The approval of Order DEF/166/2015, of 21 January, for which the basic organisation of the Armed Forces develops, was the partial development of Royal Decree 872/2014 of 10 October, establishing the Basic organization of the Armed Forces. This level of development allowed the repeal of the 10 ministerial orders in which the Armed Forces organization was dispersed, collecting the content of all of them and adapting it in the average of what is necessary according to the legislation in force; in particular, the Organic Law 5/2005, of 17 November, of the National Defense and the aforementioned royal decree.

However, the units described in that ministerial order do not represent the total of those which, according to Article 3.3, fall within the competence of the department holder, and it is therefore necessary to make this provision complement the previous one and allow the Chief of Staff of the Army of the Earth to develop his own organization.

The Explanatory Memorandum of Order DEF/166/2015, dated January 21, details the aspects that have been taken into account for its drafting, which have also been applied for the drafting of this ministerial order.

In its virtue, I have:

Single item. Approval of the Earth Army organization.

According to what is established in Royal Decree 872/2014 of 10 October, establishing the basic organization of the Armed Forces, and in accordance with Order DEF/166/2015, of 21 January, for which it develops the Basic organization of the Armed Forces, the organization of the Army of the Earth is approved, which is inserted below.

Additional disposition first. Collegiate bodies.

1. As far as this ministerial order is not regulated, the functioning of the collegiate bodies referred to therein shall be in accordance with the provisions of Title II, Chapter II, of Law No 30/1992 of 26 November 1992 on the Legal Regime of the European Communities. Public and the Common Administrative Procedure.

2. Membership or participation in the meetings of these collegiate bodies shall not imply the perception of any kind of remuneration or compensation that would increase public expenditure.

Additional provision second. No increase in public spending.

The implementation of this ministerial order, including the modification of existing units and the creation of those that are necessary, will be done without an increase in the operating cost of the Army of the Earth and will not increase. of public expenditure.

Single transient arrangement. Existing units.

1. The units referred to in this ministerial order shall carry out their duties and duties as necessary, in accordance with the necessary organic adaptations and shall be transferred to them.

2. The units not covered by this ministerial order will be dependent on any of the units established here, in accordance with the provisions of the Chief of Staff of the Army of Land, and will continue to perform their duties and duties until that the instruction given by that authority which develops this ministerial order takes effect, the necessary organic adaptations are made and those functions and tasks are transferred to the new units.

Final disposition first. Amendment of Order DEF/610/2002 of 8 March establishing the International Demining Centre.

Point 2 of the first paragraph of Order DEF/610/2002 of 8 March 2002 establishing the International Demining Centre is read as follows:

" 2. The said Centre shall be directed by a member of the General Corps of the Army of the Earth, a major engineering major, of lower employment than colonel, in accordance with the corresponding relationship of the military posts. "

Final disposition second. Powers of development.

1. The Chief of Staff of the Land Army is empowered to develop this ministerial order in accordance with the terms set out in Article 3.4 and in Article 4, both of Order DEF/166/2015, of 21 January.

2. Likewise, in relation to the units established in this ministerial order not belonging to the Force and whose command corresponds to the employment of Colonel, the Chief of Staff of the Army of the Land is empowered to, as a consequence of the of the restructuring of its army, may remove or integrate these units, subject to the authorization of the Minister of Defence. You may also modify the employment of the unit command to one immediately below the favorable report of the Deputy Secretary of Defense, in accordance with Article 3.4 of Order DEF/166/2015 of 21 January.

Final disposition third. Entry into force.

This ministerial order shall enter into force on the day following that of its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Madrid, June 29, 2015. -Minister of Defense Pedro Morenes Eulate.

EARTH ARMY ORGANIZATION

CHAPTER I

The Headquarters

Article 1. Organization of Headquarters.

The Earth Army Headquarters is constituted by:

a) The General Staff of the Army of the Earth.

b) The Cabinet of the Chief of Staff of the Army of the Earth.

c) The Head of Information, Telecommunications and Technical Assistance Systems.

d) The Institute of Military History and Culture.

e) The "Inmemorial of the King" Infantry Regiment No. 1.

f) Legal Advice.

g) The Delegate Intervention.

Article 2. The General Staff.

1. The General Staff of the Army of the Earth is articulated in:

a) The Head.

b) The General Secretariat of the General Staff.

c) The Plans Division.

d) The Operations Division.

e) The Logistics Division.

