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WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M. (June 6, 2025) — A Change of Command Ceremony was held on June 6 to officially welcome Lt. Col. Joseph J. Pavelites as the new commander of the McAfee U.S. Army Health Clinic. The event marked a significant transition in leadership, honoring the contributions of the outgoing commander while celebrating the new direction under Lt. Col. Pavelites.
During the ceremony, military personnel, local officials, and community members gathered to witness the formal transfer of authority. The outgoing commander reflected on the accomplishments achieved during their tenure, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and dedication in providing quality healthcare services to soldiers and their families.
Lt. Col. Pavelites, in his remarks, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to lead the clinic and outlined his vision for enhancing healthcare delivery and community engagement. The ceremony underscored the commitment of the McAfee U.S. Army Health Clinic to uphold the highest standards of medical care, ensuring the well-being of those who serve.
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