Stand with us as we remember those who served and those who never returned.
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Graphic by Sergeant Donald Palmer, Headquarters Jamaica Defence Force
Two minutes, one nation, countless sacrifices.
At the 11th hour on Wednesday, 11 November 2026, we will pause for two minutes to remember their sacrifice at the National Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony at the Cenotaph, National Heroes Park, Kingston.
11/11
On November 11, 1918, the guns fell silent, but the sacrifice of those who fought on the front lines echoes throughout generations.
On Wednesday, 11 November 2026, we will remember their sacrifice at the National Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony at the Cenotaph,
The Jamaica Defence Force mourns the passing of Private Shalando Howell who made his transition yesterday (8 November 2026).
We support his family, friends and loved ones as they cope with his loss.
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🚨PUBLIC ADVISORY🚨
The Jamaica Defence Force is advising the public that ceremonial explosives will be utilised during the National Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony and rehearsals from 9 - 11 November 2026.
Read more in the advisory below.
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was developed by Captain Matthew McFarlane and constructed by the 1 Engineer Regiment, Jamaica Defence Force.
Here are some highlights from yesterday’s ceremony.
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Photos by LCpl Anglee Doman and Pte Ricardo Greaves
#PHOTOHIGHLIGHTS
FOREVER IMMORTALISED
The Jamaica Defence Force marked a historic milestone when we unveiled the Fallen Soldiers’ Monument called “The Parade,” during a ceremony in Up Park Camp on 5 November 2026.
shoulder in formation on a parade ground. Interspersed among them are empty, open spaces which symbolize our fallen heroes.
The monument was advocated for by former Force Sergeant Major, Ex-Warrant Officer Class 1 Michael Moulton. The artistic concept and architectural design
@JDFSoldier@GAC_Corporate@UNODC_ROPAN@CanadaJamaica On the occasion, H.E. Mark Berman, High Commissioner of Canada to Jamaica, delivered keynote remarks reaffirming Canada's commitment to strengthening regional cooperation, interoperability & maritime security across the Caribbean 🌎
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FROM IMPACT TO ACTION
One year ago today, Hurricane Melissa tested our nation and reminded us of the strength we find in one another. As we reflect, we honour those affected and reaffirm our commitment to serving Jamaica through recovery and beyond. 🇯🇲
THE FPC
The Exercise Event Horizon Final Planning Conference (FPC) got underway this morning at the Caribbean Military Academy, Up Park Camp.
Canadian High Commissioner to Jamaica His Excellency Mark Berman was our distinguished guest this morning.
monitor their diets and incorporate physical activity in their routines.
Early detection is your best chance of survival.
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth#Earlydetection#Getchecked
Graphic by Sergeant Donald Palmer,
Headquarters Jamaica Defence Force
As we bring the curtains down on the observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Health Services Corps (HSC) of the Jamaica Defence provides these timely reminders.
The HSC urges all women to continue doing their breast self examinations, getting their health checks,
MISSION: PINK RUN
The Jamaica Defence Force Team joined scores of patrons in supporting the Jamaica Reach to Recovery Pink Run in New Kingston this morning.
This is the second run of this nature for the JDF in recent weeks and it is a constant fixture on the Force’s sporting
calendar as we endorse the national thrust towards an active and healthy lifestyle while supporting our brothers and sisters whose lives have been affected by breast cancer.
As we approach the end of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the JDF encourages everyone to do his or her