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THE MOST HONOURABLE OF THE BATH

GCB / KCB / CB

X - CB - 2020

PAGES: 59 UPDATED: 01 September 2020

Prepared by: Surgeon Captain John Blatherwick, CM, CStJ, OBC, CD, BSc, MD, FRCP(C), LLD (Hon)

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1 THE MOST HONOURABLE (GCB / KCB / CB)

When the Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick, National Order for Ireland was phased out with the death of the Duke of Gloucester in 1974, the Order of the Bath became the third highest Order of . Merit and Service were to be the conditions for admission to this Order as opposed to most admissions to the Garter and being because of birth and . The Order was founded in 1399 and probably took its name from the preparations for the knighthood ceremony where new would purify their inner souls by fasting, vigils and prayer, and then cleansing their body by immersing themselves in a bath. The Order was revived in 1725 as a military order with one class of Knights (K.B.). In 1815, the Order was enlarged to three classes:

Knights (GCB) Knights (KCB) Companions (CB)

There was a civil division of the Knights Grand Cross while all others were to be military officers. In 1847, a civil division for all three classes was established with numbers set as follows: GCB 95 total 68 military 27 civil KCB 285 total 173 military 112 civil CB 1,498 total 943 military 555 civil

The motto of the order is " Tria Juncta in Uno " (Three joined in one) which either refers to the three golden crowns within a golden circle worn on the , or the three crowns as symbolic of the Union of England, France and , or the Union of England, Scotland and Ireland or the Holy Trinity. The Chapel of the Order is the King Henry the Seventh Chapel in . The Great Master of the Order is the . Females were not admitted to the Order until 1971.

The insignia of the order are as follows: a) GCB : The of gold is composed of nine crowns and eight devices (the devices are made up of a rose, a thistle and a issuing from a all enameled in their proper colours). The crowns and devices are linked together with gold, white-enameled knots. The Military Badge is a gold cross of eight points, enameled white, each point tipped with a small gold ball, and in each angle between the arms of the cross a gold lion. In the centre of the cross is a device consisting of the rose, thistle and shamrock issuing from a sceptre, and three Imperial Crowns. This device is surrounded by a red enamel circle on which is the motto 'TRIA JUNCTA IN UNO' in gold letter. The circle is again surrounded by two branches of laurel, enameled green, and below is a blue enamel scroll with the words 'ICH DIEN' in gold.

The obverse and reverse of the badge are the same. The Civil Badge is oval and is of gold filigree work. It consists of a bandlet bearing the motto, and in the centre is the usual device of the rose, thistle and shamrock issuing from a sceptre, and the three crowns. The Riband is dark red (crimson), four inches wide and is worn over the right shoulder with the badge on the left hip when the collar is not worn. The Military Star is a silver flaming star with a gold overall with the centre device of three Imperial Crowns surrounded by the red enamel and green laurel as described for the badge. The blue enamel scroll outlined in gold is also present. The Civil Star is similar to the military star but does not have the Maltese Cross nor the green laurel or blue enamel. The is of crimson satin lined with white taffeta and on the left side of the mantle is embroidered a representation of the star of the Order.

2 b) KCB : The Military Badge and Civil Badge are similar to the GCB but slightly smaller and are worn suspended round the neck from a crimson , 38-mm wide. The Military Star is in the shape of a silver cross pattee without the Maltese Cross but with the centre similar to that of the GCB. The Civil Star is a silver cross pattee with a central device of three crowns upon a silver ground, encircled by the motto on a red enamel ribbon. c) CB : The Military Badge and Civil Badge are identical to the G.C.B. but smaller - the military badge being two inches across. Until 1 , the badge was worn on the left breast, from a straight suspender, with a pronged buckle on a 38-mm crimson ribbon. Since then, it has been worn at the neck from a 38-mm crimson ribbon. KCB Military Star

RIBBON: For all three classes, the crimson ribbon, 38-mm wide, is worn in undress.

