NEWS HEADLINES
CSC-15 PARTICIPANTS EMBARK ON IS5101 COMMAND LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT MODULE (CLM-1)
ILIA Building, University Brunei Darussalam, 03 – 14 February 2025 – Officers from the 15th Command and Staff Course (CSC-15) have successfully commenced the first series to their Command Leadership and Management Module (CLM-1), an intensive leadership programme designed to enhance their command competencies and team-building capabilities.
CSC 15/2025 MEET AND GREET EVENT
TANAH JAMBU, Friday, 7 February 2025 – Participants of the 15th Command and Staff Course (CSC) hosted a Meet and Greet social event at the Defence Academy’s Ceremonial Hall to welcome 19 international participants and their families.
DEPUTY COMMANDER OF USINDOPACOM VISIT TO DA RBAF
TANAH JAMBU, FRIDAY, 24 JANUARY 2025 – The Defence Academy Royal Brunei Armed Forces (DA RBAF) received a visit from the United States Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) delegation led by Lieutenant General Joshua M. Rudd, Deputy Commander of the USINDOPACOM.
OPENING GCEREMONY CSC 15/2025 DEFENCE ACADEMY ROYAL BRUNEI ARMED FORCES
TANAH JAMBU, Thursday, 16 January, 2025
— The Royal Brunei Armed Forces (RBAF) Command and Staff Course (CSC)
15/2025 officially opened today at the Defence Academy RBAF, officiated
by Major General Dato Paduka Seri Haji Muhammad Haszaimi bin Bol Hassan,
Commander of the RBAF. Notable attendees included Dr. Hazri bin Haji
Kifle, Vice Chancellor of University Brunei Darussalam, senior officers,
and representatives from the Royal Brunei Police Force and
international defence attachés.
CSC15 PREPARATORY WORKSHOP
TANAH JAMBU, Friday, 13 December 2024 – Sixteen officers from Royal Brunei Armed Forces (RBAF) and the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) participated in a preparatory workshop held by Command and Staff College (CSC), Defence Academy RBAF from 2 until 13 December 2024.
THE OBOE ENDEAVOUR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE PROGRAMME 2024
AUSTRALIA, Monday, 02 December 2024 - The OBOE Endeavour Academic Excellence Programme that was held from 01 December to 05 December 2024 began with a visit to HMAS Waterhen in Sydney, the Royal Australian Navy’s primary mine warfare base. The participants were welcomed by the Commanding Officer of HMAS Waterhen and was then given a brief about the organisation, and plans to enhance mine countermeasures (MCM) with advanced autonomous systems, improving safety and effectiveness. The tour highlighted cutting-edge diving equipment and autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), showcasing HMAS Waterhen’s key role in housing state-of-the-art MCM technology.