Braengcoy - First day

IMG 0888 600x400The Peacekeeping Operations Advanced Drill (EAOP) of the 18th Contingent of BRAENGCOY started on April 27 (Saturday) in the city of Pindamonhangaba- State of São Paulo. The drill involved 400 personnel among military, civilians and police officers. The drill is the last step of the preparation of the Engineering Company which will be deployed in Haiti for the second semester of 2013.

CCOPAB and DEC familiarize BRAENGCOY personnel for the beginning of the PKO Advanced Drill in Pindamonhangaba

IMG 0771 600x400On April 26, 2013, at the auditorium of the 2nd Combat Engineering Battalion in PIndamonhangaba, State of São Paulo, there was the briefing of the Brazilian Peacekeeping Operations Joint Center (CCOPAB) and the Brazilian Army Engineering Department (DEC) in order to familiarize the military personnel who will participate in the Peacekeeping Operations Advanced Drill (EAOP) of BRAENGCOY with the activities and the environment of a multidimensional peacekeeping operation. The ENGCOY participating in the drill is part of the 18th Brazilian Contingent in Haiti.

Closing Ceremony of the Staff Officers ToT Course 2013

IMG 2619 600x400The Brazilian Peacekeeping Operations Joint Center (CCOPAB) and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO/ONU) promoted the Training of Trainers Course for Staff Officers from April 15 to 26, in the facilities of General Ernani Ayrosa Center (CGEA), in Itaipava – Petrópolis-RJ.

Second week of the Training – Fourth day

2s4dia5On April 25, the groups got together in separate rooms to continue working on the Practical Exercise on Staff Activity. In the morning, the students received missions from the UN Staff to make decisions and actions in hypothetical situations of crisis management.

Second week of the Training – Third day

2s3dia4On April 24, the groups got together in separate rooms to continue working on the Practical Exercise on Staff Activity. During the day, the students received missions from the UN Staff to make decisions and actions in hypothetical situations of crisis management.

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