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Buccaneer Battalion's Change Of Command Ceremony

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Buccaneer Battalion’s fall leadership entrusts their responsibilities to the incoming leadership through the Change of Command Ceremony. During this year’s honored tradition, MIDN 1/C Hinson and MIDN 1/C Wise confidently place their trust in MIDN 1/C Dombroski and SSgt Ley to be the new BN CO and BN XO (respectively) and maintain the honor of our Battalion. Thank you to all those who proudly maintained billets during the fall and congratulations to those who are picking up where they left off. We look forward to a strong

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