Mission
The Military Academy aims to prepare and qualify cadets to become combat officers capable of commanding sub-units during times of peace and war, and under various psychological, physical and morale conditions. With this thorough scientific and cultural training that enables them to efficiently adapt to the swift advances in the area of military science, cadets are able to maintain the highest level of combat efficiency of their units.
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