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3 GCB to (GCB)

LONDON GAZETTE + NAME TITLE ELEMENT DECORATIONS (KCB / CB) /

02/01/1911+ DOUGLAS, Archibald Lucius Royal Navy GCB GCVO (KCB) 07/03/1817+ DRUMMOND, Gordon GCB (KCB) 19/06/1911+ DRURY, Charles Carter Admiral Royal Navy GCB GCVO KCSI (KCB) 16/06/1979+ EVANS, David George Air Chief Marshal GCB CBE (KCB OBE) 25/06/1897+ HALIBURTON, Arthur Lawrence British Under-Secretary of State for War GCB (KCB / CB) 28/12/1956+ LOEWEN, Charles Falkland General British Army GCB KBE DSO (CB CBE) 21/11/1884+ MACDONALD, John Alexander Right Honourable Prime Minister GCB (KCB) 01/01/1972+ MOGG, Herbert John General British Army GCB CBE (KCB / CB) 24/05/1873+ WALLIS, Provo William Parry Admiral of the Fleet Royal Navy GCB (KCB) 1 20/05/1871+ WILLIAMS, William Fenwick General Bt GCB (KCB / CB) 28/06/1861+ WILLSHIRE, Thomas General British Army Bt GCB (KCB / CB)

11 – GCB

+ One Newfoundland born Royal Navy Admiral

06/11/1903+ BRIDGE, Cyprian Arthur George Admiral Royal Navy GCB (KCB)

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Admiral of the Fleet Provo Wallis, GCB General Thomas Willshire, Bt, GCB General William , Bt, GCB General Herbert John Mogg, GCB, CBE

1 Admiral of the Fleet Sir Provo Wallis, GCB General William Fenwick Williams, Bt, GCB General Thomas Wilshire, Bt, GCB General Hubert John Mogg, GCB, CBE

4 KCB to CANADIANS (KCB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS (CB) /

01/01/1949+ BAKER, John Walkeling Royal Air Force (GBE) KCB DFC MC (CB) 04/01/1815+ BECKWORTH, John Charles Major-General British Army KCB KH 14/03/1867+ BELCHER, Edward Vice-Admiral Royal Navy KCB Kt (CB) 24/06/1910+ BENSON, Frederick William Major-General British Army KCB (CB) 06/07/1918 BURSTALL, Henry Edward Major-General KCB KCMG (CB CMG)

01/01/1943+ CORY, George Norton -General British Army KCB KBE DSO (CB) 26/01/1918 CURRIE, Arthur William Lieutenant-General Canadian Army (GCMG) KCB KCMG (CB) 2

25/07/1858+ DARLING, Charles Henry Governor Newfoundland/ KCB 19/04/1901+ DARTNELL, John George /Local BGen Natal Volunteer Force KCB CMG 01/01/1916+ de CHAIR, Dudley Rear-Admiral Royal Navy KCB KCMG MVO (CB) 28/04/1916+ DOBELL, Charles Macpherson Lieutenant-General British Army KCB CMG DSO 26/06/1902+ DOUGLAS, Archibald Lucius Admiral Royal Navy (GCB GCVO) KCB 14/08/1863+ DOUGLAS, James Governor KCB (CB) civil 03/01/1815+ DRUMMOND, Gordon Lieutenant-General British Army (GCB) KCB 30/06/1905+ DRURY, Charles Carter Vice-Admiral Royal Navy (GCB GCVO) KCB KCSI

31/12/1976+ EVANS, David George Air Marshal Royal Air Force (GCB) KCB CBE (OBE)

11/06/1983+ FARNDALE, Martin Baker Lieutenant-General British Army KCB (CB)

25/08/1885+ HALIBURTON, Arthur Lawrence Director Sup/Trans War Office (Baron GCB) KCB (CB) civil 11/12/1860+ HEAD, Edmund Walker Governor in Chief KCB civil 19/01/1919+ HENEKER, William Charles Giffard Major-General British Army 8 th Inf Div (KCMG) KCB DSO 25/09/1915 HUGHES, Samuel Major-General Minister of KCB civil

22/01/1858+ INGLIS, John Eardley Wilmot Major-General British Army KCB

19/12/1918+ KIRKPATRICK, George Macaulay Major-General British Army (T/LGen) KCB KCSI (CB)

