WALES, UK: The Pakistan Army has extended its medal-winning streak at one of the world’s most demanding military patrolling exercises to five consecutive years, securing silver at Cambrian Patrol 2026 in Wales, United Kingdom.
🏆🇵🇰 Pakistan Army Shines at Cambrian Patrol, Secures Silver Medal!
Congratulations to the Pakistan Team on this remarkable achievement! The team was warmly received and honored at Pakistan High Commission in recognition of its outstanding performance at the prestigious Cambrian Patrol Competition. A proud moment for Pakistan! 🇵🇰
— Pakistan Defence🇵🇰 (@PakDefence_) October 13, 2026
The exercise, held from October 2 to 13, brought together 140 teams from 36 countries to test military personnel’s tactical skills, physical endurance, leadership and teamwork under challenging field conditions. Pakistan was represented by an eight-member contingent comprising one officer and seven soldiers from the 59 Punjab Regiment.
🇵🇰🥈 PROUD MOMENT FOR PAKISTAN!
Pakistan’s team clinches Silver at the Cambrian Patrol Competition, showcasing exceptional teamwork, discipline, and determination! 👏
The team was also warmly welcomed and honored at PHC. 🇵🇰✨ https://t.co/j5OEYaEmZo
— Strategic Vanguard ⚔️ (@StrategicVang) October 13, 2026
Pakistan maintains five-year medal run
The latest silver medal adds to Pakistan’s consistent performance at the international military competition. The Pakistan Army won silver medals in 2022 and 2023 before claiming gold in 2024 and 2025.
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Cambrian Patrol, organised by the British Army, is designed to assess soldiers’ operational skills, resilience and ability to make decisions under pressure. Participants face demanding tasks involving navigation, reconnaissance, leadership and other military skills in challenging terrain.
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Following the competition, Pakistan’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Tipu Usman, hosted the silver medal-winning team at the Pakistan High Commission in London on October 14. He congratulated the personnel on their achievement and discussed their experience during the exercise.
The team’s latest result highlights the Pakistan Army’s continued participation and performance in international military training events.
