Chairman of the Jordanian Joint Chiefs of Staff, Major General Yousef Ahmed Huneiti, on Sunday visited the Command Headquarters of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Rapid Intervention/High Readiness Brigade.

During the visit, the Brigade Chief briefed Huneiti about its operational capabilities, progress of training process, future vision, and its tasks and duties, aimed to make this military formation to enjoy the “highest” levels of efficiency and readiness, according to an Army statement, Petra news agency reported.

The visit is part of Jordanian General Command’s keenness to determine readiness of the formations and units of the Jordanian Armed Forces (JAF)- Arab Army in various fields, the statement said.

At the end of the visit, Huneiti praised the Brigade’s “distinguished” level of skill, efficiency and professionalism in carrying out duties and its personnel’s “high” morale.

Earlier last week, Major General Huneiti also visited King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Center (KASOTC).

Huneiti listened to a briefing given by the Center’s Director regarding the tasks and duties that the Center performs as well as its future goals of creating training plans in the field of special operations.

He was briefed on the most significant modifications that occurred in the Center’s training fields and infrastructure, which support the development of special operations and counter-terrorism training, Petra news agency reported.

Huneiti praised the distinguished level of preparation and readiness that the Center had achieved, expressing his admiration for the distinguished level and professionalism enjoyed by the Center’s members.

Notably, the King Abdullah II Center was established in 2009 by Royal Decree with the objective of offering the most recent tactical expertise and training techniques while utilizing cutting-edge technology in the domains of special operations and counter-terrorism. (Source & Photo © Jordanian Armed Forces; Petra)