'Armoured Corps' playing unique role to serve country: Army chief
"Be ready to face the challenges of the present world by acquiring the necessary capabilities through modern and timely training," he says
Chief of Army Staff General Waker-uz-Zaman today (26 November) called upon each member of the 'Armoured Corps' to play a unique role in serving the country in the future.
"Be ready to face the challenges of the present world by acquiring the necessary capabilities through modern and timely training," he said at the 'Annual Commanders' Conference of the Armoured Corps-2025' at the Armoured Corps Centre and School (ACC&S) in Bogura Cantonment.
General Waker gratefully recalled the glorious heritage of the Armoured Corps and their contribution to serving the motherland, said a release of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) today.
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He gave various necessary directives to the commanders of the armoured corps units and other officers for the development of the Corps as well as the Bangladesh Army.
Later, the Army Chief took part in tree plantation at ACC&S and a photo-session with the commanders.
Earlier on the arrival at the venue, he was welcomed by the GOC Army Training and Doctrine Command, Colonel Commandant of the Armoured Corps, GOC 11 Infantry Division and Area Commander of Bogura Area and Commandant ACC&S.
Among others, GOC Army Training and Doctrine Command, Colonel Commandant of the Armoured Corps, Director General (DG) of Bangladesh's National Security Intelligence (NSI), Adjutant General of GOC 11 Infantry Division and Area Commander of Bogura Area, senior military officers of the Army Headquarters, Commandant ACC&S, commanders of all armoured units including the Armoured Brigade of the Bangladesh Army and media persons also attended on the occasion.
