construction was undertaken by the United States Army Corps of Engineers. By 2009, the center had been made operational. The center is managed by experienced active and retired special forces personnel and qualified training staff. As a turn-key facility, the center is ideal for pre-deployment training, joint and combined military exercises, or enhancing proficiency of unit requirements. All curricula are scalable to unit size and training needs. Courses begin in the classroom, where trainees master abstract concepts and discuss creative solutions. Trainees then apply their knowledge and skill in a variety of field exercises; simulating real-world conditions including live-fire & maneuver. Performance is observed, measured, and evaluated using state-of-the-art feedback systems. Prince Hashem School for Special Operations The Prince Hashem School for Special Operations serves to train and qualify officers and NCOs from JAF. The school went through the following key phases in terms of organization and development in 1963 The first ranger and airborne course was trained by American training team and Ranger and Airborne training wing was established in infantry school. In 1970 Ranger and Airborne training wing was established in RSF. In 1979 Special forces school was formed and continued to evolve until 1983, where four were formed. In 1983 Four training wings (ranger, airborne, specialization and field) were established. In 1995 The organization was advanced with a new battalions system and free fall center was added. On 1 October 1996 the name has been modified and was called "Joint Special Operations School." On 24/12/2001 special operations school was renamed Prince Hashem bin Al Hussein School for Special Operations. In 2017, the school transferred from special forces to Army Training Command. School Goals and Duties The preparation and training of special operations officers on Common functions. The preparation and training of joint special operations commissioned officers. The preparation and training of juvenile soldiers basic training and specialist training. The preparation and training of members of the armed forces through special training. Training of Public security, civil defense, customs and General Intelligence personnel. Training members of friendly States on rangers and paratroopers and other special forces works. The training of graduates of university officers (field) in addition to the pupils and candidates from Mutah University on rangers and paratroopers. Participate in the testing of new weapons and gear mechanisms and sufficiency of Joint special operations duties. Conduct annual tests for units and formations Joint special operations and the