 students from the Command and Intermediate courses took part in this academic event, which brought together national and international experts. This edition featured speakers from Ecuador, Brazil, Chile, and the United States, who shared their experience and knowledge on interoperability and synchronization of capabilities, thus contributing to strengthening the combat power of future majors and captains who will be responsible for decision-making.

At this seminar, the directors of each school had the opportunity to give presentations on military education capabilities. In addition, the event was inaugurated by the director of the Combined Arms School, Colonel José María Garzón López, who highlighted the importance of this international seminar for strengthening the comprehensive training of men and women, as well as for the exchange of experiences, and the analysis and reflection on the operational capabilities of the National Army.