Independent Mon News Agency (IMNA)
Strategic Command will supervise the
trainees from military schools
After the completion of the military
training schools, the trainees who consists of
government servants, town ward and village militia and other civilians will be
supervised and managed by the Burmese Army’s Strategic Commands concerned.
Strategic Commands will divide the
trainees into 8 groups under their commands and they would be use them for various purposes to help the Burmese Army’s
operations. They are also included in the structure of Burmese Army’s Strategic
Commands in every Township and manage for many defense purposes when necessary.
On a rotation basis, about 30 members of
trainees would be under the supersion of the Command
for one week time and they must be along with a battalion in the area to
involve in the tasks of launching military offensives, taking security for the
area and working basic construction and cooking in the battalion base. After
one week, another one group of 30 trainees would replace.
Trainees are also divided into 8 groups
and they consists of (1) local militia group; (2) information collecting group;
(3) public relations group; (4 ) logistic group; (5) relief and resettlement
group; (6) transportation group; (7) construction groups and (8) entertaining
group in the structure for the coordination with the local Strategic Commands.
As the number of
trainees are not reaching to the designed structure in the Commands, now
the Burmese Army is also planning for the wives of policemen to attend the
training school.
Trainees have learned about the 24 types
of arm equipping techniques in the basic military schools and then the regime
would continue providing additional management training after the completion of
forming cell groups among themselves.