AIR FORCE ACADEMY: SEA SURVIVAL COURSE FOR 1ST YEAR CADETS

The young trainees practised sea rescue and recovery techniques.

28 August 2020

Source: Air Force Academy

Author: 1st Lt Domenico Russo

From 24 to 28 August, a group of first-year students from the Regular Courses of the Air Force underwent a sea survival course at the Air Force Academy, the Sea Survival Training Unit of Nisida (N.A.S.M.), and the Special Detachment A.M. of Miliscola. The young trainees practised sea rescue and recovery techniques.
The’Air Force Academy It depends Command of the Air Force Schools/3rd Air Region. It is a higher education military institute of a university nature tasked with recruiting and training young people who aspire to become permanent active service officers of the Air Force. By attending the regular courses at the Academy, one can become a sub-lieutenant in the Air Force Arm, in the Normal Navigating Role (pilots) and in the Normal Role of Weapons, the Air Force Engineering Corps, the Air Force Supply Corps and the Air Force Medical Corps.