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Nafarrete assumes command of Philippine Army
Lieutenant General Antonio Nafarrete officially assumed command as the 67th commanding general of the Philippine Army, succeeding Lieutenant General Roy Galido.
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. presided over the Change of Command and Retirement Ceremony at Fort Andres Bonifacio in Taguig City.
Marcos urged Nafarrete to be vigilant and provide clear direction amidst high geopolitical tensions and global uncertainty.
Galido, a graduate of the Philippine Military Academy "Bigkis-Lahi" Class of 1990, was conferred the Presidential Legion of Honor Award for his service.
Nafarrete, also a PMA Class of 1990 graduate, previously headed the Western Mindanao Command (Wesmincom) and the 6th Infantry Division.
Nafarrete has pledged to prioritize "human capital development," focusing on soldiers' career paths, skills, and growth opportunities.
Under Nafarrette's leadership, the Army will continue to enhance operational readiness, pursue modernization, and uphold its core values.
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President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. affirmed his commitment to strengthening the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) during the 67th Philippine Army (PA) Change of Command and Retirement Ceremony.
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Newly appointed Philippine Army commander Lt. Gen. Antonio Nafarrete will prioritize 'human capital development' during his leadership, emphasizing investment in personnel over just equipment.
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