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29-854: The Pakistan Day Parade , also known as the National Day Joint Services Parade , is an annual event held at Shakarparian in Islamabad to commemorate the Pakistan Day , marking the anniversary of the 1940 Lahore Resolution . The parade is presided over by the President of Pakistan and the Prime Minister of Pakistan , alongside the Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee , and the Chiefs of

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87-490: A New Zealand ammunition company Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation , an Australian aircraft manufacturer Conquest Airlines (ICAO airline designator) Consolidated Aircraft Corporation Copa Airlines Colombia Carrington American Central Copper Australia Courier Cambridge Aero Corporation Education [ edit ] Cairo American College , a school in Cairo, Egypt Coomera Anglican College ,

116-603: A UK pressure group that opposes censorship Central Advisory Commission , a political commission of the People's Republic of China Central Advisory Council , a body set up by the Imperial Japanese Army in the occupied Dutch East Indies Central Asian Commonwealth , an organization later renamed to Organization of Central Asian Cooperation Constitutional Accountability Center , a Washington, D.C. think tank CPSU Central Auditing Commission , an organ of

145-529: A chemical compound Call Admission Control , a concept in voice over IP networking Air carbon arc cutting , an arc cutting process Citric acid cycle , a series of chemical reactions in cells that use oxygen in respiration Codex Alimentarius Commission , an organisation which maintains food standards Common Access Card , smart card used by the Active Duty United States Defense personnel Criteria air contaminants ,

174-575: A group of air pollutants Charge air cooler , part of an internal combustion engine Carrier access code Система Аварийного Спасения (transliteration from the Russian alphabet: Sistema Avariynogo Spaseniya, SAS ), the Soyuz launch escape system CAC, a codon for the amino acid histidine CaC, Configuration as Code Medicine [ edit ] Coronary Artery Calcium Sports and games [ edit ] Cardiff Athletic Club ,

203-944: A joint unit of the Combined Action Program of U.S. Marines and South Vietnamese Regional Forces during the Vietnam war United States Army Combined Arms Center , a component of the Training and Doctrine Command Canadian Armoured Corps, renamed in 1945 to Royal Canadian Armoured Corps Canadian Aviation Corps , the predecessor to the Royal Canadian Air Force Common Access Card , a U.S. military identification card Colombian armed conflict (1964–present) , an internal war in Colombia Politics and religion [ edit ] Campaign Against Censorship ,

232-500: A regular basis. From 1964 to 2024, the following foreign dignitaries have attended the parade: Along with foreign guests, many foreign contingents have also participated in Pakistan Day Parades regularly since its inception in 1956. Most recently, the contingents of Chinese People's Liberation Army and Azerbaijan Army have participated in the parade. Following is a list of foreign contingents that have participated in

261-611: A scholarly conference associated with Comic-Con International Contemporary Arts Center , an art museum in Cincinnati, Ohio Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències (City of Arts and Sciences), a cultural and architectural complex in Valencia, Spain Business and finance [ edit ] Central Arbitration Committee CAC 40 , a French stock market index Cotation Assistée en Continu , an electronic trading system used at

290-670: A school in Queensland, Australia Carmel Adventist College , a school in Western Australia, Australia Christian Alliance College  [ zh ] , a middle school in Tuen Mun, Hong Kong United States [ edit ] Central Arizona College , a community college in Coolidge, Arizona Commissioner's Academic Challenge , a Florida high school academic tournament Central Arkansas Christian Schools ,

319-475: A school system in North Little Rock, Arkansas Congressional App Challenge , a science and app challenge for all congressional districts in the U.S. Military [ edit ] U.S. Army Coast Artillery Corps , a U.S. Army corps Casualty Assistance Center, assists to next-of-kin of critically injured, ill or deceased U.S. Army soldiers, retirees, and veterans Combined Action Company ,

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348-523: Is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . CAC [REDACTED] Look up CAC in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. CAC may refer to: Arts [ edit ] California Arts Council , an agency for advancing California through the arts and creativity Campbelltown Arts Centre , multidisciplinary contemporary arts centre south-west of Sydney, Australia Comics Arts Conference ,

377-594: The Army , Navy , and Air Force . Foreign dignitaries often attend as special guests. The event is organised by Joint Staff Headquarters and showcases the country's military strength and national unity. Between its inception and 2008, the parade was held at various venues in the country. These include Constitution Avenue , Jinnah Avenue and the Race Course Grounds in Rawalpindi . Over two weeks prior to

406-766: The Communist Party of the Soviet Union Christians Against the Coup , an Egyptian political movement opposing the recent 2013 coup d'état in Egypt Christ Apostolic Church Church at Charlotte , an evangelical free church in Charlotte, NC Cyberspace Administration of China , a government agency of the People's Republic of China Science and technology [ edit ] Calcium carbide ,

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464-552: The President took salute continued to be held at Karachi till 1960 while C-in-C of the army took salute at Rawalpindi. In 1961, the Republic Day was named Pakistan Day. The central Joint Services parade was held for the first time at Dhaka Race course where President Ayub Khan took salute. In 1963 the central parade was held at Fortress Stadium Lahore. The central parade has been held at Rawalpindi from 1964 to 1989. The parade

