It is Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Andrés Camarino.
This Friday, the mayor of Concordia Francisco Azcué, participated in the inauguration ceremony of Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Andrés Camarino as head of the 6th Tank Cavalry Regiment “Blandengues”. The ceremony was also attended by the second Brigade Commander, César Tornero; the outgoing chief, Lieutenant Colonel Juan Pablo Queiruga, authorities from various security forces, retirees, Malvinas veterans, and representatives of civil entities.
After the inauguration ceremony, the mayor highlighted that “first of all, it is an honor to be in this Regiment, sharing with the authorities and the members of the glorious Argentine Army. I have the opportunity to participate in this ceremony in which we bid farewell to Lieutenant Colonel Juan Pablo Queiruga, who has had a very outstanding performance as head of the Regiment. He was at the service not only of the Regiment but of the entire community”.
In this sense, Azcué highlighted the work that this Regiment has done for the entire city, in every difficult moment it has gone through. “They were always there giving their best and fulfilling their duty, because they are patriots and carry out their objective every day, which is to serve the Nation. Also, on this day, welcoming and congratulating Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Camarino, the new chief. Placing ourselves at his disposal and conveying this idea of working together. The city needs it, we are starting a new stage, a new era in our country, in our province, and also in Concordia. An instance that requires a relationship with all good institutions and fundamentally a lot of patriotism, which is what is promoted in this unit”
For his part, Camarino, now as the new head of the Regiment, maintained that a very important professional challenge begins, “I want to thank the mayor for accompanying us on this very important day. Not only personally for taking over the Regiment, which I know has an important presence in the city. The challenge is double because I am relieving Lieutenant Colonel Queiruga, who is an outstanding professional who has left a mark in this place. Today it is my turn to take the baton and continue with that mission, and of course, the Army will be permanently willing to collaborate and work together to face any adversity and support the well-being of the community”.
Finally, Lieutenant Colonel Juan Pablo Queiruga, who had some emotional words during his farewell to the city, expressed that “as I said the day I took office, Concordia belongs to the Regiment and the Regiment belongs to Concordia", also taking stock of his performance, he maintained “I hope to have lived up to the circumstances. My satisfaction is knowing that we were there when we were needed in adverse moments but also in the good moments, in the parades, on the eves and patriotic commemorations, on April 2nd, in the acts, and in all those moments and spaces where the meaning of the word Nation makes sense”
This Friday, the mayor of Concordia Francisco Azcué, participated in the inauguration ceremony of Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Andrés Camarino as head of the 6th Tank Cavalry Regiment “Blandengues”. The ceremony was also attended by the second Brigade Commander, César Tornero; the outgoing chief, Lieutenant Colonel Juan Pablo Queiruga, authorities from various security forces, retirees, Malvinas veterans, and representatives of civil entities.
After the inauguration ceremony, the mayor highlighted that “first of all, it is an honor to be in this Regiment, sharing with the authorities and the members of the glorious Argentine Army. I have the opportunity to participate in this ceremony in which we bid farewell to Lieutenant Colonel Juan Pablo Queiruga, who has had a very outstanding performance as head of the Regiment. He was at the service not only of the Regiment but of the entire community”.
In this sense, Azcué highlighted the work that this Regiment has done for the entire city, in every difficult moment it has gone through. “They were always there giving their best and fulfilling their duty, because they are patriots and carry out their objective every day, which is to serve the Nation. Also, on this day, welcoming and congratulating Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Camarino, the new chief. Placing ourselves at his disposal and conveying this idea of working together. The city needs it, we are starting a new stage, a new era in our country, in our province, and also in Concordia. An instance that requires a relationship with all good institutions and fundamentally a lot of patriotism, which is what is promoted in this unit”
For his part, Camarino, now as the new head of the Regiment, maintained that a very important professional challenge begins, “I want to thank the mayor for accompanying us on this very important day. Not only personally for taking over the Regiment, which I know has an important presence in the city. The challenge is double because I am relieving Lieutenant Colonel Queiruga, who is an outstanding professional who has left a mark in this place. Today it is my turn to take the baton and continue with that mission, and of course, the Army will be permanently willing to collaborate and work together to face any adversity and support the well-being of the community”.
Finally, Lieutenant Colonel Juan Pablo Queiruga, who had some emotional words during his farewell to the city, expressed that “as I said the day I took office, Concordia belongs to the Regiment and the Regiment belongs to Concordia", also taking stock of his performance, he maintained “I hope to have lived up to the circumstances. My satisfaction is knowing that we were there when we were needed in adverse moments but also in the good moments, in the parades, on the eves and patriotic commemorations, on April 2nd, in the acts, and in all those moments and spaces where the meaning of the word Nation makes sense”