2. Within the General Secretariat of the General Staff is the Permanent Secretariat of the Superior Council of the Army of the Earth, which is the unit of work of the aforementioned council.

Article 3. The Head of Information Systems, Telecommunications and Technical Assistance.

1. The Head of Information Systems, Telecommunications and Technical Assistance is articulated in:

a) The Technical Assistance Subdirection.

b) The Network Operations Subdirection.

c) The Information and Telecommunications Technologies Area.

2. They also depend on the Head of Information, Telecommunications and Technical Assistance Systems:

a) The Regiment of Transmissions n. 22.

b) The Electronic Warfare Regiment No. 32.

c) The Army's Geographic Center.

These units shall have the organic level to be determined, in accordance with their respective military position.

3. The Technical Assistance Subdirectorate is the unit responsible for the coordination, control and execution of the matters related to statistics, operational military research, sociology, publications and cartography.

4. The Network Operations Subdirectorate is the unit responsible for the coordination, control and enforcement of the permanent telecommunications networks and the security of information flowing through these systems.

5. The Information and Telecommunications Technologies Area is the unit responsible for the exercise of coordination, control and execution in the field of architecture, configuration, interoperability for the definition of technical requirements information and telecommunications systems and related to organic, functional and system analyses, the development of applications and the systems that support them, including those related to simulation, as well as permanent software upgrade.

Article 4. The Institute of Military History and Culture.

1. The Institute of Military History and Culture is articulated in:

a) The Subdirection of Historical Studies.

b) The Subdirection of Historical and Cultural Heritage.

c) The Army Museum.

d) The centers of military history and culture.

2. The Subdirectorate of Historical Studies is the unit responsible for the investigation of the historical and cultural heritage, documentary and bibliographic of the Army of the Earth and to promote its dissemination.

3. The Subdirectorate of Historical and Cultural Heritage is the unit responsible for the protection and conservation of the historical and cultural heritage, documentary and bibliographic of the Army of the Earth.

4. The Army Museum is governed by Royal Decree 636/2010, of May 14, which regulates the operation and establishes the basic organic structure of the Army Museum.

5. The centers of military history and culture are responsible for protecting, preserving, researching and disseminating the historical, cultural, documentary and bibliographic heritage in its geographical area of responsibility. These centers are:

a) The Center for Military History and Culture in Barcelona.

b) The Center for Military History and Culture in Ceuta.

c) The Center for Military History and Culture in A Coruña.

d) The Center for Military History and Culture in Melilla.

e) The Center for Military History and Culture in Palma de Mallorca.

f) The Center for Military History and Culture in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

g) The Center for Military History and Culture in Seville.

h) The Center for Military History and Culture in Valencia.

CHAPTER II

The Force

Section 1. Core Organization of the Force

Article 5. Units of the Force.

1. The denomination of the units of the Force of the Army of the Earth, its capabilities and types as well as its entity will be consistent with the concepts defined in the military doctrine and with its tradition.

2. Without prejudice to other functions that may be entrusted to them, all the units of the Force have as their principal task to prepare themselves to constitute operating structures for the realization of military operations, by means of their transfer to the the operational structure of the Armed Forces, in accordance with military doctrine.

3. In the headquarters where there is a "Headquarters Unit", the "Headquarters Unit" shall be responsible for the direction and implementation of the security, internal arrangements, general services and support that the Headquarters shall require for its operation.

4. In units where there is a "Head of Economic Affairs", the "Head of Economic Affairs" shall be responsible for the direction and coordination of the financial resources allocated to the unit of which it is a party. It is also up to you to manage the financial resources you have allocated.

5. In the units in which there is a "Technical Secretariat", this will be responsible for its technical and administrative support, and advice on organizational matters, institutional aspects and non-specific issues of other areas of the unit. of which you are a part.

Article 6. Organization of the Force.

The Force of the Earth Army is constituted by the following organs, directly dependent on the Chief of Staff of the Army of the Earth:

a) High Availability Ground Headquarters.

b) The Ground Force.

c) The Operational Logistics Force.

d) The Command of the Canary Islands.

Section 2. High Availability Ground Headquarters

Article 7. Organization of the High Availability Ground Headquarters.

1. The High Availability Ground Headquarters is organized in accordance with the Royal Decree 2015/2004 of 11 October, establishing the Terrestrial High Availability Headquarters in the Army of the Earth.

