After four decades of dedicated service, to the nation and the Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF), Force Chief Petty Officer (FCPO) Geoffrey Miller has officially retired, leaving behind a legacy of excellence and service.
A distinguished career spanning 40 years saw FCPO Miller contributing significantly across multiple departments, including the Supply Department, Squadron Department, Training Department, and Southern Command. His extensive service is a testament to his adaptability, leadership, and commitment to the mission and values of the Defence Force.
To commemorate this occasion, the RBDF held a retirement ceremony, at Coral Harbour Base, which served as a fitting tribute to FCPO Miller’s exceptional career. Senior officers, colleagues, and family members gathered to celebrate his achievements and bid farewell to a man whose dedication has left an indelible mark on the organization. Attendees shared stories and heartfelt messages, reflecting on the impact Miller has had both personally and professionally.
During the ceremony, FCPO Miller expressed his profound gratitude to the RBDF and his colleagues for their support and camaraderie over the years.
Captain Michael Hanna, Miller’s Commanding Officer, delivered an emotional tribute to his longtime colleague, describing him as a “once-in-a-lifetime” individual. He described him as a man of unwavering character and dependability. He also mentioned that though is absence will undoubtedly be felt, his legacy will continue to guide those left behind.
As Miller embarks on this new chapter, the RBDF extended its heartfelt thanks for his years of selfless service. His contributions have not only shaped the organization but also inspired countless service members.
The Royal Bahamas Defence Force salutes Force Chief Petty Officer Geoffrey Miller and wishes him a future filled with peace, joy, and new adventures as he transitions into retirement.
(RBDF Photos: Marine Seaman Dante Forbes)



