Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL)
About the MilEng CoE Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL)
The MilEng CoE supports the NATO ADL efforts and is responsible for all MilEng ADL online training and education efforts. Currently the MilEng CoE has two NATO approved and one listed course.
ADL for pre-learning purposes, as used at MilEng CoE, can be a very useful tool in support of the resident courses. This allows the course director and instructors to presume certain knowledge on each course topic and address the audience on more detailed issues relating directly to the topic.
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Available MilEng CoE ADL courses
The following MilEng CoE Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) courses are available:
Introduction to Military Engineering - ADL 202 "Introduction to Military Engineering” is an introductory awareness course for Military Engineering, aimed at personnel (Military, Civilian) assigned in engineer staff positions in strategic, operational or tactical level. It provides basic Military Engineering information outlining the roles, responsibilities and tasks of Military Engineer in NATO and is designed to prepare personnel for more in-depth training at MILENG COE. Introduction to Military Search - ADL 203 This course will provide an introduction to the basic tools and concepts of Military Search planning. The Allied Tactical Publication (ATP) 3.12.1 provides the procedures and responsibilities governing the preparation, assessment, approval, implementation and review of Military Search planning activities at the Operational and Tactical Levels within NATO. Using this doctrine as a guide this course will mainly focus on the Procedures and Assessments required when planning Military Search Operations. Introduction to Aerodrome Damage Repair (ADR) in NATO – ADL 302 This course familiarizes students with ADR in NATO. The target audience is personnel (Military, Civilian) assigned in NATO engineer staff positions in operational or tactical level. After introduction to terminology and standards, the students will learn about the ADR Capability and the NATO planning approach to ADR which is illustrated by a short desktop planning exercise. Examples of different methods across NATO show the students practical applications.
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How to join a MILENG COE ADL course on the ACT webpage
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