2. The High Availability Ground Headquarters depends on the Intelligence Regiment No. 1.

Section 3. The Earth Force

Article 8. Organization of the Ground Force.

The Earth Force is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The "San Marcial" Division.

c) The "Castillejos" Division.

d) The General Commanders of Ceuta, Melilla and the Balearic Islands.

e) The Air Force of the Army of the Earth.

f) The Special Operations Command.

g) The Campaign Artillery Command.

h) The Anti-aircraft Artillery Command.

i) The Command of Engineers.

j) The Transmission Command.

k) The Defense Regiment NBQ "Valencia" n. 1.

l) The Cavalry Regiment "Spain" n. 11.

Article 9. The Ground Force Headquarters.

1. The following units are framed at the Ground Force Headquarters:

a) The General Staff of the Ground Force.

b) The Headquarters Unit.

c) The Head of Economic Affairs.

2. The General Staff of the Ground Force consists of the following units:

a) The Technical Secretariat.

(b) The Area of Preparation, which is responsible for advising on preparation matters, corresponding to the development of the regulations relating to this sector, as well as the management of the appropriations for operations, which are allocated to Ground Force for the preparation of contingents.

c) The Support Area, which is responsible for the advice on information and telecommunications systems, as well as security, and for coordination and control in the CIS and security of the Force units Terrestrial.

d) Logistics Area, which is responsible for the planning and control of logistics and resources, in particular personnel and material, as well as the definition of employment standards and procedures relating to the logistics functions of personnel, health and supply, support and transport.

Article 10. The "San Marcial" Division.

1. The "San Marcial" Division is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters, in which a General Staff is integrated.

b) The Brigade "Aragon" I.

c) The "Guzmán el Bueno" X Brigade.

d) The "Extremadura" XI Brigade.

e) The "Guadarrama" XII Brigade.

2. The "Aragon" I Brigade is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The "Arapiles" Infantry Regiment No. 62.

c) The Infantry Regiment "Galicia" n. 64, from Cazadores de Montaña.

d) The Acorked Regiment "Pavia" n. 4.

e) The Campaign Artillery Regiment No. 20.

3. The "Guzmán el Bueno" X Brigade is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The Infantry Regiment "The Queen" n. 2.

c) The "Garellano" Infantry Regiment No. 45.

d) The Acorazado Regiment "Córdoba" n. º 10.

4. The "Extremadura" XI Brigade is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The "Savoy" Infantry Regiment No. 6.

c) The "Terno Viejo de Sicilia" Infantry Regiment No. 67.

d) The Acorazado Regiment "Castilla" n. 16.

5. The "Guadarrama" XII Brigade is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The "Asturias" Infantry Regiment No. 31.

c) The Infantry Regiment "America" n. 66.

d) The Acorazado Regiment "Alcazar de Toledo" n. 61.

Article 11. The "Castillejos" Division.

1. The "Castillejos" Division, which is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters, in which a General Staff is integrated.

b) The Legion's "King Alfonso XIII" II Brigade.

c) The "Almogavares" Brigade VI of Paratroopers.

d) The "Galicia" Brigade VII.

2. The "King Alfonso XIII" II Brigade of The Legion is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The "Don Juan of Austria", 3. º of The Legion.

c) The "Alejandro Farnesio", 4. º of The Legion.

3. The "Almogavares" VI Brigade of Paratroopers is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The Infantry Regiment "Naples" n. 4, from Paratroopers.

c) The "Zaragoza" Infantry Regiment No. 5.

d) The Cavalry Regiment "Lusitania" n. 8.

4. The "Galicia" VII Brigade is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The Infantry Regiment "Prince" n. 3.

c) The Infantry Regiment "Isabel the Catholic" n. 29.

d) The Cavalry Regiment "Farnesio" n. 12.

Article 12. The General Commanders of Ceuta, Melilla and the Balearic Islands.

1. The General Command of Ceuta is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters, in which a General Staff is integrated.

(b) The Group of the "Regulars of Ceuta" n ° 54.

c) The "Duke of Alba", 2. º of The Legion.

d) The Cavalry Regiment "Montesa" n. 3.

e) The Joint Artillery Regiment No. 30.

f) The Engineer Regiment No. 7.

g) The Logistics Unit No. 23.

