 of the ceremony takes Marine Corps Information Command, Major General Ryan P. Heritage. Welcome to the change of command ceremony, during which her name can take Marine Corps Forces Space Command and United States Marine Corps Information Command, Major General Ryan P. Heritage. Ladies and gentlemen, honors to Major General Ryan P. Heritage. Sergeant Major Collin is delivering the colors to the commanding officer. Ladies and gentlemen, please rise to command of Marine Corps Cyberspace Warfare Group and report to the Director of NSA, CSS for duty as the Director of Military Forces. Signed, David H. Berger, General, Commandant of the Marine Corps. Ready for the face. Commanding Officer for Marine Corps Cyberspace Warfare Group. Signed, David H. Berger, General, Commandant of the Marine Corps. Ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. Ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of the colors, the National Anthem and for the names of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service. For the President, Sonic D. H. Berger, General, Commandant of the Marine Corps. To the Nell family, Trish, and then I was given the ABC, first colonels, captains, national army sergeants, Marines, civilians, thanks for coming out of here today. I'll give you a quick support of our force base and all that. And he's done that. He's done that in space. And it's in here. Don't ask me where I got this. So, on or something like that in the attention of detail. So, how will you deal with that at home? Good luck. So, this command changes about every four months, if not faster than that in terms of capabilities. For the kind of words that I certainly appreciate. I actually didn't bring any quotes today. I'm glad that you last couple of days to the force headquarters group staff to the extent that I could have gotten out and I talked to you. An amazing amount of work as the dust has settled on the organizational construct to get beyond those individual heroics it does and who it supports. Take a retrospect and look back 18 to 24 months and it's amazing how... So, he told me to make it short and I will. So, I didn't clap the time on that one so I'll tag you as a halfway through. First of all, thanks for everybody coming out. This is an awesome, awesome day. General Langley, Michael Langley. He was the second best CG at the time. I was a G6. He's contemplating on doing a lot of work. Lieutenant General Lori Brimson's not here, but she also had a huge impact of getting me here today, not only from her mentorship there. I just wanted to say for the Marines and families and civilians who are part of the warfare group, thank you for your... To be relevant, the character of warfare is changing and more importantly, to be legal. Use today's ceremony, please.