Hellenic Army

Hellenic Army Academy

Athens, 19 February 24

Dear Officer/Cadet,

Greetings and welcome to the Hellenic Army Academy's International

Spring Semester 2024 (ISS-24)!

The International Semester is a successful initiative organized by the

Hellenic Army Academy since 2018, conducted under the ERASMUS+
framework. It provides young cadets and future officers with a unique
opportunity to immerse themselves in diverse experiences from an early stage,
fostering the development of a Common Security & Defense Culture. This
initiative also aims to strengthen the bonds between our Academy and your
esteemed Higher Education Military Institution.

To assist in your seamless transition to the HAA, we have prepared this

concise guide. We highly recommend that you read it attentively and use it as
your primary reference while preparing for the ISS-24. The guide covers academic
and practical aspects that may arise during your stay at the Academy.
Additionally, a brief Q&A section is included to address common questions posed
by new members of our student community.

In conclusion, we are committed to ensuring that your experience at the

HAA and in Greece is not only highly beneficial but also educational and exciting.
We extend our heartfelt wishes for success in this captivating journey.

Sincerely,

BG Spyridon ROUTSIS
Director/Directorate
of Military Training
Hellenic Army Academy

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Onboarding Process .....................................................................................................................4
1.1 Before arriving at the Hellenic Army Academy ................................................................4
1.2 Arriving at the HAA ..............................................................................................................4
1.3 Orientation Program..............................................................................................................4
1.4 Picking Up your Cadet Access Card (CAC) .......................................................................5
2. Logistics ..........................................................................................................................................6
2.1 Housing ...................................................................................................................................6
2.2 Building Services ....................................................................................................................6
2.2.1 Laundry & Ironing Services ........................................................................................ 6
2.2.2 Vending Machines ........................................................................................................ 6
2.2.3 Automated Teller Machine (ATM) ............................................................................ 6
2.2.4 Care of Residential Property ....................................................................................... 6
2.3 Dining Facilities......................................................................................................................7
2.4 IT Support ...............................................................................................................................7
2.4.1 Moodle Platform Access .............................................................................................. 7
2.4.2 Computer Hardware .................................................................................................... 7
2.4.3 Printing Services ........................................................................................................... 7
3. Living in the Academy ................................................................................................................8
3.1 Daily Schedule ........................................................................................................................8
3.2 Dress Code ............................................................................................................................10
3.3 Equipment .............................................................................................................................10
3.4 Sports & Athletics ................................................................................................................10
3.5 Useful Links ..........................................................................................................................10
4. The Academic Program .............................................................................................................11
4.1 Overview ...............................................................................................................................11
4.2 Courses/Modules Description...........................................................................................12
4.3 Class Attendance and Absence from Classes ..................................................................14
4.4 Vacations/ Leave of absence ..............................................................................................15

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4.5 Grade Distribution ...............................................................................................................15

5. Health & Safety...........................................................................................................................16
5.1 Safety Procedures .................................................................................................................16
5.2 Health Services .....................................................................................................................16
5.3 Confidentiality......................................................................................................................16
6. Ethical & Academic Standards in the HAA...........................................................................17
6.1 Integrity .................................................................................................................................17
6.2 Academic Integrity ..............................................................................................................17
6.3 Alcohol and Drugs ...............................................................................................................18
6.4 Sexual Harassment and Violence Reporting ....................................................................18
7. Contact Information ...................................................................................................................19
8. Q&A ..............................................................................................................................................20

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1. Onboarding Process
1.1 Before arriving at the Hellenic Army Academy

Please complete the electronic application form if you haven't

already. You can do so by scanning the QR code provided or by
clicking on the following link:

Hellenic Army Academy: Application Form "ISS 24"

(google.com)

1.2 Arriving at the HAA

The Hellenic Army Academy will provide transport from the International
Athens Airport to the Academy and vice versa, from Friday, 16 February morning, to
Monday, 19 February morning (07:00).

Alternative transportation options are the following:

➢ Taxi: Prices for taxis are approximately 25,00€ from the International Athens
Airport to the Hellenic Army Academy.

