Corporal Ilahi Recognised as ACO Military Member of the Year

Royal Corps of Signals

8th July 2026 ยท 1 min read

Corporal Ilahi Recognised as ACO Military Member of the Year
Corporal (Cpl) Ilahi has been recognised for outstanding service, receiving the prestigious Allied Command Operations (ACO) Military Member of the Year award.
This significant achievement highlights his professionalism, dedication, and contribution within a multinational environment. The award reflects both individual excellence and the high standards upheld across the Corps.
 
Cpl Ilahi was invited to attend the official recognition ceremony at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) on 26 June 2026, where his achievement was formally acknowledged.
This recognition not only celebrates Cpl Ilahi’s exceptional performance but also reinforces the vital role R SIGNALS personnel play in supporting NATO operations and strengthening allied partnerships.
 
Cpl Ilahi has been recognised for outstanding service, receiving the prestigious Allied Command Operations (ACO) Military Member of the Year award Cpl Ilahi has been recognised for outstanding service, receiving the prestigious Allied Command Operations (ACO) Military Member of the Year award  Cpl Ilahi has been recognised for outstanding service, receiving the prestigious Allied Command Operations (ACO) Military Member of the Year award
 
 

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