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    60th Troop Command Welcomes New Commander

    60th Troop Command Change of Command

    Photo By Staff Sgt. Justin Stannard | U.S. Army Col. Jamie Godwin salutes the 60th Troop Command as he assumes command of...... read more read more

    RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    06.08.2025

    Story by Staff Sgt. Justin Stannard 

    382nd Public Affairs Detachment

    RALEIGH, N.C. - North Carolina National Guard (NCNG) service members, friends, family members and distinguished guests attended the change of command ceremony to welcome the new commander of 60th Troop Command at the Claude T. Bowers Military Center, Jun. 8, 2025.

    U.S. Army Col. Michael Marciniak, the outgoing 60th Troop Command brigade commander relinquished his command responsibility to U.S. Army Col. Jamie Godwin, the incoming 60th TC brigade commander, symbolized by the passing of colors.

    Col. Marciniak enlisted in the North Carolina National Guard in 1989 where he served four years as an enlisted Soldier before attending Officer Candidate School, class 37. He earned his commission as an Armored Officer. Col Marciniak has command at all levels of the brigade. He served two combat tours in Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and one combat tour in support of Operating Enduring Freedom.

    “Maj. Gen. Robert Boyette and the entire command wing, thank you for establishing clear left and right limits that empowered me to lead this brigade with confidence and effectiveness.” Marciniak said, “I truly value your exceptional leadership and resources you’ve provided and the consistent mentorship you offered whenever I sought guidance.”

    The successes of the outgoing commander, Col. Marciniak, were also recognized to commemorate the excellent leadership he displayed while commanding Soldiers of the 60th TC through conducting various federal and state missions,reaching record breaking retention numbers within the Recruiting and Retention Battalion and integration of the special forces units within North Carolina.

    “Thank you Maj. Gen. Todd Hunt for selecting and entrusting the privilege of commanding 60th Troop Command,” Col. Jamie Godwin said. “I gladly accepted that responsibility and would like to thank the many officers and noncommissioned officers who have made me the leader I am today.”

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    Date Taken: 06.08.2025
    Date Posted: 06.08.2025 16:00
    Story ID: 499992
    Location: RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, US

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