➢ Public transportation: Buses, X96 or X97, are available 24/7. They depart at
the arrivals level every 30 to 60 minutes from a designated area (between Exit 4 and
Exit 5). The stop for the Hellenic Army Academy is called "Scholi Evelpidon." The cost
is approximately 6,00€ one way.

Upon your arrival at the Academy, you will be accompanied to your dormitories.
They will be ready for all incoming students on the weekend before Monday, 19
February (16-18 Feb 24). Thus, schedule your arrival accordingly.

You will receive your dormitory assignments and the name-contact information
of your roommates on Monday, 19 February 24, during the Orientation program.

1.3 Orientation Program

On Monday, 19 February, at 09:00, we have arranged a short Orientation

Program to facilitate your integration process. During this time, you will have the
opportunity to meet with the Academy's key personnel for ISS-24, learn about the

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curriculum and academic opportunities, become familiar with the campus, and get to
know your peers.

1.4 Picking Up your Cadet Access Card (CAC)

The next thing on schedule after the orientation is picking your Cadet Access
Card (CAC).

Once the verification process is completed upon your arrival at the Academy,
you will be issued a Cadet Access Card (CAC), allowing you to move freely within the
Academy's premises. You are required to return your CAC before departing from the
Academy (by the end of the Semester).

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2. Logistics
2.1 Housing

Rooms are randomly assigned within the Dormitory of the 12th Cadet Company
(within the "Cadet Regiment"). All rooms host four individuals and have the same
configuration. Rooms contain a bed, desk, chair, and bookshelf for each host.

2.2 Building Services

2.2.1 Laundry & Ironing Services

Laundry rooms are available in every Dormitory Building. Currently, washers

and dryers each cost 2 and 1 Euros (per load), respectively. It would be best to have
your cleaning supplies (which can be purchased on-site).

Ironing services are available for military uniforms within the Academy free of
charge.

2.2.2 Vending Machines

Vending machines are located in several student dormitories and buildings

around the camp. The vending machines accept EURO coins.

2.2.3 Automated Teller Machine (ATM)

The academy features a Piraeus Bank ATM, strategically placed in a central

location on the campus for convenience. This ATM accepts EURO banknotes.

2.2.4 Care of Residential Property

Students are expected to take responsibility for damage (accidental or

deliberate) they cause.

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2.3 Dining Facilities

The HAA dining facilities are available for students at designated periods
throughout the day. Moreover, please be informed that breakfast, lunch, and dinner
attendance is mandatory for all students unless instructed otherwise.

Meals at the HAA are free of charge. Should you have any special dietary
restrictions and/or food allergies, please make sure to inform us immediately (at the
latest upon your arrival at the Academy).

2.4 IT Support

The HAA has free wireless Internet connectivity in many locations across the
camp and the Dormitories.

2.4.1 Moodle Platform Access

Upon your arrival at the HAA, you will be issued a private key to access the
Educational Internet Platform "Moodle." The supporting material for all the courses,
lecture notes, assignment information, submission, and other important information
can be found on this platform.

If you have access problems, do not hesitate to contact the platform

Administrator, As. Prof Dr. Nikolaos KARADIMAS at [email protected].

2.4.2 Computer Hardware

During your participation in the ISS-24, PC use is deemed necessary. If you

cannot bring your own computer, the Academy will issue you one. If that is the case,
please note that you must return the device before you depart from the Academy.

2.4.3 Printing Services

At the Hellenic Army Academy, we are proactively trying to keep printing at a

minimum for environmental purposes. However, if you need to print, please get in
touch with the Erasmus+ Office during working hours (0700-1500). You may print up
to 50 pages per month.

