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Army Chief congratulates Cambrian Patrol winning team

RAWALPINDI (APP): Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa met with a team of Pakistan Army that secured a gold medal in Exercise Cambrian Patrol last month held in the United Kingdom (UK).

Pakistan has won gold for the third consecutive time this year and the military boasts four gold medals in total.

According to the media cell of the army, Cambrian Patrol is physically challenging and arduous exercise which concentrates on teamwork for achieving the mission and 131 teams participated this time around.

The team of 8 x men carrying up to 40 kgs of combat gear crosses some of the most unforgiving mountainous terrain of mid-Wales, UK, amid tactical and technical challenges, testing leadership, self-discipline, courage and determination of participants, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) reported.

COAS appreciated the team for their commendable performance.

The Frontier Post

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