World Military Championships

Sailing at the 44th World Military Sailing Championship, in 2010.

The World Military Championships are the world championships of the military sports, regularly organized by the Conseil International du Sport Militaire, in each of the 26 disciplines of the sport military.[1]

Championships

In the year of the Military World Games (from 1995, every four years), championship shall be the same of the World Games tournament.

# Event Last/next edition
1World Military Pentathlon Championship 59th (2012)
2World Military Aeronautical Pentathlon Championship 55th (2012)
3World Military Naval Pentathlon Championship 48th (2012)
4World Military Modern Pentathlon Championship 41st (2010)
5World Military Track & Field Championships 44th (2011)
6World Military Boxing Championship 53rd (2010)
7World Military Cycling Championship 22nd (2009)
8World Military Fencing Championship 52nd (2010)
9World Military Judo Championship 34th (2011)
10World Military Sailing Championship 46th (2012)
11World Military Shooting Championship 47th (2012)
12World Military Taekwondo Championships 21st (2012)
13World Military Triathlon Championship 17th (2012)
14World Military Wrestling Championships 27th (2010)
15World Military Swimming/Lifesaving Championship 45th (2014)
16World Military Men Basketball Championship 50th (2010)
17World Military Men Handball Championship 20th (2011)
18World Military Men Volleyball Championship 33rd (2012)
19World Military Cup (association football) 43rd (2011)
20World Military Skiing Championship 51st (2011)
21World Military Endurance Equestrian Championship 1st (2012)
22World Military Golf Championship 7th (2012)
23World Military Cross Country Championships 54th (2010)
24World Military Marathon Championship 43rd (2010)
25World Military Parachuting Championship 35th (2010)
26World Military Orienteering Championship 45th (2012)

See also

References

  1. "World Military Championships". cism-milsport.org. Retrieved 1 May 2012.

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