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3. Living in the Academy

3.1 Daily Schedule

No Activity Hours
MONDAY – TUESDAY – THURSDAY
1 Reveille (Wake Up) 07:00
2 Inspection 07:30
3 Company formation 07:45
4 Breakfast 08:00-08:20
5 1 Academic Session
st 08:25-09:10
6 Break 09:10-09:20
7 2nd Academic Session 09:20-10:05
8 Break 10:05-10:20
9 3 Academic Session
rd 10:20-11:05
10 Break 11:05-11:15
11 4 Academic Session
th 11:15-11:55
12 Lunch 12:00-12:25
13 5 Academic Session
th 12:30-13:10
14 Break 13:10-13:20
15 6th Academic Session 13:20-14:00
16 Free Time 14:00-15:50
17 7 Academic Session (a)
th 16:00-16:45
18 Break 16:45-16:50
19 8 Academic Session (a)
th 16:50-17:35
20 Free Time 17:40-18:50
21 Dinner 19:35-20:05
22 Free Time 20:05-22:30
23 Taps (Lights out) 22:30

No Activity Hours
WEDNESDAY – FRIDAY
1 Reveille (Wake Up) 07:00
2 Inspection 07:30
3 Company formation 07:45
4 Breakfast 08:00-08:20
5 1 Academic Session
st 08:25-09:10
6 Break 09:10-09:20

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No Activity Hours
WEDNESDAY – FRIDAY
7 2 Academic Session
nd 09:20-10:05
8 Break 10:05-10:20
9 3 Academic Session
rd 10:20-11:05
10 Break 11:05-11:15
11 4th Academic Session 11:15-11:55
12 Lunch 12:00-12:25
13 5 Academic Session
th 12:30-13:10
14 Break 13:10-13:20
15 6 Academic Session
th 13:20-14:00
16 Company formation 14:45
17 Evening Out (Permitted absence) (b), (c) 15:00-22:30 (d)
18 Dinner 19:30-20:30
19 Taps (Lights out) 22:30

No Activity Hour
SATURDAY – SUNDAY
1 Wake Up 08:00
2 Breakfast 08:15-09:00
3 Company formation 09:45
4 Morning Out (Permitted absence) (b) 10:00-22:30 (d)
5 Lunch 13:00-14:00
6 Free Time 14:00-19:00
7 Dinner 19:30-20:30
8 Free Time 20:00-22:30 (d)
9 Taps (Lights out) 22:30

Remarks
a. The Common Module “Military Leadership C” will be conducted Monday,
Tuesday, and Thursday evenings.
b. The Academy will provide transportation to Glyfada, “Elliniko” subway
station, or “Koropi” subway station.
c. Whoever wants to dine during the leave days must notify their Company
Commander a day before.
d. There is scheduled transportation to the Academy at 22:00 from the “Elliniko”
subway station.

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3.2 Dress Code

In accordance with the dress code in force within the Hellenic Army Academy,
shorts and denim trousers are not allowed.

The following attires conform with the Academy's uniform regulations:

➢ Arrival/departure and short leave: Informal/Casual/Very casual

➢ Opening/closing ceremony: Ceremonial Dress
➢ Courses: Service uniform or Battle Dress Uniform (dependent on the activity)
➢ Sports activities: Own Academy shorts, a t-shirt, a tracksuit and swimming
suit (for swimming training)

3.3 Equipment

During your stay in the HAA, you will participate in Military Training (unless
otherwise instructed by your respective institution). The Academy will issue ALL the
requisite equipment except clothing (service uniform, boots, etc.) for that purpose.

3.4 Sports & Athletics

Many cadets at the HAA compete at various sports clubs. Incoming students are
welcome to apply for those clubs as well. More information will be given during the
orientation.

3.5 Useful Links

➢ Athens Metro Map | Metro Line Map

➢ Hellenic Army Academy

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4. The Academic Program

4.1 Overview

DATES
ACADEMIC
NO. MODULE/CLASS ECTS (Not Including
ADVISOR
Travel Days)
CM Military Leadership "A"
1 2 19-23 Feb 2024
[Tactics] HAA Military
CM Military Leadership "B" Trainers
2 2 26 Feb-01 Mar 2024
[Leadership Training]
Dr. Artemis
3 CM Basic Military English 2 04-08 Mar 2024
MICHAILIDOU
CM Cross-Cultural Dr. Marianna
4 2 11-15 Mar 2024
Communication PATRONA
Dr. Dimitrios
5 CM Cultural Awareness 2 18-22 Mar 2024
PANOMITROS
CM Comprehensive Dr. Georgios
6 4 25 Mar-5 Apr 2024
Approach KOUKOUDAKIS
Dr. Eleni
7 CM Electronic Warfare 2 8-12 Apr 2024
KARANASIOU
Dr. Georgios
8 CM Law of Armed Conflict 2 15-19 Apr 2024
TRANTAS
CM Interoperability 22-26 Apr 2024
HAA Military
9 Orthodox Easter 6 29 Apr-12 May 2024
Trainers
CM Interoperability 13-24 May 2024
Dr. Nikolaos
10 CM Cyber Security 2 27-31 May 2024
BARDIS
CM Military Leadership "C" Dr. Stylianos
11 4 19 Feb-31 May 2024
[Physical Training] KOUNALAKIS
- Final Exams N/A 03-14 June 2024
Entire International Spring 19 Feb-14 June
- N/A
Semester 2024

