LONDON: British-Pakistani Lord Aamer Sarfraz has appointed Honorary Colonel in British Army’s 31 Signal Squadron. His Majesty the King has approved the appointment of Lord Sarfraz as Squadron Colonel of 31 (Middlesex Yeomanry and Princess Louise’s Kensington) Signal Squadron.
On Wednesday, Lord Sarfraz made his inaugural visit to 31 Signal Squadron in his new role as Squadron Colonel, marking the beginning of a strong partnership with one of the British Army’s most historic Reserve units.
Lord Sarfraz was warmly received by Officer Commanding, Major Matt Cahill, and Squadron Second-in-Command, Captain Sirvan Almasi, who conducted him through a tour of the Squadron’s Uxbridge Army Reserve Centre.
During his visit, he learned about the Squadron’s proud heritage and its vital role in delivering communications and cyber capability for the British Army.
Speaking after the visit, Lord Sarfraz praised the professionalism and dedication of the Squadron’s soldiers and highlighted the unique opportunities available within the Army Reserve. “My appointment reflects the importance of Reserve forces in delivering operational capability and fostering community engagement,” he added.
