Uganda: Maj Gen Muhanguzi Urges Junior Non-Commissioned Officers to Uphold Discipline, Strengthen Tactical Leadership
Maj Gen Paul Muhanguzi of the UPDF presided over the graduation of 590 Junior Non-Commissioned Officers in Kasese, Uganda. He emphasized that these officers are the vital link between command and soldiers, urging them to maintain discipline and tactical leadership.
Why it matters
Strengthening the tactical leadership of junior officers is essential for the operational effectiveness and professional conduct of national defense forces.
The Commander of the Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces (UPDF) 2 Infantry Division, Maj Gen Paul Muhanguzi, has called on newly trained Junior Non-Commissioned Officers (JNCOs) to apply the knowledge and skills acquired during their training to strengthen tactical leadership, uphold discipline, and effectively execute their duties in service of the country.
He made the remarks while presiding over the pass-out of 590 Junior Non-Commissioned Officers of Intake 08/26, including 125 female soldiers, at the UPDF Hima Training School in Kasese District on behalf of the Deputy Commander Land Force.
Maj Gen Muhanguzi underscored the critical role of Junior Non-Commissioned Officers in enhancing the effectiveness of the UPDF, describing them as the vital link between commanders and soldiers.
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