Students and faculty members from Punjab Group of Colleges recently went on an educational tour to Okara Garrison, promoting a unique interaction between civilian scholars and the military.
During the visit, the students paid homage to the nation's martyrs by placing flower wreaths at the memorial and offering prayers for their elevated ranks.
The insightful tour included a comprehensive briefing on the critical role played by the Pakistan Army in safeguarding the nation.
As part of the program, students participated in a simulated course designed to provide a hands-on understanding of military operations.
They were also educated on marksmanship techniques and received detailed information about various types of tanks utilized by the armed forces.
A practical demonstration showcased the strategic methods employed for crossing rivers and streams during wartime.
The primary objective of the visit was to strengthen the bond between the civilian population and the armed forces.
Students expressed gratitude for the enlightening experience, citing the impact of witnessing military training and the passion displayed by the Pakistan Army for the defense of the nation.
A participating student remarked, "We have been exposed to numerous activities during this visit. The military training has left an indelible mark on us, intensifying our commitment to our dear homeland. Our forces are a source of pride, and we aspire to contribute by joining the Pakistan Army and making sacrifices for our country."
The educational initiative aimed to provide students with valuable insights into the sacrifices and dedication of the armed forces, while fostering a deeper appreciation for the role they play in ensuring national security.
The Punjab Group of Colleges expressed gratitude for the opportunity to engage in this enriching experience, further strengthening the ties between the academic community and the military.
