Ukraine's Third Army Corps and Khartiia launch shared training programs
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Commander of the Third Corps Andriy Biletskyi and Commander of the Khartiia Corps Ihor Obolenskyi (Photo: Third Army Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine)
Ukraine’s Third Army Corps and the National Guard’s Khartiia Second Corps have launched joint development of training programs for service members across all levels, with plans to scale the initiative throughout the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Third Corps press release said on March 20.
The programs will cover everything from basic training to command-level courses, creating a unified platform for the entire military, Khartiia Corps commander Ihor Obolenskyi stated.
The two units are currently working on shared curricula for basic training, sergeant courses, junior officer retraining and staff preparation, while also unifying terminology, interaction standards, technical compatibility, and medical support.
The Third Army Corps is adopting Khartiia Corps elements of battle management, digital communications and security, while Khartiia integrates Third Corps experience in sergeant training, assault operations, fire support, air defense, and electronic warfare.
“We want 100% of personnel to undergo basic military training within our corps,” Third Corps commander Andriy Biletskyi said. “We also want sergeant, junior officer and staff training to take place internally, without external centers, and as efficiently as possible.”
The developed programs could be scaled not only across Ukraine but also in cooperation with NATO partners, the release added.
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