Ex-Prime Minister, Theresa May MP, visits Joint Forces Command (JFC) at Northwood Headquarters two weeks before she left Downing Street.
While at the Military Base, Mrs May MP met with military personnel and their families to thank them for their service.
The visit was part of a larger tour of the major commands at Northwood, which includes NATO Maritime Command Headquarters, UK Permanent Joint Headquarters and Command Operations for the Royal Navy.
May was briefed on Operations currently being conducted by UK forces, and our coalition partners, worldwide.
Wrapping up her visit, she delivered a speech to JFC staff, in which she praised JFC and PJHQ’s unwavering support to the delivery of military operations across the globe.
Theresa May MP singled out the wholehearted commitment of service families and concluded her speech with by thanking all of those who serve.
She said: “I cannot imagine how it must feel to wave goodbye to someone you care deeply about, knowing you won’t see them again for many months – or even hear from them, if they are serving out of reach beneath the waves as part of our continuous at-sea deterrent.
“I want to take this opportunity to recognise the contribution that you make, and to thank each one of you for helping to make our Armed Forces the very best in the world.
“And as I come to the end of my time in office, I am proud to finish the way I started three years ago– by standing up and thanking our fantastic armed forces for all that they do.
“You are the best in the world, and I wish you all the very best for the future.”
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