01/01/1954+ LOEWEN, Charles Falkland Lieutenant-General Royal Artillery (GCB) KCB KBE DSO (CB) 12/07/1919 LOOMIS, Frederick Oscar Warren Major-General Canadian Army KCB CMG DSO (CB)

03/06/1935 MacBRIEN, James Howden Commissioner RCMP (MGen Cdn Army) KCB CMG DSO* (CB) 09/07/1867+ MACDONALD, John Alexander Right Honourable PM Canada (GCB) KCB civil 08/02/1919 MACDONELL, Archibald Cameron Major-General Canadian Army KCB CMG DSO (CB)

2 Sir , GCMG, KCB

5 KCB to CANADIANS (KCB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

01/01/1959+ MERTON, Walter Hugh Air Marshal Royal Air Force (GBE) KCB OBE (CB) 01/01/1966+ MOGG, Herbert John Major-General British Army (GCB) KCB CBE DSO* (CB) 03/06/1898+ MURRAY, John Naturalist KCB civil

01/01/1963 NELSON, Sidney Richard Carlyle Air Marshal Royal Air Force KCB OBE (CB)

05/07/1913 OTTER, William Dillon Major-General Canadian Army KCB CVO (CB)

02/06/1923+ ROBINSON, Charles Walker Major-General British Army KCB (CB)

26/01/1918 TURNER, Richard Ernest William Lieutenant-General Canadian Army VC KCB KCMG DSO

18/05/1860+ WALLIS, Provo William Parry Vice-Admiral Royal Navy (GCB) KCB 26/01/1918 WATSON, David Major-General Canadian Army KCB CMG (CB) 05/02/1856+ WILLIAMS, William Fenwick Major-General Royal Artillery (Bt GCB) KCB (CB) 20/12/1839+ WILLSHIRE, Thomas Major-General British Army (Bt GCB) KCB (CB) 13/06/1946+ WRIGHT, Charles Seymour Director Scientific Research KCB OBE MC (CB) civil

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+ one Newfoundland born Royal Navy Vice-Admiral

02/06/1899+ BRIDGE, Cyprian Arthur George Vice-Admiral Royal Navy KCB (GCB) military

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6 GCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS pre 1900 (GCB)

07/03/1817+ DRUMMOND, Gordon Lieutenant-General British Army (later General) City, Quebec (27 September 1772) KCB (1815) Second in Command to Sir George Provost at start of 1812 war in Canada Commander in Chief British Forces in Canada in 1814 Invested 06 February 1817 by HRH the Prince (replacing Sir James LEITH, deceased)

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28/06/1861+ WILLSHIRE, Thomas General - British Army Halifax, (24 August 1749) (1841) KCB (1839) CB (1838)

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3 The Order of the Dooranee Empire 1st Class, awarded to British field officers (including then Major-General Sir Thomas Wilshire) during the First Afghan War by Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk of Afghanistan by of in gratitude for his restoration to the throne.

7 GCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS pre 1900 (GCB)

20/05/1871+ WILLIAMS, William Fenwick Lt-Governor of Nova Scotia (1865 - 1870) Annapolis, Nova Scotia Baronet (1856) KCB (1856) CB (1852) General - Royal Artillery Commander Canadian Forces 1859-1865 Lieutenant-General (1864) / General (1868) : GCB (CB) - Crimea - (France) - Order of Medjidie. The Order of Medjidie (Mejidie) is the name of a military and knightly order of the Ottoman Empire. The Order was instituted in 1851 by Sultan Abdülmecid I

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24/05/1873+ WALLIS, Provo William Parry Admiral - Royal Navy South Atlantic Force Halifax, Nova Scotia Admiral of the Fleet 1877 96 years service in the Royal Navy Received one other medal: Naval General Service Medal 1793-1841 with Bar SHANNON WH CHESAPEAKE

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8 GCB (civil) awarded to CANADIANS pre 1900 (GCB)

21/11/1884+ MACDONALD, John Alexander Prime Minister (1867 - 1873 & 1878 - 1891) Glasgow, Scotland (age 5) KCB (1867) Civil GCB

