Second Batch of Ghana Armed Forces Recruits Begins Six-Month Training
The second batch of recruits of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has reported to various training centres to commence six months of Basic Military Training.
The recruits reported on Friday, October 23, 2026, to training institutions across the Army, Air Force and Navy, as well as the Armour Training School and the Army Special Operations Training School.
The training programme is designed to instil discipline, professionalism and the core values of the Ghana Armed Forces, preparing the recruits for the responsibilities of military service.
Throughout the six-month training period, the recruits are expected to receive instruction in essential military subjects, including fieldcraft, first aid, weapon handling, drill, map reading and physical training.
These activities are intended to equip them with the knowledge, practical skills and discipline required to meet the standards of the Ghana Armed Forces while upholding its traditions and values.
The commencement of the programme marks an important milestone in the recruits’ journey towards becoming professional military personnel. It also lays the foundation for their future roles and responsibilities in serving and protecting the nation.
The recruits are expected to demonstrate commitment, resilience and discipline throughout the training period as they prepare to join the ranks of the Ghana Armed Forces.
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