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Maj. Gen Jeff Hammond, center, commander of Multi-National

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Maj. Gen Jeff Hammond, center, commander of Multi-National

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Maj. Gen Jeff Hammond, center, commander of Multi-National Division-Baghdad, thanks Pfc. Francis Dougherty, right, and Sgt. Seth Schott, left. The MND-B CG took time out of his schedule to honor the Soldiers who protect him every day on Jan. 26 at the Division Headquarters on Camp Liberty. Each Soldier of his Personal Security Detachment (PSD) received a division commander's Coin for Excellence and enjoyed homemade pizza of the finest variety, personally hand made by Sgt. 1st Class Mack Julien, the CG's senior enlisted aide, who is a very close extension of the Hammond Family. The Soldiers of the PSD range in rank from Pfc. to Sgt. 1st Class.
(U.S. Army photo/Maj. Troy Parrish, aide to the MND-B commanding general)

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