Evaluation the Desirability of Training of the Mountains Combat Camp in the Development of Military Human Resources

Continuous evaluation of the desirability of the activities of military training camps as well as providing continuous feedback resulting from these evaluations to these training systems can lead to the development of military human resources and improve the quality of training in military universities. This research is of applied and was done by descriptive-survey and cross-sectional method. The statistical population includes 550 people from all the stakeholders of the mountain camp. The sample population was 310. The data collection tools were four researcher-made questionnaires (for four groups of mountain camp stakeholders) whose validity was confirmed by content and structure validity method, and their reliability was evaluated using Cronbach's alpha and structural equations (using LISREL). Descriptive and inferential statistics (t-test and Friedman test) were used to analyze the data (using SPSS). The training activities of the combat in the mountains period in 2021, with an average and standard deviation of 3.77 ± 0.62, are in a favorable mode. Also, the ranking of the four functional activities showed that "training-specialized activities of mountain combat" with an average and standard deviation of 4.15 ± 0.64, has the highest rank (in favorable mode) and "mountain camp logistics activities" with an average and standard deviation of 3.03 ± 0.89, (in relatively favorable mode) has the lowest rating. Focusing the improvement activities of the university under study on the "logistics activities of the mountain combat camp" will lead to the creation of a favorable mode for the four functional dimensions of this camp.