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The Graveyards
of Gallipoli; A Digger
History Associate Site |
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A Tribute
to the Men of all the Nations that took part in the Gallipoli Campaign of
1915 |
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Leaders of the
Australian Imperial Force |
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the AIF most generals had originally obtained their commissions in
the Army by direct commissioning, but (unlike
the British Army) 40% were
commissioned from, or after service in the ranks:
Bessell-Browne, Cox, Dodds, Elliott, Forsyth, Glasgow, Goddard,
Griffiths, Hobbs, Holmes, Hughes, Irving, Jess, Jobson, Johnston,
MacLaurin, Martin, Monash, Moore, Rosenthal, Ryrie, Sellheim,
Sinclair-MacLagan, Smith, Stewart, Wilson and Wisdom. Many people
believe that better command was the result with less of the class
distinction of the British Army and a greater concern for the welfare of
the men. |
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Brigadier
General Sir Robert Anderson |
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Major
General John Antill |
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Lieutenant
General Gordon Bennett |
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Brigadier
General Alfred Bessell-Browne |
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Field
Marshal Lord Birdwood |
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Marshal Sir Thomas Blamey |
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Brigadier
General Charles Brand |
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Major
General Sir William Throsby Bridges |
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Brigadier
General Reginald Spencer Browne |
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Major
General Sir William Sinclair-Burgess |
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Major
General James Cannan |
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Lieutenant
General Sir Harry Chauvel |
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Brigadier
General Sydney Christian |
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General Charles Cox |
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Major
General Walter Coxen |
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General Thomas Dodds |
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General Edmund Drake-Brockman |
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General Harold Edward Elliott |
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General Cecil Foott |
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General John Forsyth |
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Major
General Sir John Gellibrand |
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Brigadier
General Duncan Glasfurd |
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Major
General Sir William Glasgow |
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Brigadier
General Henry Goddard |
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Brigadier
General William Grant |
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Brigadier
General Thomas Griffiths |
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Major
General Harold Grimwade |
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Brigadier
General James Heane |
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Brigadier
General Sydney Herring |
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Lieutenant
General Sir Talbot Hobbs |
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Major
General William Holmes |
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Major
General Sir Neville Howse |
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Major
General Frederic Hughes |
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Major
General Godfrey Irving |
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Lieutenant
General Sir Carl Jess |
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Brigadier
General Alexander Jobson |
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Major
General George Johnston |
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Brigadier
General Sir Raymond Leane |
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Lieutenant
General Gordon Legge |
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Major
General Herbert Lloyd |
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Brigadier
General Rt Rev. George Long |
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Lieutenant
General Sir Iven Mackay |
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Brigadier
General Henry MacLaurin |
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Brigadier
General Edward Martin |
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Lieutenant
General Hon. Sir James McCay |
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Brigadier
General Patrick McGlinn |
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Major
General Sir Ramsay McNicoll |
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Brigadier
General Dr John Meredith |
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General
Sir John Monash |
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Major
General Hon. Sir Newton Moore |
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Brigadier
General George MacArthur-Onslow |
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Major
General John Paton |
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Major
General Owen Phillips |
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Colonel
Harold Pope |
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Brigadier
General Colin Rankin |
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Brigadier
General James Robertson |
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Major
General Sir Charles Rosenthal |
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Major
General Sir Granville Ryrie |
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Major
General Victor Sellheim |
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Major
General Ewen Sinclair-MacLagan |
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Brigadier
General Robert Smith |
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Brigadier
General Campbell Stewart |
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Major
General Edwin Tivey |
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General
Sir Brudenell White |
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Brigadier
General Lachlan Wilson |
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Brigadier
General Evan Wisdom |
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