Manama, The fourth batch course for female civilian volunteers for the Reserve Force of the Bahrain Defence Force (BDF) was inaugurated today. Major General Muneer Ahmed Al Subaie, the Royal Reserve Force Unit Commander, was present. Participating civilian volunteers from the Reserve Force are relatives of both active and retired military and civilian personnel from the BDF and the National Guard. The course aims to equip them with military training, enabling them to fulfill their national duty alongside members of the BDF in safeguarding the nation. Source: Bahrain News Agency
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