Commanders must focus on training of all ranks, says COAS
RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa has emphasised that commanders at all levels must stay focused on professional training of all ranks.
The COAS visited the Armoured Corps Regimental Centre, Nowshera, on Thursday. He also laid a floral wreath at the Yadgar-e-Shuhada and offered Fateha for martyrs.
General Bajwa pinned badges of rank on the shoulders of Lieutenant General Nadeem Zaki Manj to formally install him as Colonel Commandant of the Armoured Corps. The COAS lauded the Armoured Corps for being the decisive arm in the battlefield for displaying highest standards of professional excellence and commendable performance during various operations. Being a technology intensive component of army, staying abreast with latest developments is imperative for the Armoured Corps, the COAS remarked.
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