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Attestation parade held for 172 recruits of Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers
The Central Parade Ground of 1EME Centre, Secunderabad, wore a spectacular look with traditional military regalia and splendor on occasion of the attestation parade conducted for 172 recruits of the Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers (EME).
Secunderabad: The Central Parade Ground of 1EME Centre, Secunderabad, wore a spectacular look with traditional military regalia and splendor on occasion of the attestation parade conducted for 172 recruits of the Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers (EME).
The parade was reviewed by Major General TSA Narayanan, Deputy Commandant and Chief Instructor, Military College of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers (MCEME).
It was a grand military spectacular of budding young men marching in their crisp military attire to assume their rightful place in the EME fraternity. The reviewing officer was received by Brigadier Sandeep Bhalla, Commandant, 1EME Centre.
Addressing the gathering, the reviewing officer complimented the parade for a high standard of military turnout, bearing and precise drill. The general officer commanding appreciated the instructors and staff for achieving high standards of drill in the attestation parade and lauded the efforts of 1EME Centre for the outstanding standards of training imparted to the budding soldier craftsmen.
The general officer commanding urged the recruits to always strive to enhance and maintain their technical threshold to live up to ever-evolving challenges of the modernized army. The parade was witnessed by the proud parents and guardians at the centre.
