The phrase "armed training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to training that involves the use of weapons or military tactics.
Example: "The soldiers underwent armed training to prepare for their deployment."
Alternatives: "military training" or "weapons training".
"And many are highly incriminating, portraying well known members receiving armed training in summer camps".
The court sided with prosecutors who said that Mr. Bashir had helped mobilize and finance a militant group that set up an armed training camp in the province of Aceh, in northern Sumatra.
Abu Bakar Bashir, an elderly cleric long accused of being a main terrorist ideologue, was charged with coordinating and financing a militant group that was violently suppressed by the police last year after it set up an armed training camp in the northern Sumatran province of Aceh.
Fernando Reinares, a terrorism expert at Madrid's Elcano Royal Institute, said that the violent Islamist groups in the region had been recruiting in Europe and offering armed training for at least five years, but that numbers travelling there had increased dramatically since they grabbed control of part of Mali.
An armed train loaded with valuables is said to have disappeared after entering a complex of tunnels, an unfinished Nazi project known as riese (giant), under the Owl Mountains.
Within a few years, the militant Lebanese Shiites who felt orphaned by Mr. Sadr's disappearance were empowered again when Ayatollah Khomeini sent 5,000 Iranian revolutionary guards to Lebanon's Bekaa valley, where they armed, trained and indoctrinated the Hezbollah force that went to war against Israel.
Though enrollment declined during World War II, Texas Tech trained 4,747 men in its armed forces training detachments.
The armed services' training and job placement efforts are better, and the continuing education benefits are substantial.
The money will be backed up by a non-resident defence attache and access to British armed forces training to help with military reform.
He recently completed a 47-hour armed guard training course at the Blackhawk Security School in the Bronx, and expects to get his license to carry a firearm — along with a transfer and a raise — this spring.
Intercollegiate boxing formally emerged after World War I, when the officers responsible for armed forces training programs returned to college campuses imbued with the belief that boxing should be included in higher education because of its value in both physical conditioning and character building.
