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HH Prince Khalid bin Abdul Aziz bin Ayyaf Al Meqren,

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HH Prince Khalid bin Abdul Aziz bin Ayyaf Al Meqren,

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HH Prince Khalid bin Abdul Aziz bin Ayyaf Al Meqren, Minister of the National Guard, presented the King Abdul Aziz Medal, First Order, to U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Frank Muth, Program Manager, Saudi Arabian National Guard during an award ceremony held at the headquarters of the Minister National Guard, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on May 14, 2018. The award presentation was attended by Chris Henzel, Charge d 'Affairs, U.S. Embassy, Maj. Gen. Peter Utley, Chief, U.S. Military Training Mission, senior members from Maj. Gen. Muth's staff, and senior leaders from the Minister Saudi Arabian National Guard. The King Abdul Aziz Medal has been presented to former U.S. presidents and state department personnel, as well as other foreign heads of state.

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14/05/2018
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