Greek Army Chief Lieutenant General Georgios Kostidis visited the Hellenic Army War College at the Oplarchigos D. Dalipis Camp in Thessaloniki on Tuesday, where reserve officers are attending a course in tactical planning for land operations as part of their reserve training.
He was accompanied by Lieutenant General Grigorios Boutliakis, commander of the Supreme Military Command of Epirus and Macedonia (NRDC-GR); Major General Anastasios Dimoulas, head of the Hellenic Army General Staff’s training directorate; and Brigadier General Grigorios Zacharopoulos, director of the General Staff’s A4 directorate.
According to an announcement by the Hellenic Army General Staff, Kostidis addressed the reserve officers during his visit. He stressed the importance of continuous training and maintaining a high level of operational readiness.
He also highlighted the vital role of the reserve in strengthening the operational capability of the Hellenic Army.
(Source: AMNA)
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