Bernard Montgomery quotes Biblical passage in commending British Empire soldiers at end of World War II

The speaker addresses comrades who served and fought alongside him, emphasizing the importance of remembering those who sacrificed their lives for freedom. He highlights the achievements of the allied forces in war and the potential for greater accomplishments in peace. The speaker expresses deep gratitude for the loyalty and service of his team and bids them farewell with good wishes.

In what context does the speaker mention the phrase 'Well done thou good and faithful servant'?

What does the speaker wish for the future of the individuals addressed?