2. The General Command of Melilla is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters, in which a General Staff is integrated.

b) The "Melilla Regulars" Group n. 52.

c) The "Great Captain", 1. º of The Legion.

d) The Cavalry Regiment "Alcantara" n. º 10.

e) The Joint Artillery Regiment No. 32.

f) The Engineer Regiment No. 8.

g) The Logistics Unit No. 24.

3. The General Command of the Balearic Islands is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters, in which a General Staff is integrated.

b) The Infantry Regiment "Palma" n. º 47.

Article 13. The Air Force of the Army of the Earth.

The Air Force of the Army of the Earth has a Headquarters in which the Head of Helicopters is integrated, which has the task of regulating the technical aspects of the use of the helicopter units, as well as coordinate the procedures for the preparation, evaluation, and use of these procedures; coordinate the helicopter support to be provided by the Army of the Earth to the various units of the Armed Forces and civilian authorities; and advise on the issues aircraft which may affect the helicopter units and their supporting infrastructure, including those on flight safety may correspond to the Chief of Staff of the Earth Army.

Article 14. The Campaign Artillery Command.

The Campaign Artillery Command is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The Campaign Artillery Regiment No. 11.

c) The Launch Artillery Regiment of Campaign No. 63.

d) The Coast Artillery Regiment No. 4.

Article 15. The Anti-Air Artillery Command.

The Anti-Air Artillery Command is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The Anti-Air Artillery Regiment No. 71.

c) The Anti-Air Artillery Regiment No. 73.

d) The Anti-Air Artillery Regiment No. 74.

Article 16. The Command of Engineers.

The Engineer Command is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The Engineer Regiment No. 1.

c) The Engineering Specialty Regiment No. 11.

d) The Regiment of Pontoners and Specialties of Engineers n. 12.

Article 17. The Command of Transmissions.

The Transmissions Command is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The Regiment of Transmissions n. 1.

c) The Regiment of Transmissions n. 21.

d) The Electronic Warfare Regiment No. 31.

Section 4. The Operational Logistics Force

Article 18. The Operational Logistics Force.

Operational Logistic Force is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The Logistics Brigade.

c) The Health Brigade.

Article 19. The Headquarters of the Operational Logistics Force.

1. The following units are framed in the General Headquarters of the Operational Logistics Force:

a) The General Staff of the Operational Logistics Force.

b) The Logistics Activity Tracking Center.

c) The Logistic Support to Operations Center.

d) The Head Of Economic Affairs.

2. The General Staff consists of the following units:

(a) The Area of Operations of the System, which has the task of assisting the Chief of the Operational Logistics Force in providing the logistic support necessary for the operations, as well as providing the logistic support that is To maintain operational capabilities, complementing the permanent structure of logistic support, in the area of System Operations.

b) The Area of the System's Sustaining, which has the task of assisting the Chief of the Operational Logistics Force in providing the necessary logistical support for the operations, as well as providing logistical support To maintain the operational capabilities, complementing the permanent structure of logistic support, in the area of the System's Sustaining.

3. The Logistics Activity Tracking Center is responsible for obtaining, analyzing, and compiling the information that the Operational Logistics Force requires for the development of its functions.

4. The Logistics Support Center for Operations is responsible for the management, coordination and control of the logistical resources allocated for the operations support. It is also responsible for the management and operation of the logistic databases and for maintaining the Central Operations Archive.

Article 20. The Logistics Brigade.

The Logistics Brigade is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters, in which a General Staff is integrated.

b) The Logistic Support Pool n. 11.

c) The Logistic Support Pool n. 21.

d) The Logistic Support Pool n. 41.

e) The Logistic Support Pool n. 61.

f) The Logistic Support Pool n. 81.

g) Transport Pool No. 1.

Article 21. The Health Brigade.

The Healthcare Brigade is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) Healthcare Pool No. 1.

c) The Health Pool n. º 3.

d) The Campaign Hospital Pool.

Section 5. The Command of the Canary Islands

Article 22. The Command of the Canary Islands.

1. The Mando de Canarias is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The "Canary" Brigade XVI.

c) The Anti-Air Artillery Regiment No. 94.

2. The following units are framed in the General Headquarters of the Canary Islands Command:

a) The General Staff.

b) The Headquarters Unit.

c) The Head of Economic Affairs.

3. The General Staff of the Canary Islands Command consists of the following units:

a) The Technical Secretariat.

