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Henry Wells (general) - Second World War - Greece and North Africa
... Wells arrived in Greece on 7 March 1941, with an advance party of Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Blamey's I Corps staff ... Wells was made General Staff Officer, 2nd Grade (GSO2), the deputy chief of staff in charge of planning operations ... General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson—the British commander in Palestine and Transjordan—believed that I Corps' loss of transport and signal equipment precluded ...
List Of Speakers Of The Gibraltar Parliament
... Name Period Presidents (The Governor of Gibraltar) 1950 - 1958 General Sir Kenneth Anderson, KCB, MC 1950 - 1952 General Sir Gordon MacMillan, KCB, CBE ...
List Of Old Alleynians - Military
... and Northern Ireland Brigadier Alan Douglas Campbell Clacher MBE OBE Lieutenant General Eric Goddard, Indian Army, GOC-in-C Southern Command India Air Chief Marshal Sir John Willis GBE KCB FRAeS, Vice Chief of the ... – former Director of Technical Development at the Air Ministry Major General Sir Andrew M ... General Sir Webb Gillman KCB KCMG DSO – former Chief of staff in Mesopotamia ...
Commander-in-Chief, Land Forces - Commander-in-Chief, UK Land Forces
... Holders of the post have been General Sir Basil Eugster 1972-1974 General Sir Roland Gibbs 1974-1976 General Sir Edwin Bramall 1976-1978 General Sir John Archer 1978 ...
List Of Australian Club Members - B
... Hon Bruce Baird Sir Samuel Henry Egerton Barraclough KBE VD, Engineer Rt Hon Sir Edmund Barton GCMG QC, First Prime Minister of Australia and a founding justice of the High Court of Australia ... Rt Hon Sir Garfield Barwick GCMG AK, Attorney-General of Australia (1958–61), Minister for External Affairs (1961–64) and the seventh and longest serving Chief Justice ... and a judge of the International Court of Justice (1973–74) Hon Sir Thomas Bavin KCMG, 24th Premier of New South Wales ...

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    —Jacob, Sir Astley (1579–1652)

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