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Medal of Honour for Faithful Service and Good Conduct
Presented by	Kingdom of Afghanistan
Eligibility	Afghan citizens
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Status	No longer awarded
Established	1942
Final award	1972

The Medal of Honour for Faithful Service and Good Conduct was an award of the Kingdom of Afghanistan established in 1942 and awarded by King Zahir Shah to military officers in recognition of their exemplary service and conduct. ^[1]

Notable recipients

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• Abdul Hakim Katawazi
• Sardar Shah Wali Khan
• Mohammed Asif Safi

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