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Galvez thanks PBBM for chance to lead DND
Department of National Defense (DND) officer-in-charge Carlito Galvez Jr. and the Armed Forces of the Philippines have welcomed the appointment of Gilbert Teodoro Jr. as the new Secretary of National Defense.
Galvez expressed his gratitude to President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. and the One Defense Team for their support during his tenure as officer-in-charge.
He highlighted the DND's achievements in internal security, territorial defense, disaster preparedness, and organizational development.
Galvez pledged his full support to Teodoro as they continue to work towards a peaceful, stable, and prosperous Philippines.
The military spokesperson, Colonel Medel Aguilar, believes Teodoro's leadership and experience will further enhance the country's defense and security.
Teodoro previously served as the defense chief from 2007 to 2009.
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