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25/06/1897+ HALIBURTON, Arthur Lawrence British Under-Secretary of State for War Windsor, Nova Scotia Baron (1898) KCB (1885) CB (1880) British Permanent Under-Secretary of State for War (1895-1897) First Baron Atholstan of Huntingdon in the Province of Quebec in the Dominion of Canada and of the City of Edinburgh Civil GCB Lord Atholstan

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GCB (military) to CANADIANS by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT after 1900 (GCB)

02/01/1911+ DOUGLAS, Archibald Lucius Admiral – Royal Navy Quebec City, Quebec GCVO (1905) KCB (1902) Admiral - 2nd Sea Lord (1899 to 1901)

Admiral Sir Charles Lucius DOUGLAS, GCB, GCVO Commander-in-Chief -

DOUGLAS, Charles Lucius, Admiral, Royal Navy - Awarded Grand Cross, Order of the Bath (GCB) as per London Gazette of 2 January 1911 in the rank of Admiral.

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10 GCB (military) awards to CANADIANS by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT after 1900 (GCB)

19/06/1911+ DRURY, Charles Carter Admiral - Royal Navy Rothesay, GCVO (1907) KCB (1905) KCSI (1903) Admiral - 2nd Sea Lord of the Admiralty (1903 - 1908)

Admiral Charles Carter DRURY, GCVO, KCB, KCSI

DRURY, Charles Carter, Admiral - Knight Commander - Most Exalted Order of the Star of India (KCSI) - Royal Navy - Awarded as per London Gazette of 1 January 1903 (no Canada Gazette). Born: Rothesay, New Brunswick. Commander-in-Chief of His Majesty's Naval Forces in the East Indies". Commander-in-Chief Mediterranean Fleet Second Sea Lord of the Admiralty 1903 - 1908.

Joined Royal Navy Royal Navy 1859 Sub-Lieutenant Royal Navy 1865 Lieutenant Royal Navy 1868 Commander Royal Navy 1875 Captain Royal Navy 1885 Rear-Admiral Royal Navy 1899 (Second Sea Lord) Admiral Royal Navy 1908

DRURY, Charles Carter, Rear-Admiral, Sir, KCSI - Knight Commander - Order of the Bath (Civil) (KCB) - Royal Navy - Awarded as per London Gazette of 30 June 1905 (no Canada Gazette).

"Awarded for outstanding services as Second Sea Lord of the Admiralty."

DRURY, Charles Carter, Rear-Admiral, Sir, KCB, KCSI - Knight Grand Cross - Royal Order (GCVO) - Royal Navy - Awarded as per London Gazette of 23 April 1907 (no Canada Gazette).

"Awarded for outstanding services as Second Sea Lord of the Admiralty."

DRURY, Charles Carter, Admiral, Sir, GCVO, KCB, KCSI - Knight Grand Cross - Order of the Bath (GCB) - Royal Navy - Awarded as per London Gazette of 19 June 1911 (no Canada Gazette).

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11 GCB (military) awards to CANADIANS by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT after 1935 (GCB)

28/12/1956+ LOEWEN, Charles Falkland General - British Army Vancouver, B.C. KCB (1951) KBE (1954) CB (1947) CBE (1944) Adjutant-General British Forces 1956 - 1959 \ DSO (1945) Graduate Royal Military College Kingston

General Charles Falkland LOEWEN, GCB, KBE, DSO Adjutant-General British Forces 1956 to 1959

Born: 17/09/1900 Vancouver B.C. Married: 08/10/1928 Kathleen Gordon Died: 17/08/1986 Mansfield, Ontario

Honours LG 28/12/1956+ GCB Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath General Royal Artillery LG 01/01/1951+ KCB Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath Lieutenant-General (late Royal Artillery) LG 01/01/1954+ KBE Knight Commander of the Order of the Lieutenant-General (late Royal Artillery) LG 03/07/1945+ CB Companion of the Order of the Bath Major-General (Acting) (late Royal Artillery) LG 31/12/1943+ CBE Commander of the Order of the British Empire Colonel (Temporary ) LG 26/06/1945+ DSO Distinguished Service Order Major-General (Acting) (late Royal Regiment Artillery) LG 20/12/1940+ MID Mentioned in Despatches (Service in Norway) A/Lieutenant-Colonel (Major & Bt LCol) RRA LG Commander Legion of Merit (USA)

