MALAYSIAN ARMY TRAINING AND DOCTRINE COMMAND

HISTORY

TRADOC was established on 1 January 1994, which utilised the appointments of the XI Division Headquarters (PSTD). It was originally located at Imphal Camp, Kuala Lumpur. In the year 2010, TRADOC HQ was relocated to SiRusa Camp, Port Dickson and in the year 2014, it has once again moved to Segenting Camp, Port Dickson till today. The TRADOC organization has three main departments which are the General Management Department (BPA), the Training Management Department (BPL) and the Doctrine Development Department (BPD).

VISION

To become a catalyst for excellence in educating and training Malaysia Army Personnel towards the year 2020.

MISSION

To manage and execute individual training in line with the Malaysian Army doctrine development through the application of training and competency based evaluation to fulfill the Malaysian Army training requirements.

OBJECTIVE

To increase the level of individual training quality based on the Malaysian Army training philosophy and developing/updating the Malaysian Army’s doctrine to allow the organisation to defend the nation as well as increasing the management of administrative and logistics matters.

Aerial view of Segenting Camp Port Dickson Negeri Sembilan

CLIENTS’ CHARTER

Committed to ensure all courses are being conducted by Training Centres.

Selecting committed, discipline and competent Instructors for Training Centres and ROTU.

Ensuring all courses at all Training Centres are based on the Training System and Competency Based Evaluation (LPBK).

Ensuring the Malaysian Army doctrine development is achieved based on the Doctrine Development Blue Print.

Ensuring training support is delivered to all Training Centres and ROTU.

MOTTO

“ Better sweat in training than bleed in war ”

TRAINING ESTABLISHMENT UNDER COMMAND:

1.    Army Academy (ATD)

2.    Army Basic Training Centre (PUSASDA)

3.    Army Combat Training Centre (PULADA) - https://pulada2015.wix.com/pulada-home
4.    Armoured Training Centre (PULAMOR)- https://PULAMOR.blogspot.com

5.   Mechanised Training Centre (PULAMEK)

6.    Artillery raining Centre (PUSARTI)

7.    Military Police Corps Training Centre ( PULAPOT)

8.    Army Field Engineering Institute (IKEM)

9     Army Senior Officers Institute (INSPEKA)

10. Army Wargame Center (POP TD) - https://POPDARAT.blogspot.com

11. The Royal Service Corps Training Centre (PULMAT)

12. The Royal Ordnance Corps Training Centre (PULNORD)

13. Army Music Training Centre (PUZIDA) - https://PUZIDA.blogspot.com

14. Army Institute of Communications and Electronics (IKED)- http://myIKED.blogspot.com

15. Army Institute of Engineering ( IJED)

16. The Territorial Army Training Centre (PUSWATAN)

17. Special Warfare Training Centre (PULPAK)-https://PULPAK.blogspot.com

18. 12 x Reserve Officers Training Units (PALAPES)

19. Port Dickson Staff Station Headquarters (MK Staf Stesen Port Dickson)

20. The Army Museum.

INFORMATION AND FACILITIES

Segenting Camp which is located next to the Malaysian Peacekeeping Centre (PPM) covers an area of 87.349 acres. The length of the beach facing the Straits of Malacca is as long as 1.5km. The construction of the camp started on 16 June 2008 and was mounted by the Army College (KTD) on 4 January 2012. The Segenting Camp complex was built based on the concept of modern buildings with the latest facilities and amenities like the administrative block, class rooms, a multi-purpose hall, an auditorium, a sports complex, a football stadium, a gymnasium, a mosque, a swimming pool and a cafeteria. These facilities have been allocated for the usage of course participants from KTD and also for all Malaysian Army personnel who are assigned to the main complex and the other units in the vicinity.