Photo shows: Woman Marine Myeisha Gibson receiving her award as the 2020 Public Relations Marine of the Year Award from Commander Defence Force, Commodore Raymond King on February 24, 2021, at the Defence Headquarters, John F. Kennedy Drive. Also shown from left are: Chief Petty Officer Mark Armbrister; RBDF Public Relations Officer Sub Lieutenant Danielle Morley; Force Chief Petty Officer Jonathan Rolle; and Petty Officer Monique Deveaux. (RBDF Photo by Petty Officer Al Rahming)

On February 24, 2021, marines attached to the Headquarters Public Relations (PR) Section were commended for their dedication and commitment for the year 2020, during a brief presentation held at the Defence Headquarters, John F. Kennedy Drive.

In keeping with Commander Defence Force, Commodore Raymond King’s strategic intent to reward efforts of excellence in the workplace while developing a professional workforce, Commodore King presented each marine with various awards, plaques, and certificates as tokens of appreciation for their contributions and stellar services over the past year. Also in attendance were RBDF’s Public Relations Officer, Sub Lieutenant Danielle Morley, Warrant Officer Jonathan Rolle, and Senior Enlisted staff.

The Public Relations Section is the information link to the military and civilian communities providing media content on the accomplishments, developments, and policies using news releases, radio, and television reports and interviews. This section is small in stature but makes a monumental impact on the voice and image of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force.

Due to the diversity of each marine, their unique contributions to the section were awarded.

Woman Marine Myeisha Gibson was selected as the recipient of the 2020 Public Relations Marine of the Year Award as well as for being dependable in the execution of duties. Able Seaman Paul Rolle II was awarded for maintaining high levels of work ethics, and morale-boosting tactics, Able Seaman Fredrick Russell was awarded for his high levels of reliability and commitment and Able Seaman Michael E. Turner II was awarded for maintaining high standards of discipline, efficiency, and dedication to service. 

Additionally, in accordance with the Commander Defence Forces’ strategic intent of professionalizing the organization, these marines recently completed a course in The Planning & Organization of Media Operations offered by the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, covering the importance of Good Media/Media Relations, Planning and Media operations, and Social Media, and received their certificates of completion.

Commodore King commended Sub Lieutenant Morley and her staff for their tremendous work during the year 2020. He also took the time to congratulate the group of marines and expressed his gratitude for their outstanding work. He assured them of his commitment to maintaining a high-performance level of professionalism.

The Royal Bahamas Defence Force remains committed to rewarding the efforts of excellence in the workplace while guarding our heritage. 

Photo shows: Able Seaman Paul Rolle II receiving his award for maintaining high levels of work ethics and morale-boosting tactics in the PR section, from Commander Defence Force, Commodore Raymond King on February 24, 2021, at the Defence Headquarters, John F. Kennedy Drive. Also shown from left are: Chief Petty Officer Mark Armbrister; RBDF Public Relations Officer Sub Lieutenant Danielle Morley; Force Chief Petty Officer Jonathan Rolle; and Petty Officer Monique Deveaux. (RBDF Photo by Petty Officer Al Rahming)

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