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The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) has opened its 61st anniversary celebrations with an inter-faith service at Base Camp Ayanganna, where Chief of Defence Staff Brigadier Omar Khan underscored the importance of modernisation, operational readiness and professionalism as the Force prepares to meet emerging defence and security challenges.
The service, held on Sunday at the auditorium of Base Camp Ayanganna, brought together senior military officers, representatives of the Joint Services, members of the diplomatic corps and other officials to reflect on the Force’s 61-year history and its responsibilities as it enters its 62nd year of service.
In his feature address, Brigadier Khan reflected on the achievements of the Force since its establishment, paying tribute to the pioneers and veterans whose contributions laid its foundation. He also recognised the sacrifices made by military families in supporting the work of serving officers and ranks.
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