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4.2 Courses/Modules Description

The language of instruction is English.

Note: A detailed description of all Common Modules can be found on the

EMILYO homepage at: http://www.emilyo.eu/node/988.

COURSE TITLE CM Military Leadership "A" [Tactics]

CREDITS 2 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions & Field Training
EXAM TYPE Written exam
➢ Learn different military problem-solving techniques as a leader.
➢ Earn the ability to quickly adapt to the changing environment
EDUCATIONAL
as a leader in combat scenarios.
GOAL
➢ Act as a leader under time pressure during courses of action
(COA)-development.

COURSE TITLE CM Military Leadership "B" [Leadership Training]

CREDITS 2 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions & Field Training
EXAM TYPE Written exam & Practical Evaluation
➢ Improve Leadership Competences
EDUCATIONAL ➢ Examine different creative military problem-solving techniques
GOAL ➢ Practice problem-solving with a group and individually
➢ Enhance ability to adapt to the changing environment quickly

COURSE TITLE CM Basic Military English

CREDITS 2 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions
EXAM TYPE Written exam
To acquire basic knowledge of military English terminology and
EDUCATIONAL
to promote presentation and briefing skills to perform better in a
GOAL
military English Environment.

COURSE TITLE CM Cross-Cultural Communication

CREDITS 2 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions
EXAM TYPE Written exam
EDUCATIONAL ➢ Familiarize yourself with communication challenges and
GOAL threats in a cross-cultural environment

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COURSE TITLE CM Cross-Cultural Communication

➢ Achieve communication competence with people from
different cultures and Learn theories of culture and
communication.
➢ Gain valuable skills for overcoming obstacles in crises in a
cross-cultural environment.
➢ Solve problems and take advantage of opportunities in the
multicultural world

COURSE TITLE CM Cultural Awareness

CREDITS 2 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions
EXAM TYPE Written exam
➢ Promote an understanding of European Security and Defence
Culture.
EDUCATIONAL ➢ Enhance European Identity of EU Military Academy Cadets
GOAL and Young Officers.
➢ Deepen knowledge of cultural diversity and learn about the
role of Military culture in Partner Nations.

COURSE TITLE CM Comprehensive Approach

CREDITS 4 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions
EXAM TYPE Written exam
The student should understand the complexity of the
EDUCATIONAL
operations/ civil environment and have confidence in the
GOAL
civil actors' capabilities on a tactical level.

COURSE TITLE CM Electronic Warfare

CREDITS 2 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions
EXAM TYPE Written exam
➢ Promote an understanding of the Electromagnetic Environment
EDUCATIONAL as an operational environment
GOAL ➢ Enhance the knowledge about threat exposure by using EMS-
related technology

COURSE TITLE CM Law of Armed Conflict

CREDITS 2 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions
EXAM TYPE Written exam

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COURSE TITLE CM Law of Armed Conflict

➢ Understand basic LOAC texts and achieve awareness of
EDUCATIONAL responsibilities in terms of LOAC implementation.
GOAL ➢ Deepen knowledge of LOAC and learn about its international
implementation

COURSE TITLE CM Interoperability

CREDITS 6 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions
EXAM TYPE Written exam
➢ Ability to adapt, communicate, operate, and lead teams within
EDUCATIONAL a multinational operational environment.
GOAL ➢ Distinguish differences in international military & systems
operations

COURSE TITLE CM Cyber Security

CREDITS 2 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions
EXAM TYPE Written exam
➢ Familiarize yourself with the new type of threats and challenges
of the information society.
➢ Learn about cyber-attacks: fundamentals of malware,
GOAL OF THE
information-based attacks, and their attacking methods
MODULE
➢ Present complex cyber security and ensure knowledge of
international/national cyber security strategies
➢ Support basic personal and organizational cyber security skills.

