Change Of Command Ceremony Ceremony

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The Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion held their annual Change of Command Ceremony on April, 26th, 2017. The Change of Command Ceremony is a ceremony to pass the command from the present Battalion Commander to the incoming Battalion Commander. The command is also passed from the present Command Sergeant Major to the incoming Command Sergeant Major. The key of the Change of Command is the passing of the unit’s colors. The colors are the symbol of the commander’s authority representing her authorities to the organization.
The ceremony began as Cadet Command Sergeant Major Damilola Joloagun passed the colors to Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Jamie Triplett for the last time. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Jamie Triplett then passed the colors

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