Military personnel must be guaranteed dignified retirement
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President David Granger (left) handing over cheques in the amount of $4.8M to President of the Guyana Veterans Legion, Lt. Col. (ret’d), George Gomes (GINA photo)
President and Commander-in-Chief, Brigadier David Granger announced the return of a fixed annual State subvention for the Guyana Veterans’ Legion. GINA said that this announcement was received with loud applause from a packed room of mainly ex-servicemen and women at a Remembrance Day reception organised by the Legion, at Coghlan House on Carifesta Avenue.
Surviving members of the British Guiana Battalion of the South Caribbean Forces at the Remembrance Day reception. (GINA photo)
Heads of Foreign Missions- from left: Chilean Ambassador, Claudio Rachel Rojas, US Ambassador, Perry Holloway, Indian High Commissioner, Venkatachalam Mahalingam, British High Commissioner, Greg Quinn and Canadian High Commissioner, Pierre Giroux (GINA photo)
President David Granger (left) handing over cheques in the amount of $4.8M to President of the Guyana Veterans Legion, Lt. Col. (ret’d), George Gomes (GINA photo)
