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National Defence Training Association of Finland ((フィンランド語:Maanpuolustuskoulutusyhdistys)) is a voluntary organization providing safety and security training to all Finnish residents over the age of 15 and supplemental military training for all Finnish citizens over the age of 18. ==Organization== The organization of National Defence Training Association of Finland is decreed in the "Act on Voluntary Defence Activities" ((フィンランド語:Laki vapaaehtoisesta maanpuolustustyöstä)). It is constituted as a voluntary association, the members of which are the main NGOs active in the field of Finnish total defence. The members are *''Kadettikunta'' (Corps of Cadets, the voluntary ideological organization of career officers) *''Maanpuolustuskiltojen liitto'' (League of the National Defence Guilds) *''Maanpuolustusnaisten liitto'' (League of the National Defence Women) *''Naisten valmiusliitto'' (League for Women's preparedness) *''Reserviläisliitto'' (Reservists' Association) *''Reserviläisurheiluliitto'' (Reservists' sports Association) *''Sininen Reservi'' (The Blue Reserve, a naval reserve association) *''Sotilaskotiliitto'' (Soldiers' Home Association, a non-profit association that upkeeps Soldier's Homes (''Sotilaskoti'' in Finnish), kind of Canteens in all of regular military garrisons in Finland, serving food, sweets and soft drinks, they often have also TV, pool table as well as magazines and books for customers) *''Suomen Metsästäjäliitto'' (Finnish Hunter Association) *''Suomen Tarkk'ampujakilta'' (Finnish Guild of Snipers) *''Suomen Rannikkojääkärikilta'' (Finnish Guild of Coastal Rangers) i.e. Marines *''Suomen Rauhanturvaajaliitto'' (Finnish Peace-Keeping Veterans' Association) *''Suomen Reserviupseeriliitto'' (Finnish Reserve Officers' Association) The purpose of the association is to pursue the advancement of national defence by training, education and emission of information. The government has delegated to the association the public duty to organize voluntary military training and other training serving the military preparedness. To ensure the political control of this activity, five of nine members of the board of the association are selected by the Finnish government, the remaining four being elected by member associations. As an organization, the association is divided into 21 districts corresponding to the Regions of Finland. After the Defence Forces structural reform of 2008, the voluntary national defence district also corresponds the military district of the Defence Forces. Each district works closely with the military authorities in the area. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「National Defence Training Association of Finland」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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