Military 1916 Officer Cadet Royal Military College Kingston 1918 2nd Lieutenant Royal Field Artillery (too Young to join Canadian Army) (17987) 17/03/1920 Lieutenant Promoted Lieutenant Royal Regiment of Artillery LG 16/04/1920+ 17/09/1931 Captain Promoted to Captain LG 18/09/1931+ 29/09/1931 Captain Adjutant Royal Regiment of Artillery LG 13/11/1931+ 18/02/1933 Captain End appointment at Adjutant LG 18/04/1933+ 20/02/1933 Captain To Staff College LG 21/02/1933+ 15/01/1935 Captain Returned to Establishment LG 29/03/1935+ 01/04/1936 Captain Seconded to the Staff in India LG 03/04/1936+ 01/04/1936 Captain Brigade Major in India LG 05/06/1936+ 01/07/1937 Brevet Major To be Brevet Major LG 02/07/1937+ 01/08/1938 Local LCol Seconded Royal Signals in India LG 05/08/1938+ 15/10/1938 Brevet Major End term as Brigade Major in India LG 25/11/1938+ 01/11/1938 Local LCol GSO2 in India LG 08/11/1938+ 01/11/1938 Local LCol Continues to be seconded to Staff in India LG 25/11/1938+ 01/07/1939 Brevet Major Relinquish the Local rank of Local Lieutenant-Colonel LG 01/08/1939+ 01/07/1939 Bt Lieutenant-Colonel Seconded Signals LG 04/07/1939+ 1940 Acting Colonel Major & Bt LCol RRA – Instructor at Staff College Camberley LG 20/12/1940+ 1940 Acting Brigadier GSO2 North Western Expeditionary Force 1940 Acting Brigadier GSO1 North Western Expeditionary Force 24/02/1941 Acting Brigadier Staff, Northern Command 1942 Acting Brigadier Commander Royal Artillery 55 th Division 1942 Acting Brigadier Commander Royal Artillery 6 th Armoured Division 30/06/1943 Colonel Promoted Colonel seniority 01 July 1942– From Royal Artillery A/BGen LG 03/09/1943+

12 General Charles Falkland LOEWEN, GCB, KBE, DSO

1943 Acting Brigadier Brigadier General Staff 1943 Acting Brigadier Deputy Chief of Staff 21 st Army Group 1943 Acting Brigadier Commander Corps Royal Artillery – 1 Corps 24/04/1944 Acting Brigadier Acting Commanding – , Italy 24/07/1944 Acting Major-General Promoted to Acting Major-General LG 02/02/1945+ 24/07/1944 Acting Major-General General Officer Commanding – 1st Division, Italy – Middle East 24/07/1945 Temp Major-General Promoted Temporary Major-General LG 24/07/1945+ 1945 Temp Major-General GOC 1 st Infantry Division in British XIII Corps 06/05/1946 Major-General Colonel (Temp Major-General) to be Major-General Seniority 30/08/1944 LG 12/07/1946+ 1946 Major-General General Officer Commanding – 6th Armoured Division 1947 Major-General General Officer Commanding – 1st Armoured Division 1948 Major-General General Officer Commanding – 50 th Division, DOC Northumberland District 18/05/1950 Major-General Relinquishes Appointment as Cdr of a District & an Infantry Division (T.A.) LG 05/09/1950+ 27/05/1950 Lieutenant-General Promoted to Lieutenant-General (Late Royal Regiment of Artillery) LG 30/05/1950+ 27/05/1950 Lieutenant-General General Officer Commanding-in-Chief Anti-Aircraft Command LG 02/06/1950+ 15/01/1953 Lieutenant-General Colonel Commandant Royal Artillery (GOC in C Anti-Aircraft Command) LG 07/04/1953+ 23/04/1953 Lieutenant-General General Officer Commanding in Chief Western Command LG 24/04/1953+ 13/10//1953 Lieutenant-General Commander-in-Chief Far East Land Forces LG 04/12/1953+ 16/04/1954 General Promoted to General LG 04/05/1954+ 1956 General Adjutant General to the British Army and ADC to the Queen 12/11/1956 General Appointed to Her Majesty’s Army Council 1956 to 1959 LG 13/11/1956+ 25/11/1956 General Appointed Aide-de-Camp (General) to the Queen LG 23/11/1956+ 13/12/1956 General Appointed to Her Majesty’s Army Council LG 12/12/1956+ 11/02/1957 General Appointed to Her Majesty’s Army Council LG 12/02/1957+ 23/09/1957 General Appointed to Her Majesty’s Army Council LG 04/08/1957+ 16/01/1958 General Appointed to Her Majesty’s Army Council LG 21/01/1958+ 02/04/1958 General Appointed to Her Majesty’s Army Council LG 06/05/1958+ 18/12/1958 General Appointed to Her Majesty’s Army Council LG 19/12/1958+ 14/08/1959 General ADC appointment relinquished LG 11/08/1959+ 14/11/1959 General Retired LG 06/11/1959+ 1959 Colonel Commandant Royal Regiment of Artillery

