2M views · 7K reactions | Take a look at the 'Pace Stick Drill' performed at the Sikh Regimental Training Centre, Ramgarh, Jharkhand. It is said to be one of the most difficult and rare military drill. Video courtesy : Rajesh Kalra | India Today | Facebook

Yesterday at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst the All Arms International Pace Sticking Competition took place. The Royal Military Academy Lords team won just in front of the Army Training Centre (Pirbright) team. Each event participant used a pace stick - a large, cane-like instrument carried by Army drill sergeants, split and hinged to allow for exact measurements as soldiers step ahead. The individual must turn the stick, measuring exactly 30 inches, to match the beat of their footsteps. W

Entourage Naija: NIGERIAN ARMY PACE STICK DISPLAY A military pace stick is a traditional drill tool used by military personnel to maintain precise marching and drill movements. Here's a possible display: Pace Stick Display: - The pace stick is typically held at a 45-degree angle, with the tip touching the ground. - The stick is usually held with the right hand, with the arm straight and the elbow locked. - The pace stick is used to demonstrate and maintain proper drill movements, such as marchin

Showcasing pace stick ability in a high-pressure parade square🥾 Junior soldiers competed in a high-stakes drill competition judged by some of the Army's most experienced drill instructors. Watch them in action📺 #BritishArmy #Recruits #Training #Marching #BFBSForcesNews | Forces News