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New York Army National Guard Brigadier General Michel

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New York Army National Guard Brigadier General Michel

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New York Army National Guard Brigadier General Michel Natali, a Halfmoon, New York, resident, reviews his general officer’s flag unfurling from Command Sgt. Maj. Thomas Ciampolillo and Staff Sgt. Steven Waite during his promotion to the rank of major general during a ceremony on Friday, August 14, at the New York National Guard headquarters in Latham. The ceremony was held in front of a socially distant audience of 40 New York National Guard leaders and staff. A live-stream was provided for Natali’s family, including his parents in Watertown, N.Y. U.S. Army National Guard photo by William Albrecht.

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16/05/2020
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