Armed Forces Medical Institute

Armed Forces Medical Institute (AFMI) is the premier educational institute of the Army Medical Corps of Bangladesh Army. Immediately after liberation in 1971 to cope with the expansion of Armed Forces and to ensure efficient medical support at all level, it was felt necessary to establish an institute for imparting training to Army Medical Corps, Army Dental Corps and Armed Forces Nursing Services officers and other paramedics on various professional matters. It came into being on 2 January 1976.^[1][2]

Objectives

The ultimate objective is to turn each and every member of AMC, ADC and AFNS into military medical personnel of advanced knowledge and expertise, capable of matching the challenge of handling modern war casualty, as well as peacetime patient care and to impart professional training and run courses for AMC, ADC, AFNS officers and ORS. AFMI is well keeping with the nation building motto of the Government. As a part of its human resource development for the nation and beyond, Nursing Institute of AFMI started conducting BSc (Nursing) and Diploma in Nursing and Midwifery courses to produce nursing staff for national health services.

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Bangladesh Armed Forces

 Bangladesh Army    Bangladesh Navy    Bangladesh Air Force

Organization

• Armed Forces Division
• Bangladesh Forces
• Ministry of Defence
• Directorate General of Forces Intelligence
• Inter-Service Public Relations
• Army formations
• Military installations
• East Bengal Regiment
• Senior Tigers
• Bangladesh Infantry Regiment
• UN Peacekeeping Force
• Armed Forces Day

Leadership

• Commander-in-chief: President of Bangladesh
• Chief of Air Staff
• Chief of Army Staff
• Chief of Naval Staff
• Principal Staff Officer
• serving Generals
• serving Air Marshals
• serving Admirals

History and wars

• Military history
• Bengal Army
• Bengal Regiment
• Bangladesh Liberation War
• Gulf War
• Chattogram Hill Tracts conflict
• 2001 Bangladesh–India border clashes
• 2015 Bangladesh–Arakan Army border clash

War leaders

• M.A.G. Osmani
• Ziaur Rahman
• Khaled Mosharraf
• Khademul Bashar
• Muhammed Abul Manzur
• Shafaat Jamil
• Kazi Nuruzzaman
• Abu Osman Chowdhury
• Muhammad Hamidullah Khan
• Abu Taher
• Mohammad Abdul Jalil

Decorations

• Bir Shreshtho
• Bir Uttom
• Bir Bikrom
• Bir Protik

Personnel and
equipment

Ranks	Military ranks of Bangladesh
Training	ARTDOC National Defence College Defence Services Command and Staff College School of Infantry and Tactics BUP BAIUST BAUET BAUST BIPSOT Military Academy Air Force Academy Naval Academy AFMC AFMI MIST National Cadet Corps Cadet Colleges
Equipment	Army equipment Active Military aircraft Historic Military aircraft Navy ships active historic
Special ops	President Guard Regiment SSF Para-Commandos SWADS Counter Terrorism and Intelligence Bureau

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