(b) The Area of Preparation, which is responsible for advising on preparation matters, corresponding to the development of the regulations relating to this sector, as well as the management of the appropriations for operations, which are allocated to the Command of the Canary Islands for the preparation of quotas.

c) The Logistics Area, which is responsible for advising on logistics matters, corresponding to the development of the regulations regarding this sector.

4. The Brigade "Canarias" XVI is articulated in:

a) The Headquarters.

b) The Infantry Regiment "Soria" n. 9.

c) The "Tenerife" Infantry Regiment No. 49.

d) The "Canary" Infantry Regiment No. 50.

e) The Artillery Regiment of Campaign n. 93.

CHAPTER III

Support for the Force

Article 23. Type units in the Support to the Force.

1. The "Secretariats Generales" are the main unit of support to the command of the Chief of each of the Mandos and the Inspectorate who form the Support to the Force of the Army of the Earth, assisting him in his command and internal regime and providing the support necessary in information systems, as well as technical and administrative support to the whole. They shall be responsible for providing the Chief with the necessary elements of judgement to substantiate their decisions, translate these into orders and ensure compliance, as well as the programming and general coordination of activities, processes and the financial resources of the units that are dependent on that Head.

2. The "military residences" are establishments for support and assistance to military personnel who will be governed by the provisions of the Ministerial Order of March 26, which establishes the classification, users and prices to govern The Military Residences of the Army of the Earth, the Navy and the Army of the Air.

3. "Military sports and sociocultural centers" are units that aim to promote the practice of sports, social, recreational or cultural activities among the members of the Armed Forces. They shall be governed by the provisions of Order DEF/792/2003 of 25 March establishing the legal and operating arrangements of the Military Sports and Sociocultural Centres.

4. The "military teaching centres", in accordance with the provisions of Law 39/2007 of 19 November of the military career, are the units responsible for providing the training courses and those necessary for the preparation of specialties and extend or update knowledge. They shall be governed by the provisions of Title IV, "Teaching", Chapter II, "Structure", of that law and the rules that develop it.

5. The "training centres" are the units responsible for facilitating the instruction, training and evaluation of the units, as well as for controlling, exploiting and maintaining the different simulation and evaluation means assigned to them. centers.

6. The "parks and centres" are responsible for the logistical support on national territory at their highest level in the supply and maintenance functions, in each case, of the materials that are specified for each of them.

7. The "general sub-inspections" of the Army of the Earth are units that perform the functions entrusted to the Directorate of the Watermaking in its geographical scope of responsibility.

8. The "base services units" are responsible for the maintenance of facilities with this type of unit and for supporting units that are permanently or temporarily deployed or deployed on a base or waterline.

Article 24. Organization of Force Support.

1. Support to the Force in the field of human resources of the Earth Army will be performed by the following organs:

a) The Staff Command.

b) The Training and Doctrine Command.

2. Support to the Force in the field of the material resources of the Army of the Earth will be performed by the following organs:

a) The Logistic Support Command.

b) The General Inspection of the Army of the Earth.

3. Support to the Force in the field of financial resources in the Land Army will be carried out by the Economic Affairs Directorate.

Article 25. The Staff Command.

1. The Staff Command is articulated in:

a) The Head, in which a General Secretariat is integrated.

b) The Personnel Address.

c) The Personnel Assistance Address.

d) The Health Address.

2. The Personnel Address is articulated in:

(a) The Military Career Subdirection, which has the task of managing, managing and controlling recruitment, career guidance and career models.

b) The Evaluation Sub-direction, which has the task of managing, administering and controlling the assessment, classification and history of military personnel.

c) The Personnel Management Subdirectorate, which has the task of managing, managing and controlling situations, promotions and destinations of military personnel, as well as the management of personnel civil

3. The Personnel Assistance Directorate is articulated in:

(a) The Subdirection of Support to Personnel, responsible for the analysis, programming, administration and control of all actions that are carried out in the field of the Army of the Earth in the field of personnel support.

b) The Management Subdirection of the Centers, which is responsible for the management, administration and control of all the social action centers that are organically dependent on the Personnel Assistance Directorate.

c) The military residences listed below:

1. The Military Residence of Social Action of Students "Virgin of Peace".

2. The Military Residence of Social Action of Students "Virgin of the Port".

3. The "San Hermenegildo" Student Social Action Military Residence.

4. The Military Residence of Social Action of Students "Santiago".

5. The Military Residency of Social Action of Rest "Navacarada".

6. The Military Residency of Social Action of Rest "La Plana".

7. The Military Residence of Social Action of Rest "Lieutenant General Castanon de Mena".

8. The Military Residency of Social Action of Rest "La Cortadura".

9. The Military Residency of Social Action of Rest "Heroes of the Philippines".

10. The Military Residency of Social Action of Rest "Archena".

11. The Military Residence of Social Action of Rest "Fernando Primo de Rivera".

12. The Military Residence of Social Action of Rest "Colonel Gallegos".

13. The Military Residency of Social Action of Rest "El Baluarte".

14. The Military Residence of Social Action of Rest "Fort Santiago".

15. The Military Residence of Social Action of Rest "Virgen del Carmen".

16. The Military Residency of Social Action of Rest "Mahon".

17. The Military Residency of Social Action for Older Care " Ntra. Ms. Del Perpetual Succor. "

18. The Military Residency of Social Action for Older Attention "Guadarrama".

d) The military sports and sociocultural centers listed below:

1. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "La Dehesa".

2. The "San Jorge" Military Sociocultural Sports Center.

3. The "Alcala" Military Sociocultural Sports Center.

4. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "Valencia".

5. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "Sancha Brava".

6. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "The Mondragons".

7. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "Hispalis".

8. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "El Soto".

9. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "The Citadel".

10. The "San Isidro" Military Sociocultural Sports Center.

11. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "La Sports".

12. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "Campolongo".

13. The "Santa Barbara" Military Sociocultural Sports Center.

14. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "Hypica de Logroño".

15. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "Step High."

16. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "Mallorca".

17. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "Ceuta".

18. The Military Sociocultural Sports Center "Melilla"

Article 26. The Training and Doctrine Command.

1. The Training and Doctrine Command is articulated in:

a) The Head, in which a General Secretariat is integrated.

b) The Research, Doctrine, Organic and Materials Directorate.

c) The Direction of Teaching, Instruction, Training and Evaluation.

2. The Research, Doctrine, Organic and Materials Directorate is articulated in:

(a) The Subdirection of Doctrine, Organic and Materials, responsible for the inspection, coordination and investigation in matters of doctrine, regulations of employment of the Units, structure and organic template of the units, as well as the formulation of the operational requirements of the armament, material and equipment.

b) The Research Subdirection and Lessons Learned, responsible for the inspection, coordination and research in matters related to the evolution and theoretical experimentation of the combat and the process of lessons learned.

3. The Teaching, Instruction, Training and Evaluation Directorate is articulated in:

(a) The Teaching Subdirectorate, responsible for the inspection, coordination and investigation, as well as the evaluation, in the field of training and improvement of military personnel.

b) The Subdirection of Instruction, Training and Evaluation, responsible for the inspection, coordination and investigation as well as evaluation, of the means and procedures of instruction, training and operational evaluation of the staff and units, as well as the means and methodologies that support teaching, instruction, training and evaluation. It is also responsible for the development at its level of the missions arising from the current legislation on physical and military education and road safety.

c) Military teaching centers listed below:

1. The Military General Academy.

2. The Basic General Academy of Sub-Officers.

3. The Infantry Academy.

4. The Cavalry Academy.

5. The Academy of Artillery.

6. The Academy of Engineers.

7. The Army's Higher Polytechnic School.

8. The Academy of Logistics.

9. The Mountain Military School and Special Operations.

10. The Army War School.

11. The Troop Training Center n. º 1.

12. The Troop Training Center n. º 2.

d) The following training centers:

1. The "San Gregorio" Training Center.

2. The "Chinchilla" Training Center.

Article 27. The Logistics Support Command.

1. The Logistic Support Command is articulated in:

a) The Head, in which a General Secretariat is integrated.

b) The Procurement Address.

c) The Logistic Function Integration Address.

2. The Procurement Directorate is articulated in:

(a) The Subdirection of Arms Systems, responsible for the acquisition of weapons materials, equipment and systems that are not centrally obtained by another body.

b) The Subdirection of Supplies and Services, responsible for the acquisition of consumable material resources whose purpose is the preparation and availability of the units, of resources associated with the support, as well as spare parts, tools and equipment for maintenance to be determined. It is also responsible for acquiring the services and supports that are determined to complete the necessary capabilities in the scope of the Logistics Support Command.