COURSE TITLE CM Military Leadership "C" [Physical Training]

CREDITS 4 ECTS
COURSE TYPE In-Class Sessions & Outdoor Training
EXAM TYPE Written Exam & Practical Evaluation
➢ Prepare and lead physical training sessions under the
GOAL OF THE supervision of instructors.
MODULE ➢ Knowledge about physical training methodology and how to
pass this knowledge as a leader

4.3 Class Attendance and Absence from Classes

Full class attendance is expected of all incoming students. Absence from

academic activities, for whatever reason, does not relieve you from the responsibility
to complete the academic workload generally required during the period of absence.

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4.4 Vacations/ Leave of absence

The Academy will be closed from 29 Apr to 12 May 2024 due to religious
Holidays (Christian Orthodox Easter). Incoming students are welcome to stay in the
Academy during that period. If you decide to travel back to your home country for
Spring break, please notify the Erasmus Office at least one month prior
([email protected]). Every Wednesday after class, you will have free time to leave the
Academy and explore the city of Athens. More information will be given to you in the
orientation course on Monday, 19 February 24.

4.5 Grade Distribution

According to the Greek grading system, the mark equivalence is as follows:

• 100-85: Excellent (EXC)

• 84,9-65: Very Good (VG)
• 64,9-50,1: Good (G)
• 50: Pass (P) - Minimum passing grade
• 49,9-0: Fail (F)

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5. Health & Safety

5.1 Safety Procedures

All students should familiarize themselves with the locations of emergency exits
and fire extinguishers. Evacuation procedures are posted inside each building. If the
fire alarm is activated and sounding in your dormitory, do not delay or ignore the
alarm; immediately follow the posted evacuation procedures.

5.2 Health Services

An Infirmary operates in the camp 24/7. Licensed medical personnel serving at

the Academy are always available in an emergency. The Academy's Infirmary includes
primary care, urgent care, and mental health counseling. You can reach the infirmary
on a 24/7 basis at +30 210 890 4186.

5.3 Confidentiality

The health services staff protects the confidentiality of all health and health-
related records to the full extent of the law. These records are accessed only by the staff
members directly involved in the patient's care and on a need-to-know basis.

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6. Ethical & Academic Standards in the HAA

Hellenic Army Academy is committed to the highest ethical and professional
standards of conduct. Members of the HAA community are expected to conduct their
activities as required by law and by the Academy's policies and procedures.

Whenever violations at the ethical or academic spectrum occur, the Academy

treats them as matters of significant concern because they so greatly disrupt everyday
life and our shared values at the HAA.

6.1 Integrity

Deeply embedded in the Academy's organizational culture is the:

"Cadet's Code of Honor"

"A Cadet must NOT steal, lie, cheat, slander, flatter

or tolerate those who do in her/his environment."

As proud members of the Hellenic Armed Forces, we are firmly bound to those
values and expect our international partners to do the same. Therefore, we urge you
to display honesty and forthrightness in every situation in and out of the classroom.
We expect you to represent yourself honestly even when potential wrongdoing or
violation of policies is involved. Relatively minor problems can become major ones
when compounded by lying or deception.

6.2 Academic Integrity

Cadets who intentionally submit work either not their own or without clear
attribution to the original source, fabricate data or other information, engage in
cheating, or misrepresentation of academic records may be subject to sanctions for
violation of the HAA principles of academic and professional integrity fundamental
to the purpose of the Academy.

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6.3 Alcohol and Drugs

Any form of Alcohol and/or drugs is strictly prohibited within the Academy
according to the Hellenic Army Regulations and the National Legislative Framework
in effect. According to the National Legislative Framework, students violating those
policies will be held liable.

