It was a possibility not studied in our war academy."

Afterward he became a professor at the 2nd war academy in Omsk.

In 1975, he received strategic training at the French War Academy.

He graduated from his country's War Academy and was commissioned an artillery sublieutenant.

Subsequently he taught in the newly created Greek War Academy.

Starting in 1935 he was trained for staff duties at the War Academy of Berlin.

Instead he was lecturing at the Air War Academy.

On 21 December, the War Academy generals convened to decide the course of action.

From 1907 to 1909 he completed his training at the war academy in Lichterfelde and was then appointed to Oberleutnant.

Most Fenriks have finished the War Academy as well, and are fully trained officers.

He graduated at the Naval and War Academy.

After attending the Bavarian War Academy, he served as a general staff officer in various units.

At the same time, he worked as a teachers' aide at the War Academy, giving military geography and geopolitics classes.

Due to his success in this position, he was appointed Sub-director of the War Academy in 1963.

The further interrogations in the Air Force's War Academy only worsened his condition.

That year he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel, and returned as teacher to the War Academy.

Second, it was to be an instrument for the Staff, the War Academy, and for the Army all together.

Kriegsakademie (German for war academy) may refer to:

He joined the Wehrmacht in 1918 and later attended the Berlin War Academy.

He then attended the War Academy at Kassel from which he graduated in 1868.

While he was director of the War Academy, he became Major General in April 1906.

In the next year he was placed as the head of the Supreme War Academy and promoted to Major General.

He subsequently served as Director of the Supreme War Academy in Thessaloniki.

In the interwar period he held various staff appointments and commands, as well as a teaching post in the War Academy.

The Kriegsakademie (War Academy) was originally established by the military as a kind of university which encouraged higher education and military training in the army.

But the post number wasn't the one for the war college.

"Major and the War College on the five percent list."

Says she remembers you from the war college, by the way".

Or made part of the faculty at the War College.

At the War College examination in 1892, his friends had expected him to do well.

"I'm taking somebody up to the War College with me."

This was his chance, the evolution he'd spent the last year training for at the War College.

Unless you count some classes at a shoestring war college.

In fact, as a War College graduate, you ought to know that.

I simply worked it as a logistics problem, War College style.

He then spent a year at the National War College.

It was the first time in the Civil War college students had fought together as a unit.

I'd already figured that part out from remembering her at War College.

He returned to the War College in 1901 and served for nearly a decade as a faculty member.

After graduation, he served on the faculty of the War College for the next two years.

But then she passed up the Army War College, again for family reasons.

Just where the hell did she think I would be after War College?

He was sent to the war college with a new specialization: intelligence, clandestine operations.

Altering the flow of history had not been covered at the war college in Credenhill.

This time, though, he was a professor at the National War College.

"Well, it seems to me that a graduate of the War College might be able to give us some hints about organization."

She practically ran the war college as a cadet.

Later he would graduate from the National War College as well.

The War College has had a vast number of people serve as local and/or visiting faculty.

Naval War College students may transfer up to 18 credits to the program.