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13 GCB (military) awards to CANADIANS by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT after 1935 (GCB)

01/01/1972+ MOGG, Herbert John General - British Army British Columbia KCB (1966) CB (1964) CBE (1960) Late Infantry DSO (1944) Bar to DSO (1945) 2 MIDS (WWII) Colonel Commandant the Royal Green Jackets Colonel Commandant Army Air Corps

General John Herbert MOGG, GCB, CBE, DSO & Bar

Born: 13 February 1913 British Columbia Father: British Army Won a in WWI Emigrated: 1920 To Britain Educated: Malvern College in Worcestershire Married: 1939 Cecilia Margaret Molesworth Sons: 3 Died: 28 October 2001

Honours LG 31/12/1971+ GCB Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath General Col Comm Army AC & Royal Green Jackets LG 31/12/1965+ KCB Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath Major-General Colonel Commandant Royal Green Jackets (43 & LG 06/06/1964+ CB Commander of the Order of the Bath Major-General Colonel Commandant, Army Air Corps \ 52 nd ) LG 10/06/1960+ CBE Commander of the Order of the British Empire Colonel (Temporary Brigadier) Late Infantry LG 31/08/1944+ DSO Distinguished Service Order Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) LG 12/04/1945+ Bar to DSO Bar to the Distinguished Service Order Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) LG 10/05/1945+ MID Mentioned-in-Despatches Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) 1971 to 1974 ADC ADC to the Queen

Military 1932 1936 Gentleman Cadet Graduates from Royal Military College Sandhurst 26/08/1937 2nd Lieutenant Oxfordshire and Buchinghamshire Light Infantry (Service Number 73153) LG 27/08/1937+ 01/08/1944 Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding Officer – 9th Battalion of the 22 nd Armoured Brigade 7 th Division 08/07/1948 Major Substantive Major Oxfordshire and Buchinghamshire Light Infantry LG 16/07/1948+ 01/07/1951 Brevet LCol Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel – Commanding Officer The Parachute Regiment LG 27/11/1951+ 15/09/1955 Colonel Promoted Colonel LG 27/12/1955+ 1960 Brigadier Brigade Commander in 10/02/1961 Major-General Promoted T/MGen - Director of Weapons and Development (Combat Development) LG 10/02/1961+ 07/02/1963 Major-General Relinquishes command of Director Combat Development LG 05/02/1963+ 11/04/1963 Major-General Commandant – Royal Military College Sandhurst LG 09/05/1963+ 10/06/1966 Major-General Relinquishes Command of Royal Military College Sandhurst LG 14/01/1966+ 10/01/1966 T/Lieutenant-General General Officer Commanding-in-Chief 1st Army Corps in Germany LG 14/01/1966+ 10/01/1966 Lieutenant-General Substantive Lieutenant-General LG 29/07/1966+ 15/01/1968 Lieutenant-General Relinquishes Command of 1 st Army Corps LG 12/01/1968+ 01/1968 Lieutenant-General Temporary GOC-in-C Southern Command 12/02/1968 Lieutenant-General General Officer Commanding-in-Chief Southern Command relinquished LG 09/02/1968+ 12/02/1968 Lieutenant-General Commander-in-Chief Army Strategic Command 15/06/1968 Lieutenant-General Colonel Commandant Royal Green Jackets LG 12/07/1968+ 27/10/1969 General Promoted General – Continues at CinC Army Strategic Command LG 14/11/1969+ 15/05/1970 Lieutenant-General Relinquishes command of Army Strategic Command LG 15/05/1970+

