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The manner of working is to “train the trainers”, in courses limited to 100-120 students up to three times per year. The 10-week course (8 weeks for the senior officer’s course) teaches a wide variety of jungle warfare techniques ranging from continued existence and foraging to navigation, fire and movement disciplines, reverie assault techniques and jungle hygiene procedures.
CIGS therefore places great significance on medical training and in diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of illness and ailments unique to the jungle environment.
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