The Pakistan Army team achieved a major international success by securing first place in a military drill competition held in the United Kingdom, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations.
A contingent from the Pakistan Military Academy won the International Pace Sticking Competition 2026 at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. The team delivered an outstanding performance and earned top honors in the prestigious event.
Pakistan not only won the overall team title but also secured several major awards, including Best Team, Best Pace Sticker, and Best Driver. The achievement marked a complete sweep of the competition’s top categories.
A total of 16 teams from different countries participated in the event, making the victory even more significant. The competition tested military precision, discipline, coordination, and professional drill skills among participating teams.
The nine-member Pakistani team was led by Major Haider Gulzar, who guided the contingent throughout the competition. Their performance received praise for its high standards, teamwork, and exceptional professionalism.
Officials described the success as a reflection of the quality of training provided by Pakistan’s armed forces. They said the achievement demonstrates the discipline, dedication, and operational excellence of Pakistani military personnel on the international stage.
The victory has been welcomed as a proud moment for Pakistan, highlighting the country’s ability to compete successfully against leading military academies from around the world.
Observers believe such accomplishments strengthen Pakistan’s reputation internationally and showcase the capabilities of its armed forces. The achievement also serves as an inspiration for future military cadets and reflects the continued commitment to excellence in professional military training.
