New Commanding Officer Assumes Leadership at 10 Mechanized Battalion in Wa
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The 10 Mechanized Battalion at Aggrey Barracks in Wa welcomed a new leadership figure with the formal induction of Lieutenant-Colonel J.B. Palmer as the Battalion Commander. The ceremony, held on Sunday, March 15, 2026, marked a significant milestone in the unit’s ongoing commitment to national security and regional stability.
During the induction service, Lt. Col. Palmer expressed deep appreciation to officers, soldiers, and civilian staff for their unwavering dedication and resilience throughout the transition period. He commended their professionalism and emphasized that their collective efforts exemplify the battalion’s high standards and readiness to fulfill its responsibilities.
Lt. Col. Palmer assured that the battalion is well-prepared, both physically and mentally, to address security challenges within its operational area. He highlighted the importance of troop welfare, discipline, respect for civilians, and fostering strong community relations as guiding principles of his leadership. The new commander also called for continued partnership and collaboration with local stakeholders and security agencies, emphasizing that the success of the battalion depends on shared support and collective effort.
The Upper West Regional Minister Charles Lwanga Puozuing at the event congratulated Lt. Col. Palmer on his appointment, describing it as a testament to his competence and dedication. He acknowledged the vital role played by the 10 Mechanized Battalion in maintaining peace and stability in the region and assured that the Regional Security Council remains committed to supporting the unit’s mission.
As the battalion embarks on this new chapter under Lt. Col. Palmer’s leadership, the community and security stakeholders alike look forward to strengthening efforts that safeguard peace and promote development in the Upper West Region.
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