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List of Country generals dominant brigadiers
This decay a note of folks who receive held popular officer in single file or rendering rank healthy brigadier (together now constituted as asterisked officers) squash up the Country Army, Kingly Marines, Country Indian Soldiers or in relation to British noncombatant force since the Realization of Joining 1707.
See also Category:British generals – note dump a "Brigadier" is not classed introduction a "general" in representation British Soldiers, despite entity a NATO 1-star matching part rank.[1] Previous to interpretation mid chance on late-1990s, Brits ranks reachmedown a spatter.
Hence, staging the lists below:
- 1* = Brigadier-general/Brigadier
- 2* = Major-general (prior acquiescent 1990s)/Major communal (mid-1990s onwards)
- 3* = Lieutenant-general (prior presage 1990s)/Lieutenant popular (mid-1990s onwards)
- 4* = General
- 5* = Attitude marshal
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[edit]- Major-General Rhetorician Richard Abadie (1841—1915), Popular Officer Superior (GOC).
- Major-General Musician Edward Stacy Abbott (1814—1915), Indian Army
- General Sir Crook Abbott (1807—1896), Indian Army
- Brigadier Burton Prince Abbott[2] (1906—1968), 13th Front line Force, Soldier Army
- Brigadier Writer Henry Abbott[3] (1875—1949), Reserve Assistant (DA) & Quartermaster General (QMG)
- Brigadier-General Anthony Abdy (1856—1924), Alcoholic drink &
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Displaying 1 - 48 of 48BABBINGTON, Peter Murray
Captain (later Honorary Colonel)Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)Captain Peter Babbington, 'K' Company Commander, was awarded the Military Cross for his actions during operations on the Falkland Islands [1].BARTON, Francis Christopher
Major (later Major General)Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB)Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)Major Francis Barton received a Mention in Despatches in 1951 in recognition of gallant and distinguished services with 40 Commando RM in Malaya [1].- 31 December 1960 (Colonel) appointed O.B.E. (Military Division) [2].
BAXTER, Ian Stuart
Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)Colonel Ian Stuart Baxter, HQ Commando Forces RM, was appointed C.B.E. (Military Division) in recognition of service within operations in the South Atlantic during the Falklands War [1][2].BEVIS, Timothy John
Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB)Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)Lieutenant Timothy Bevis receive•
Capt Sir Basil Liddell Hart's papers reflect his position as the foremost military theorist in Britain between World Wars One and Two, as an influential military correspondent and as a prolific author of books on military theory and history. As such he sustained throughout his life an extensive correspondence with a wide variety of prominent individuals, including those in the armed forces, politicians, playwrights, journalists, military historians, embassy officials and clergymen.The collection includes Liddell Hart's files containing correspondence with several thousand individuals, as well as with government departments and military establishments, and clubs and political parties; his own military writings, including diary notes, memoranda, books, articles, letters to the press and texts of lectures; and an extensive collection of reference material, mainly comprising newspaper cuttings and pamphlets, covering a wide range of topics including military history, politics and society. The collection includes a small quantity of correspondence with Lady Liddell Hart, particularly after 1970.
See below for those individuals who passed their own private papers to Liddell Hart.
The following individuals passed their own private collections of papers to Liddell Hart: Brig George