The recruits completed Basic Military Training Course-22 at the Baloch Training Wing, with the GOC Quetta attending the ceremony as chief guest.
QUETTA, PAKISTAN – WEB DESK: A passing-out parade for Basic Military Training Course-22 was held at the Baloch Training Wing in Quetta, where 173 recruits formally joined the Pakistan Army after completing their training.
The General Officer Commanding (GOC) Quetta attended the ceremony as chief guest and distributed awards to recruits who demonstrated outstanding performance during training.
Families of the newly trained soldiers and members of the public attended the event, marking the completion of the recruits’ basic military training.
173 Recruits Complete Basic Military Training
The ceremony marked the formal induction of 173 recruits into the Pakistan Army following their successful completion of Basic Military Training Course-22.
The recruits underwent training at the Baloch Training Wing in Quetta. The event recognised those who completed the programme and highlighted the achievements of trainees who performed particularly well.
During the ceremony, the chief guest presented prizes to recruits in recognition of their performance throughout training.
Families Attend Passing-Out Ceremony
The passing-out parade was attended by family members of the recruits and a large number of local residents.
For the newly trained soldiers, the ceremony marked an important stage in their military careers as they formally joined the Army after completing the course.
Recruits from Balochistan expressed happiness at completing their training and joining the Pakistan Army. They also expressed their commitment to serving in defence of the country.
Ceremony Held at Baloch Training Wing
The event took place at the Baloch Training Wing in Quetta, the provincial capital of Balochistan.
The ceremony brought together the newly trained recruits, their families and members of the local community to mark the completion of Basic Military Training Course-22.
The event concluded with recognition of the trainees’ achievements and the formal induction of the 173 recruits into the Pakistan Army.
