Women and Foreign Cadets
Admission of female cadets, graduated from civilian high schools, were granted in the academic term 1992-1993.
According to military training cooperation agreements signed with friendly and allied countries, guest students, especially from Turkic Republics as well as from Albania and Pakistan were admitted in the 1993-1994 academic year.
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Famous quotes containing the words women and/or foreign:
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