Armoured Corps Centre and School (ACC&S), Ahilya Nagar

The Armoured Corps Centre and School (ACC&S), located in Ahmednagar (Ahilya Nagar), Maharashtra, is the premier training institution of the Indian Army for its armored fighting vehicle personnel, established in 1948. It serves as the home of the Armoured Corps, training officers, JCOs, and other ranks in technical and tactical aspects of warfare.

Key aspects of the ACC&S:
- Role & Training: The center provides comprehensive training on tank warfare, including tactical, operational, and technical skills. It has incorporated modern technology, including simulators for T-72 and T-90 tanks, AI-based systems, and 3D printing.
- Agnipath Training: The institution conducts specialized, scenario-based training for Agniveers, covering physical fitness, drills, and technical skills in various trades.
- Structure: It consists of several units, including the School, Recruit Training Centre, Depot, and Records.
- History: The institution evolved from the Royal Tank Corps School established in 1924, later merging with the Fighting Vehicle School to form the current centre.

Focus: It is dedicated to nurturing personnel in maneuver warfare, enhancing combat readiness for plains, deserts, and mountain terrains.
The ACC&S functions under the Army Training Command (ARTRAC) and conducts field firing exercises and advanced training for armored crews.