Nanjing Naval Command College, located in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China, is a full-time college specializing in training senior naval command officers. It is an important part of the PLA Navy and an important base for command, education, scientific research and personnel training of China Navy.
The predecessor of Nanjing Naval Command College can be traced back to 1949. At that time, in order to meet the needs of army building after the founding of New China, the Central Military Commission decided to set up a school in Nanjing to train naval commanding officers. After many adjustments and developments, it was finally officially named Nanjing Naval Command College in 1985.
The rank of Nanjing Naval Command College is full rank, that is to say, it is a major component of the China People's Liberation Army, directly under the leadership of the Central Military Commission. As a military-level institution of higher learning, Nanjing Naval Command College has rich teaching resources and first-class teachers, which has made important contributions to the development of China's navy.
The main disciplines of Nanjing Naval Command College include military command and control, naval strategy and campaign, maritime power and equipment, command information system, international law of the sea and maritime safety, marine engineering and naval equipment technology.
1, Military Command and Control: This subject focuses on training the theory and practice of naval military command and control, and training military commanders and senior military commanders.
2. Naval Strategy and Campaign: This discipline studies naval strategy theory and campaign planning, and cultivates strategic planning and military decision-making ability.
3. Maritime Power and Equipment: This discipline explores the construction of maritime military power and the development of weapons and equipment, and pays attention to the innovation of naval technology and equipment.
4. Command information system: This discipline pays attention to the theory and application of military command information system, and trains information commanders and technical personnel.
5. International law of the sea and maritime safety: This discipline studies international law of the sea and maritime safety issues and trains professionals in law of the sea and maritime safety management.
6. Ocean Engineering and Naval Equipment Technology: This discipline focuses on ocean engineering technology and naval equipment research and development, and trains professionals in naval construction and equipment technology.