Muhammad Khan (Kingdom of Great Britain)

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Lieutenant Muhammad Khan, Conspicuous Gallantry Medal, BA, MP is a Member of Parliament and former Army officer who is the son of Sir Alexander Khan. He served in the Imperial Muhang War, sustaining injuries and winning the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal. He is a part of his father's inner circle and expected to be his political successor.

Lieutenant
Muhammad Khan
Conspicuous Gallantry Medal, Member of Parliament, Bachelor of Arts
Assumed office
17th of November 2048
Personal details
BornAugust the 8th 2027
Hackney, London, England, Kingdom of Great Britain
CitizenshipBritish
NationalityBritish-Pakistani
Political partyLabour (2048-)
Other political
affiliations
Co-Operative Party (2048-)
Parent(s)Sir Alexander Khan and Eleanor Khan
Residence(s)Westminster, London, England, Kingdom of Great Britain
EducationBachelor of Arts in History
Alma materOxford University, Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
OccupationArmy officer (4th of April-13th of November 2048), politician (2048-)
ProfessionArmy officer
Known forConspicuous Gallantry Medal and son of Sir Alexander Khan
Salary£88,000
CommitteesVeterans Committee, Defence Committee, Racial And Religious Equality Committee, Foreign Policy Committee and Women's Rights Committee
WebsiteMuhammadKhan.Org
Nickname"Alexander"
Military service
AllegianceKingdom of Great Britain
Branch/serviceArmy
Years of service2047-2048
RankLieutenant
Commands1st Platoon of Company B (in 1st Battalion, Grenadier Guards)
Battles/warsImperial Muhang War
AwardsConspicuous Gallantry Medal



military career

After graduating from Oxford University with a 1st class History degree, he attended the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, he later became an infantry officer in the Grenadier Guards. He has been fought in the Vu Den Voc-Imperial Muhang War (where he won the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal), guarded the King of Great Britain and been on peacekeeping missions overseas. He was wounded in the Imperial-Muhang War leading to his medical discharge from the British Army in 2048.

Personal life

He is engaged to Margaret Pollin, daughter of Admiral John Pollin.

Education

He was educated at Oxford University, graduating with a 1st class degree at the age of 21 and later attended the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst graduating and passing the Platoon Leaders' Course.