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General Ziya Cemal KADIOĞLU

TURKISH AIR FORCE COMMANDER

General KADIOĞLU was born in Eskişehir in 1961. After completing elementary, middle, and high schools in Eskişehir, he joined Turkish Air Force Academy in 1978 and graduated as a second lieutenant in 1982.Upon graduating from combat readiness training at 2nd Main Jet Base Flight Training Center and 3rd Main Jet Base, he was assigned to 7th Main Jet Base as a wingman in 1984. Between the years of 1984-1993; he served as a wingman and instructor pilot at the 172nd and 173rd Squadrons at 7th Main Jet Base Command. From 1993 to 1995, he again served as an instructor pilot and operations officer at the 1st Main Jet Base 112th Squadron.In 1997, he graduated from Air War Academy, which he had joined in 1995. He was assigned as the Section Chief Officer for Operations Planning at the 1st Air Force Command. In the following years between 1998-2000 he served as the 3rd Cadet Squadron Commander at Air Force Academy, between the years 2000-2003 as the Chief Officer at the Operations Wing at... Read More
ACADEMIC EDUCATION
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Publish Date 11 Sep 2019

Air Force Academy

Having started its education life in 1912, the Air Force Academy operates today in order to meet the officer need of the Turkish Air Force in the fields of electronic, computer, industrial, aeronautical and aerospace. Highly qualified manpower, who can follow his basic professional education and training after graduation and who has acquired the orientation with regard to perform advanced-level tasks, is raised during the academic education of 4 years of undergraduate education.

The Air Force Academy is settled on an area of approximately 4,5 million m2 including the flight and camp training facilities in Yalova, as well as the closed and open facilities in YESILYURT-ISTANBUL, and it has attained the capability of responding to today’s educational requirements. This area is sufficient for providing current aviation programs and suitable for making additions to assure improvement when necessary.

As of 1992, guest students from friendly and allied countries have also been trained.

Air Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) Higher Vocational School

Duty of the Aviation Technical Schools Command, initially established as Aircraft Company in İzmir in 1916, is as such; to select the personnel of various classes, branches and specialties in order to bring some qualified personnel capable of tracking and implementing modern aviation technology to the Air Force and to provide technical and academic trainings. Non-commissioned officer personnel training in the fields of electronic, computer, industry, aeronautical and aerospace, who can fulfill technical tasks in air and land sites of the Air Force Command is provided.

Name of the Aviation Technical Schools Command, which was re-configured in line with the requirements of age in 1998, has been changed as “Air Corps Schools and Technical Training Central Command”.