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After constant tries and efforts in order to counter the rising terrorism and growing Indian aggression the Pakistan army has initiated a new training program in order to prepare troops for multiple scenarios . This is the PACES program .
The program was started during the tenure of Gen.Ashfaq pervaiz kyani .After suffering heavy losses in the 2009 Swat operation Rah-e-Rahst it was decided that a news soldier was required who could not only operate in all terrains unlike the conventional soldiers which mostly operated in flat lands or deserts .These soldiers also had be resilient and were capable of enduring mental and physical stress during times of war.
The program was led by a team of army medical corps officers under the command of Commander PACES
Cell Brig.Yousuf Baig.
The training is as follows :
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The basic outline are:
The program was started during the tenure of Gen.Ashfaq pervaiz kyani .After suffering heavy losses in the 2009 Swat operation Rah-e-Rahst it was decided that a news soldier was required who could not only operate in all terrains unlike the conventional soldiers which mostly operated in flat lands or deserts .These soldiers also had be resilient and were capable of enduring mental and physical stress during times of war.
The program was led by a team of army medical corps officers under the command of Commander PACES
Cell Brig.Yousuf Baig.
The training is as follows :
- 10 km in 8.5 min
- 2800 pushups in an hour
- 3000 reach ups in an hour
- 80 over grip pull ups in 20 min
- CET (Combat efficiency Test)
- temperature endurance
- MTT ( Multiple targeting test
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The basic outline are:
- Immediate response to internal and external threats.
- Adapting to all terrain and environment .
- Advanced combat tactics.
- Subduing of physical and mental affects.
- Controlled aggression during combat.
- Tolerance of all physical pain.
