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#13432078

11 March 2026

Members of the Danish Royal Life Guard take part in the changing of the guard at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026.

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#13432081

11 March 2026

The Royal Life Guard lines up to receive King Frederik X of Denmark at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The ''King's Watch'' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432083

11 March 2026

The Royal Life Guard lines up to receive King Frederik X of Denmark at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The ''King's Watch'' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432084

11 March 2026

The Royal Life Guard lines up to receive King Frederik X of Denmark at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The ''King's Watch'' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432085

11 March 2026

The Royal Life Guard lines up to receive King Frederik X of Denmark at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The ''King's Watch'' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432087

11 March 2026

The Royal Life Guard lines up to receive King Frederik X of Denmark at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The ''King's Watch'' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432088

11 March 2026

The Royal Life Guard lines up to receive King Frederik X of Denmark at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The ''King's Watch'' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432089

11 March 2026

The Royal Life Guard lines up to receive King Frederik X of Denmark at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The ''King's Watch'' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432091

11 March 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark arrives to present the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432092

11 March 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark arrives to present the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432093

11 March 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark arrives to present the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432094

11 March 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark arrives to present the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432095

11 March 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark arrives to present the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432096

11 March 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark arrives to present the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432098

11 March 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark arrives to present the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432099

11 March 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark arrives to present the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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