Description
Ecole Speciale Militaire Interarmes
Programme d'Ensignement
Deuxieme Division
(Corps de Trouple)
PB, 8 x 10.5", about 76 pages, text all in French
I think it's the plan of lessons
See https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89cole_militaire_interarmes (Google can translate if necessary!)
The Combined Arms Military School (EMIA) is one of the French Army schools responsible for training officers from internal recruitment (former reserve officers, non-commissioned officers or non-commissioned members). The EMIA is the equivalent of the EMA ( Military School of the Air ) for the Air Force or the EMF ( Military School of the Fleet ) for the French Navy . Its motto is “work for the law, honor as a guide”.
EMIA is located in Coëtquidan ( Morbihan ) in the town of Guer . His students attend the same school [not clear] as their comrades from the Special Military School of Saint-Cyr , from an external competition, from the Military Administration School (EAM, dissolved in 2013, following the creation of the school of armed Commissioners ) and those of the 4 th battalion of the special military school of Saint Cyr . It reports to the Coëtquidan Schools Command and the Army Human Resources Department (DRHAT).
The EMIA is the heir of the different schools of arms of the xix th century, which formed the officers from military units. The most important of these weapons schools, the infantry school of Saint-Maixent , was merged with Saint-Cyr in 1942 in the school of student-aspirants of Cherchell , created after the German occupation of the southern zone. . In 1944 the Military School of Cherchell took the name of "Combined Arms Military School". She settled in Coëtquidan, the buildings of the old school of Saint-Cyr, in Saint-Cyr-l'École having been destroyed in bombardments. The new school,1947 the name of “Special Military Combined School” formed both, according to the idea of amalgamation of its founder General de Lattre de Tassigny , officers from the external competition and officers from internal recruitment.
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