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Dogs have time and again proven to be one of the major assets for the armed forces, the police, customs and other associated organizations while in the performance of their duties. The canine instinct proves invaluable in many cases.
ADBTC&S Rawalpindi is not only providing technical knowledge about military working dogs to officers, organizations & personnel from Defence Service Guards, Rangers, Customs and Police but officers and soldiers of allied countries are also attending different courses offered at this school. Moreover, this institution is responsible for breeding, training and supply of trained dogs to dependent units. The home of the most loyal creatures is at service of the nation.


An ISPR Presentation.
 
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FANTASY.
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The one in the picture is from the Naval Special Forces (an ex. that was held a couple of years ago) but yes beards are allowed since the time of Zia. Prior to the 80s, one needed special permission to have a beard otherwise it was not allowed. Its a sign of changing times, the society has become more religious and the armed forces are no exception thus the allowance for Hijab (head cover for women) and beard for men.

Permission is still required, though it is mostly granted unless one is trying to save some 'time and money' - shaving at 5 in winter mornings with cold water is actually terrible :lol:
 
Permission is still required, though it is mostly granted unless one is trying to save some 'time and money' - shaving at 5 in winter mornings with cold water is actually terrible :lol:

Not as terrible as your CO chewing you out and making you go deaf :lol:
 

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