Naval and Maritime Academy

OPENING ADDRESS OF THE BASIC ORIENTATION COURSE 02/2024 OFFICER UNDER TRAINEES (OUTs).

The opening address of the Basic Orientation Course (BOC) 02/2024 was held at the mini auditorium of the Naval and Maritime Academy. The Commandant of the Naval and Maritime Academy, Commodore Rohan Joseph graced the event as the chief guest. The Training Captain, Commanding Officer, Acting Officer Training Officer and the divisional team participated in this event. This was a significant event as it marked the commencement of their Basic Naval Training which embarks them on the passage of the naval career on completion of their professional training.

The Basic Orientation Course 02/2024 consists of 13 Medical Officers including two Officer Cadets from the 35th Intake KDU. The course aims to provide comprehensive academic training on naval subjects and the curriculum encompasses theoretical and practical aspects, fostering the development of qualities and capabilities necessary for the trainees to evolve into competent and professional naval officers.

Addressing the trainees at the opening ceremony, the Commandant emphasised the importance of acquiring essential knowledge to lead men and make sound decisions while upholding etiquette, discipline, integrity, honour and punctuality. Further he congratulated them and inspired them by leaving an indelible mark in their minds.

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