The trainees are among recruits who passed out on July 9, 2026, from Olilim Basic Military Training School and drawn from units affiliated with the 3 Infantry Division.
He urged the trainees to uphold UPDF values, protect the image of the force and remain mindful of the reasons that motivated them to join the military.
“You joined an institution which has rules and regulations, and you must know your role in the UPDF,” he said.
Brig Gen Walaka encouraged the trainees to approach the course with a positive attitude and take the training seriously, saying it would help prepare them for the realities of military operations.
“Training sharpens military competency and strengthens strategic security partnerships,” Col Mashereka said.
The opening ceremony was attended by the Deputy Division Commander, Colonel Winston Mugarura, brigade commanders, the Division Administration Officer, heads of departments, and other senior and junior officers.
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