493-600: The US intercollegiate athletic conference now known as the Coast to Coast Athletic Conference Central American and Caribbean Games , a multi-sport regional championships event Command & Conquer , a series of video games Cricket Australia Cup , now the Futures League, an Australian cricket competition Club Athlétique Canadien , a Montreal-based ice hockey team Copa América Centenario Topics referred to by

522-715: The amount of money a business needs to spend to get an additional customer Corporate [ edit ] Call Aircraft Company , an aircraft manufacturer in the United States Certified Acceptance Corporation , a coin grading service Cessna Aircraft Company , a defunct American general aviation aircraft manufacturing corporation Chengdu Aircraft Corporation , an aircraft manufacturer in China Chugach Alaska Corporation , an Alaska Native regional corporation Colonial Ammunition Company ,

551-569: The borders. In 2003 and 2004 the parade was not held once again due to regional situation, including war in Iraq and Afghanistan and sudden spike in terrorism in Pakistan In 1975 and 1994 the parade was cancelled due to inclement weather. The parade was cancelled in 2020 due to the outbreak of the coronavirus in Pakistan , with the cancellation being an attempt to mitigate the fall out from

580-448: The pandemic. The 2021 Pakistan Day Parade was postponed due to "inclement weather and rain" and was rescheduled to March 25. In early March 2023, it was announced that the 2023 Pakistan Day Parade will be held in a limited scale at Aiwan-e-Sadar due to the ongoing economic crisis in the country. The parade was then postponed to March 25 due to "inclement weather", but it was cancelled the next day. The first Republic Day parade, as it

609-464: The parade in 1980, a conspiracy to assassinate President Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq by Major General Tajammul Hussain Malik during the ceremony was foiled. In 2008, the parade was suspended for an extended period of time due to the growing terrorism in the country and fears that an attack on the parade was imminent. After a 7-year break, it was reconstituted in 2015 on the 75th anniversary. This decision

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638-725: The parade since 1994. Other aircraft such as the CAC/PAC JF-17 Thunder have also been unveiled at the parade. Bands from the armed forces that are present include the Pakistan Military Academy Band (PMA Band), the Pakistan Armed Forces Band and the Pakistan Air Force Band. During the rehearsals for the planned parade on 23 March 2020, a Pakistani Air Force Wing Commander flying in an F-16 jet

667-618: The parades over the years: Shakarparian The old Gakhar tribe leaders settled here before the Indo-Pak partition in 1947; later, the clan was relocated to create a park for the newly marked federal capital of the country in 1960–61. Shakarparian also has a parade ground that hosts the Pakistan Day Parade every year on 23 March. 33°41′N 73°05′E  /  33.683°N 73.083°E  / 33.683; 73.083 This Pakistan -related article

696-403: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title CAC . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=CAC&oldid=1259305397 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

725-499: Was killed on impact. The following officers from the army have led the joint services parade (incomplete list): Prior to the parade the President distributed 153 gallantry awards to 152 recipients (two awards for Sarfaraz Rafiqui), including 35 posthumous awards. Included 1 x NH, 13 x HJ, 135x SJ and 2 x SBt. For the first time the parade was held in Islamabad. Foreign dignitaries have also been invited to Pakistan Day Parades on

754-468: Was killed when it crashed in a wooded area. On March 13, 2020, A missing man formation would later be flown by the PAF on 13 March to honor the pilot. Ironically PAF lost an aircraft during rehearsals in 1975 while the parade was later cancelled due to inclement weather on the morning of 23 March 1975. On March 23 1987, a Mirage aircraft crashed on approach to the parade ground. Flight Lieutenant Saeed Iqbal

783-464: Was made in part to the anniversary's significance as well as the success of Operation Zarb-e-Azb by the Pakistan Army . As a precaution however, phone networks were blocked to thwart militants mobile cellular signals that could trigger bombs. The parade was cancelled due political situation in the country in 1969 and 1971. In 1972 and 2002 the parade was not held due to military’s deployment on

812-616: Was shifted to Islamabad in 1990. The parade is led by a Parade Commander who is an officer from the Pakistan Army holding the rank of a Brigadier, usually a Brigade Commander or a Station Commander. The Sherdils from the Pakistan Air Force Academy at Risalpur take part in the ceremony annually, performing formation aerobatics. On the planes used by the group, the Hongdu JL-8 , has been showcased at

841-737: Was then called, was held on 23 March 1956 to mark the day when Pakistan became a republic on the same day. The parade was held at Karachi where newly appointed President of Pakistan Iskander Ali Mirza took salute. Simoultaneously the parades were held in other major cities and military garrisons. Commander-in-Chief of the Pakistan Army General Ayub Khan took salute in Rawalpindi. Local Governors or military commanders took salute in Lahore, Peshawar, Quetta, Multan, Bahawalpur, Rahim Yar Khan and Jhelum. The central parade where

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