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Blackanthem Military News BAGHDAD, Iraq - All NATO Training Mission-Iraq carabinieri gathered near the Baghdad International Airport for the Gendarmerie Training Division change of command ceremony here Dec. 27.
Col. Mauro Isidori replaced Col. Luciano Zubani as the GTD NTM-I commander.
During the celebrations, Zubani thanked his troops and told them how much he enjoyed his eight months as their commander.
"The future of Iraq is in your hands and in your hearts," he said to the carabineer students. "The progress of this great nation depends largely on your proficiency and you should instill that professionalism in the people attending your lessons."
He also mentioned the vast experience he has gained during his GTD command, and thanked everyone for their support of the mission.
NTM-I commander Lt. Gen. Michael Barbero awarded the NATO medal to Zubani and 15 other carabineers and thanked them for their dedicated service to the National Police of Iraq.
NTM-I deputy commander Maj. Gen. Giuseppe Antonio Spinelli thanked Zubani for the GTD's accomplishments during his command. "Col. Zubani has made an incredible impact here in Iraq," Spinelli said.
At the close of the ceremony, Zubani welcomed his successor, Col. Mauro Isidori.
Under Zubani's command, GTD of NTM-I successfully accomplished three courses that trained 2,564 Iraqi police students.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - All NATO Training Mission-Iraq carabinieri gathered near the Baghdad International Airport for the Gendarmerie Training Division change of command ceremony here Dec. 27.