We emphasize these issues from our concern for each cadet's welfare and our
conviction that these standards must be upheld unquestionably to function effectively
as a member of the Armed Forces.

6.4 Sexual Harassment and Violence Reporting

HAA is committed to maintaining a safe environment for cadets. Because of this

commitment and because of existing regulations, we must advise you that if you tell
any of your instructors about matters concerning sexual assault, stalking, sexual
harassment, dating violence, domestic violence, sexual exploitation involving a
member of the campus community, your instructor is required to report this
information to the Academy’s leadership. For more information, reach the Erasmus+
Office on a 24/7 basis at +30 210 890 4198 or +6907563584.

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7. Contact Information
For any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact the Academy
using the contact information seen below:

CPT (AV) Christos Tamouridis

[email protected]
+30 210 8904198
Head of the Erasmus+ &
International Cooperations/Erasmus+ Office

CPT (FA) Vassileios KARAVITIS

[email protected]
+30 210 8904095
Asst. of the International Cooperations/
Erasmus+ Office

Katerina Keskinidou
[email protected]
+30 210 8904095
Asst. of the International Cooperations/
Erasmus+ Office

As. Professor Dr. Nikolaos KARADIMAS

[email protected]
+30 690 6126260
"ISS 24" Academic Coordinator

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8. Q&A
1. What should I do If I want to travel outside of Athens or Greece during the
Spring break?

If you want to travel back to your home country for Spring break, you must
notify your Company commander at least one month prior.

If you want to travel during the weekends of the Semester, you must equally
notify your Company Commander 5 days earlier.

2. What can we do and not do in our free time during the Semester?

You can participate fully in the cadets' schedule when you don't have class or
are not on leave. More specifically, you can join varsity teams in several sports, hang
out with your colleagues, work out, or relax at the Entertainment Hall of the Academy.

3. Where can I find the meal plan, and whom can I talk to if I have any issues?

The meal plan will be shared with you from the first day and will also be hung
on the announcement board of your Company barrack. If you experience any issues,
you should immediately contact your Company Commander.

4. Are there any cultural-historical visits to Athens? If yes, when are they
scheduled?

Yes, we have scheduled to visit several historical places in Athens, like, for
example, the Acropolis Museum, the Acropolis Monument, and the historic
downtown of Athens. These activities are planned for the last part of the Semester, and
you will be notified accordingly.

5. What can I bring to the Hellenic Army Academy?

The Dormitories are fully equipped for the incoming students. However,
students can bring items to facilitate their stay and studies during ISS 24. Those items
include but are not limited to the following:

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a. Cell phone/Charger
b. Headphones
c. Laptop
d. Notebooks
e. Personal Hygiene Items
(Note: Most of them can be purchased within the Academy's PX)
f. Laundry bag/basket and drying rack

6. What am I not allowed to bring to the Hellenic Army Academy?

Several items are prohibited inside the dormitories, including but not limited to
the following:

a. Cooking appliances (including toaster ovens, microwaves, hot plates,

Keurig and tea kettles)
b. Candles or incense
c. Firearms (including BB and pellet guns)
d. Weapons of any kind (knives etc.)
e. Halogen floor lamps
f. Space heaters
g. Alcoholic Beverages (of any kind)
h. Drugs

Possession of the aforementioned is strictly prohibited within the Academy's

dormitories. Any forbidden items are subject to confiscation, and the student's
respective institution will be notified immediately to decide on further actions.

7. Whom should I contact if I have any problems?

If you experience any problems during your stay in the Academy, you should
immediately contact your Company Commander (you will meet him during the
Orientation Course). If you cannot reach him, you should contact CPT Christos
TAMOURIDIS, CPT (FA) Vassileios KARAVITIS, or Ms. Katerina Keskinidou, the staff
from the Erasmus Office [+30 2108904198 or +30 6907563584 (WhatsApp and Viber)].

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Hellenic Army Academy Map
1 Cadet Barracks
2 Infirmary
3 Academic Classrooms
5 4 4 Dining Facilities (Mess Hall)
5 Sports Facilities
6 Erasmus & Research Office
7 Swimming pool
8 Headquarters
1

2
6 3

8
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Hellenic Army Uniforms & Ranks