National Defence College benchmarks with US Army War College

Kenya’s National Defence College has conducted a benchmarking visit to the US Army War College to strengthen strategic-level Professional Military Education...

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Kenya's National Defence College (NDC) recently conducted a benchmarking visit to the United States Army War College (USAWC) in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, aimed at strengthening strategic-level Professional Military Education (PME).

The visit builds on a series of engagements with US defence institutions, reflecting a shared commitment to advancing senior-level military education.
Colonel Henry Mwenemeru, representing the Commandant, underscored the importance of learning from globally respected institutions to sustain academic excellence.
The benchmarking focused on enhancing strategic PME through curriculum development, faculty training, and research integration.
Both institutions explored opportunities for future collaboration, including faculty exchange programs and joint research initiatives.

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