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22/12/2022

REMAINS OF LATE WOII ANGMOR ARRIVES IN GHANA

The remains of Late Warrant Officer Class Two (WOII) Angmor John Nartey has arrived in Ghana at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) on Thursday 22 December, 2022.

The late Senior Non Commissioned Officer (SNCO) was serving with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, Ghana Battalion 89 (UNIFIL GH89) before his demise.

In a short ceremony at KIA, the Chaplain Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col), Peter Nyarko Duodu expressed his condolences to the bereaved family on behalf of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF).

Quoting Romans 8:28, Lt Col Duodu said he believes the late SNCO had served his country and maker well, thus his work had come to an end. He encouraged the families to stay strong during this difficult time and depend solely on God. The body was later conveyed to the 37 Military Hospital Mortuary for preservation.
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14/12/2022

SEMINAR FOR SERGEANT MAJORS AND WARRANT OFFICERS HELD
The Forces Sergeant Major’s Office of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has held its maiden seminar with Sergeant Majors (Sgt Maj) and Warrant Officers (WOs) of 1 and 5 Garrisons on Wednesday 7 December, 2022 at Burma Camp.
The seminar brought together participants drawn from Ghana Army, Navy and Air Force to share ideas and experiences on military ethics, customs and traditions in GAF. Presentations on military ethics, customs and traditions, medical, logistics and accommodation challenges in GAF, benefits of joining the Veterans Administration Ghana (VAG) after retirement were presented by Commandant Military Academy, Forces Sergeant Major, Director-General Medical, Director-General Logistics and Public Relations Officer VAG respectively.
Speaking at the seminar, the Chief of Staff (COS) at the General Headquarters Major General Peter Nicholas Andoh, who represented the Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS) Vice Admiral Seth Amoama indicated that military ethics, customs and traditions were paramount and needed to be strengthened to meet the standards and doctrines in GAF.
He stated that it was expedient for the Sgt Maj’s and WOs to have key stake in maintaining the image of GAF adding that the price of effective leadership is a responsibility.
Maj Gen Andoh disclosed that plans were underway to establish a Senior Non-Commissioned Officers Academy to professionally and effectively educate and strengthen their various roles and responsibilities. He specified that frantic efforts to solve after pension accommodation of troops who have served for 15 to 18 years to acquire 3 to 2-bedroom accommodations was underway.
He admonished all Sergeant Majors and Warrant officers to embrace CDS’ concept to move and work together with everybody to showcase team work, discipline and self-control of an Armed Forces that all can be proud of.
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13/06/2022

were involved in accident; says they were on their way to stop illegal mining

June 10, 2022





The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has said in reference to a viral video depicting a road traffic accident involving some military personnel, that the personnel drawn from the Southern Command, were embarking on an operation (Operation Halt II), to stop illegal mining on some river bodies in parts of the Eastern Region.

The accident occurred on Wednesday 9 June 2022, along the Suhum – Anum Apapam Road when the military truck in which they were traveling suddenly developed a mechanical fault causing it to tip over.

About 16 military personnel sustained various degrees of injuries and were initially treated at Anum Apapam clinic before being evacuated to the 37 Military Hospital for further treatment.

The Military High Command has visited the personnel on admission and as at this morning, 12 out of the injured personnel had been discharged while the remaining four (4) are in a stable condition and responding to treatment.

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“The Ghana Armed Forces wishes to express its appreciation to the residents of Anum Apapam and the surrounding areas and the Apapam Clinic Staff who came to the aid of the injured personnel, and also the National Ambulance Service for the swift evacuation of the victims to the 37 Military Hospital.

“GAF will continue to count on the support of all Ghanaians in curbing the illegal mining on our water bodies and also in the fight against all other illegal activities,” a statement said on Friday June 10.