PHNOM PENH (Xinhua) -- The Cambodian Ministry of Defense on Tuesday launched a U.S.-aided strategic planning manual with an aim to assist Cambodian strategists to design standardized and effective defense strategic plans.
Major Gen. Phat Vibolsopheak, chief of international relations department at the Defense Ministry, said the 17-page instruction manual had been taken 22 months to compile by a group of Cambodian defense experts with the aid of American specialists from the Defense Institution Reform Initiative.
"The book is essential for commanders and senior officers of the Infantry, the Navy and the Air Force to use in designing standardized defense strategic plans effectively," he told a seminar to launch the manual.
Lieutenant Gen. Suon Samnang, deputy director general of general department of policy and foreign affairs at the Defense Ministry, said the manual described key elements for planning defense strategies with operational and tactical methods.
"The manual is allowed to use in all institutions in the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces," he said.
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