Soldiers from the naval non -commissioned officer school solemnly take off their notice of service

Soldiers from the naval non -commissioned officer school solemnly take off their notice of service

In a solemn act, over 180 soldiers from the naval non -commissioned officer school put their work oath on Thursday in Plön. The impressive moment attracted numerous relatives who proudly witnessed the special day of their sons, daughters and partners. Captain on the Sea of Edgar Behrends, the school commander, gave a moving speech and emphasized the significant responsibility of the young recruits to stand up for freedom and democracy at a time.

a day full of emotions

The ceremony took place on the picturesque riding arena at Plön Castle and offered an impressive framework for this important step in the life of the prospective naval non -commissioned officers. The atmosphere was characterized by pride and emotions when the soldiers swore their oath to serve the Federal Republic of Germany. This solemn swearing -in not only marks the beginning of their military career, but also their commitment to the security and values of the nation.

The event was persecuted by the relatives with enthusiasm who showed the young soldiers their support and love. In times when the world is characterized by uncertainties, the service to the weapon is an honorable and necessary task for many. Captain Behrend's words echoed in the hearts of those present and all reminded of the challenges that lie in front of the new recruits.