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English: Pictured are soldiers from the School of Infantry.

The Infantry Battle School (IBS) in Brecon, Mid-Wales is part of the School of Infantry. It delivers trained officers and soldiers to meet the operational requirements of the Infantry, the Army and Defence.

Infantrymen on operations do extraordinary things in difficult and dangerous circumstances. The commanders that lead them are all trained at IBS, and the training they undertake is linked to current operations.

Training for high-intensity, light-role war fighting is the way soldiers and officers are prepared for any operational situation they may face – conventional war, counter insurgency, security sector reform, peacekeeping or supporting civil authorities.

  • Organization: MOD
  • Object Name: CAMD16_MMC_SAH-154
  • Supplemental Categories: Army, People
  • Keywords: VIRTUS, Helmet, Headwear, Webbing, PLCE, Personal Load Carrying Equipment, MTP, Multi Terrain Pattern, Camouflage, Combats, Soldier, Non-Identifiable, Personnel, Army, Equipment, Weapons, Tactical recognition flash, TRF
  • Country: England
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Author Stuart Hill
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