3. The Logical Function Integration Direction is articulated to:

a) The Logistics Management Subdirectorate, responsible for the integrated functional management of the activities ordered, at this level, of the Army Logistics Support System Subsystems. For these purposes, it is responsible for preparing the Program of Logistics Activities of the Central Logistic Organs and, in particular, for the management, allocation, distribution, redistribution and reduction of the resources of the Support System. Logistics, consumer goods, inventory control and the degree of material and livestock coverage of the Army of the Earth; management in the maintenance of material of all types, with the exception of health resources and of general purpose hardware and software; management and coordination in the field of transport personnel, livestock, armaments, equipment and equipment; and monitoring of management's management of the Logistics Support System Support Network.

b) The Logistics Analysis Subdirectorate, responsible for conducting the analysis of interest for the Logistic Support System Subsystems and the life cycle study of the different materials and systems of endowment weapons of the Army of the Earth.

c) The Head of Logistics Centres, which covers the Central Laboratory of the Army, responsible for carrying out the quality control of the acquisitions to be determined and for drawing up the technical specifications of the materials and equipment that are ordered to, within the process of acquiring resources, and to the following parks and centers:

1. The Park and Intrend Material Supply Center.

2. The Park and Center for Maintenance of Transmissions Material.

3. The Park and Engineering Material Maintenance Center.

4. The Park and Vehicle Maintenance Center No. 1.

5. The Park and Vehicle Maintenance Center No. 2.

6. The Park and Center for Maintenance of Sealed Systems No. 1.

7. The Park and Center for Maintenance of Sealed Systems No. 2.

8. The Park and Center for Maintenance of Anti-Air Systems, Coast and Missile.

9. The Park and Center for Maintenance of Armament and Artillery Material.

10. The Park and Helicopter Maintenance Center.

11. The Hardware and Software Systems Maintenance Park and Center

Article 28. The General Inspection of the Army of the Earth.

1. The General Inspection of the Army of the Earth is articulated in:

a) The Head, in which a General Secretariat is integrated.

b) The Directorate of the Watermaking, which coordinates the functions and tasks of the general subinspections of the Army of the Earth.

c) The Infrastructure Address.

2. The Office of the Office of the Office of the Community, which will act as a general sub-inspectorate in the Community of Madrid and the Autonomous Community of Castilla-La Mancha, is based on:

a) The Second Subinspectorate General (South).

b) The Third General Subinspectorate (Pirenaica).

c) The Fourth General Subinspectorate (Northwest).

(d) The Fifth Subinspectorate General (Canary Islands).

e) The Base Services Unit "The Golbear".

f) The Base Services Unit "Colonel Mate".

g) The Base Services Unit "Prince".

h) The Base Services Unit Discontinues "General Cavalcanti".

3. The Second Subinspection General (South) is articulated in:

a) The "General Menacho" Base Services Unit.

b) The Base Services Unit "Cerro Muriano".

c) The "Alvarez de Sotomayor" Base Services Unit.

d) The Base Services Unit Discontinues "Lieutenant Flomesta".

e) The Base Services Unit Discontinues "Lieutenant Ruiz".

f) The Base Services Unit "The Cobut".

4. The Third General Subinspectorate (Pirenaica) is articulated in:

a) The "Jaime I" Base Services Unit.

b) The Base Services Unit Discontinues "St. George".

c) The Base Services Unit Discontinues "Oroel":

5. The Fourth General Subinspectorate (North West) is articulated in:

a) The "Araca" Base Services Unit.

b) The "General Morillo" Base Services Unit.

c) The Base Services Unit "Cid Champion".

d) The Base Services Unit "Count of Gazola".

e) The Base Services Unit "The Stroke".

6. The Fifth Subinspectorate General (Canary Islands) is articulated in:

a) The Base Services Unit Discontinues "The Cuesta".

b) The "General German Ramírez" Base Services Unit.

Article 29. The Directorate for Economic Affairs.

The Economic Affairs Directorate is articulated in:

(a) The Accounting and Budget Subdirectorate, responsible for carrying out the technical preparation of the preliminary draft budget, centralizing all information, both on the forecast and implementation of the programmes and the coordination of accounting in the field of the Army of the Earth. Manages the Earth Army's Budget Service.

b) The Economic Management and Contracting Subdirectorate, responsible for carrying out the administration and management of the financial resources of the Land Army entrusted to it, as well as the coordination and control of the procurement. It shall also be for the administration of financial resources not expressly assigned to any other unit.