Colonel/'Aqid (Arabic:عقيد) Brigadier General/'Amid (Arabic:عميد) Major General/Liwa (Arabic:لواء) Lieutenant General/Fariq (Arabic:فريق) General/Fariq Awwal (Arabic:فريق أول) Enlisted Private/Jundi (Arabic:جندي) First Private/Jundi Awwal (Arabic:جندي أول) Corporal/A'rif (Arabic:عريف) Sergeant/Wakil Raqib (Arabic:وكيل رقيب) Staff Sergeant/Raqib (Arabic:رقيب) Master Sergeant/Raqib Awwal (Arabic:رقيب أول) Sergeant Major/Ra'is Ruquba (Arabic:رئيس رقباء) 2013 reorganization The SANG was transformed into a ministerial body on 27 May 2013. Prince Mutaib bin Abdullah, former commander of the SANG, became the minister of national guard on the same day. On 4 November 2017, Prince Mutaib was replaced by Prince (until December 2018) References Notes Sources Mackey, Sandra. The Saudis: Inside the Desert Kingdom. Updated Edition. Norton Paperback. W.W. Norton and Company, New York. 2002 (first edition: 1987). pbk. External links Official site SANG Health Affairs official site Office of the Program Manager, Saudi Arabian National Guard Modernization Program – OPM-SANG 1910 establishments in Saudi Arabia Armed Forces of Saudi Arabia Law enforcement units Ikhwan Gendarmerie Military provosts Military units and formations of Saudi Arabia Military units and formations established in 1910 National Guard Ministry of National Guard