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Pakistan Army wins Gold Medal in Cambrian Patrols 14-10-2010

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Congratz PA. We are proud of you guys....actually these exercises are just a way to show our skills but we know that in real warfare our Army can do far better then this and is fully capabale to defend Pakistan.

Pak Armed forces and Pakistan Zindabad!:pakistan:
 
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We are a warrior people, our boys and galz do us proud....:)
 
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Congrats PA . . You did well and you got the reward ...Congrats Again ...

P.S. Please dont compaire this reward with anyother's since its not related atall to capabilities of others ..
 
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Army Rawalpindi Corps team had won a Gold Medal due to best performance in a three day Cambrian Patrol exercise, 2010. According to a communique issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), exercise Cambrian Patrol organised in United Kingdom aimed to arrange training of military teams establishment across the world. During the three-days event in UK, Rawalpindi corps team infiltrated enemy lines and performed multiple tasks. In 2010, 86 teams participated in the exercise, including 70 British and 16 from other countries, including USA, Canada, Germany, France, India and Pakistan. However, Pakistan Army, displayed an excellent performance and won a gold medal.



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Pakistani Military Wins Gold Medal For Toughness




LONDON, UK—Beating hundreds of soldiers from major armies of the world, Pakistan Army has won the coveted Gold Award at the prestigious Cambrian Patrol Exercise held in Wales with participation from armies of India, Australia, Canada, United States and France among others.

750 soldiers from across the world descended on the Brecon Beacons in Wales to suffer through one of the toughest exercises ever devised. The Cambrian patrol tested the soldiering skills of the teams as they crossed some of the most arduous terrain one can imagine.

During the marches, the teams had to complete challenges including observation and reconnaissance of enemy forces, cold-river crossings in full kit without access to boats, first-aid and defensive shooting under attack.

The exercise is organized by the British Army [HQ 160 (W) Brigade on behalf of HQ 5 Div] with an aim to provide a challenging patrols exercise in order to develop operational capability. Cambrian Patrol is arduous and concentrates on leadership, teamwork, physical fitness and achieving the mission by drawing participants from foreign countries.



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RAWALPINDI (October 21, 2010) : Team of Pakistan Army won gold medal in three-day International Exercise Cambrian Patrol held in United Kingdom. According to ISPR, Exercise Cambrian Patrol is a prestigious British Army exercise, which is organised annually in United Kingdom in Wales.

Apart from teams from British Army, teams of military establishments from all over the world were also invited to participate in the event. It is a three-day exercise in which the teams, comprising eight members each, are required to infiltrate into simulated enemy lines and perform multiple tasks including obstacle crossing, close target reconnaissance and ex-filtrate successfully in real time environments.

For Year-2010, a total of 86 teams participated in the exercise, including 70 British and 16 from other countries of the world including USA, Canada, Germany, France and India etc. Rawalpindi Corps team represented Pakistan Army in Exercise Cambrian Patrol-2010, held from 11-13 October 2010 and the team showed an excellent performance by winning a Gold Medal in the event, which is a big honour not only for Army but for the country as a whole.

The team returned to Pakistan yesterday. Commander Rawalpindi Corps and Inspector General Training and Evaluation (IGT&E) appreciated the efforts of the team at the meeting held with team members. The "Team Manager" conveyed the feelings of all participating teams and command echelons of United Kingdom Army, who appreciated the training standards of Pakistan Army and termed it capable of accomplishing its mission in the most trying circumstances.



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The officer interviewed in one of the video clips was Lt. Basit. Do we have any information on the other participants? Also, I saw reference to the Rawalpindi Corps. but is there some specific info on the unit that won this competition so gloriously?

Pak Army Zindabad!
 
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Exercise Cambrian Patrol


Exercise Cambrian Patrol is an annual patrolling competition that takes place throughout the Cambrian Mountains of mid-Wales. An internationally recognized military exercise, previous participants have included numerous European states, in addition to Commonwealth countries and the United States.

The competition consists of teams of 8 men carrying up to 55 kilos each across some of the most unforgiving terrain. There have been account of teams trudging through bog land up to their waist for 4 hours only to cover 1.5 km. It's a test of leadership, self discipline, courage and determination. The exercise usually starts with teams arriving at a Rendezvous before having their equipment checked to make sure they have everything required. Missing equipment will be replaced by dead weight and will mean points will be deducted. From there the team leader will be taken to orders while the rest of the team set up a quick hide, start their battle prep and prepare to receive orders i.e. prepare a model of the ground which will be covered during the patrol.

The Exercise is a test of Military skills which include;

* Firing of personal weapons
* Obstacle crossing
* First Aid and Casualty Evacuation (casevac) procedures
* Recognition of aircraft, vehicles and equipment
* Artillery target indication
* Patrol Techniques
* Helicopter drills
* Media handling
* Conduct after capture
* Communications skills
* Handling prisoners of war
Having been a solider myself 'casualty evacuation' is the most difficult and challenging ...it just screws up the whole mission.
 
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