RAWALPINDI – Pakistan Army secured second position in an international military drill competition known as the ‘Pace Sticking Competition’ held at Royal Military Academy Sand Hurst.

Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kabul participated in the International Pace Sticking Competition, a prestigious military event that involves the skillful performance of pace sticking, and drill techniques used by the UK armed forces.

Havildar Nauman from Punjab Regiment turned out to be the best individual Drill Sergeant. The audience also commended Pakistan’s drill squad for excellent performance.

At the competition, at least sixteen squads, from across the globe, took part in the competition, whereas five Drill Sergeants from Pakistan participated in the event.

For the unversed, Pakistan Army bagged the top position for three consecutive years in 2018, 2019, and 2020. The international competition was not held in 2021 in the wake of Covid pandemic. In recent years, PMA Kabul team secured second place.