14 General John Herbert MOGG, GCB, CBE, DSO & Bar (Continued)

03/06/1970 General Adjutant-General LG 09/06/1970+ 18/06/1973 General Relinquishes position as the Adjutant-General LG 18/06/1973+ 12/11/1973 General Deputy Supreme Allied Commander NATO (Deputy SACEUR) LG 12/11/1993+ 15/03/1976 General Relinquishes position as Deputy SACEUR – Retires LG 15/03/1976+ 17/06/1976 General Retires on Retired Pay LG 21/06/1976+ 15/02/1976 Honorary Colonel 10 th Voluntary Battalion the Parachute Regiment 17/02/1978 Honorary Colonel 10th Voluntary Battalion the Parachute Regiment Expires LG 10/04/1978+ 1979 Vice Lord Lieutenant Oxfordshire

Medals: GCB CBE DSO and Bar 1939-1945 Star France and Germany Star Defence Medal British War Medal with MID General Service Medal 1918-1962 with bar Malaya One More

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15 GCB (military) awards to CANADIANS by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT after 1935 (GCB)

16/06/1979+ EVANS, David George Air Chief Marshal Royal Air Force Windsor, Ontario KCB (1977) CBE (1967) OBE (1962) Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service in the Air 1955 C-in-C RAF Strike Command (1977 - 1980) Vice Chief of British Defence Staff (1981 - 1983)

Born: 14 July 1924 Windsor, Ontario Canada Nickname: Paddy Education: Windsor, Ontario Married: Daughter Maxine Jane Evans who married John James Goring

Honours LG 04/02/1985+ GCB of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath Air Chief Marshal (retired) LG 16/06/1979+ GCB Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath Air Chief Marshal LG 30/12/1976+ KCB Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath Air Marshal LG 20/12/1966+ CBE Commander of the Order of the British Empire Air Vice-Marshal LG 01/01/1962+ OBE Officer of the Order of the British Empire Wing Commander LG 09/06/1955+ QCVSA Queen’s Commendation for Valuable Service in the Air Squadron Leader

Military 20/05/1943 Sergeant To be Pilot Officer on Probation (emergency) 930421 LG 27/08/1943+ 07/04/1944 Pilot Officer To be Pilot Officer on Probation (emergency) 1487477 LG 16/06/1944+ 05/1944 Pilot Officer For Pilot Training in Canada 07/10/1944 Flying Officer War Substantive 1945 Flying Officer To Ismalia in Egypt for Operational Training 07/04/1946 Flight Lieutenant War Substantive 07/10/1947 Flight Lieutenant Permanent Flight Lieutenant Seniority 25/08/1947 LG 02/01/1947+ 01/10/1954 Squadron Leader Promoted to Squadron Leader LG 28/09/1954+ 01/07/1959 Wing Commander Promoted to Wing Commander LG 26/06/1959+ 01/07/1964 Promoted to Group Captain LG 30/06/1964+ 03/03/1973 Air Vice-Marshal Air Officer Commanding No. 1 Group LG 05/03/1973+ 14/02/1976 Acting Air Marshal Promoted and appointed Vice-Chief of the Air Staff LG 17/02/1976+ 26/03/1977 Air Chief Marshal Promoted to the Acting Rank of Air Chief Marshal LG 29/03/1977+ 26/03/1977 Air Chief Marshal Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief RAF Strike Command LG 29/03/1977+ 26/03/1977 Air Chief Marshal Promoted to the Acting Rank of Air Chief Marshal LG 29/03/1977+ 15/09/1980 Air Chief Marshal End C-in-C Strike Command LG 15/09/1980+ 1981 Air Chief Marshal Vice-Chief of the British Defence Staff 09/08/1983 Air Chief Marshal Retire from the RAF LG 11/10/1983+

1983 Non-Executive Director British Aerospace

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16 KCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS pre-Confederation (KCB)

03/01/ DRUMMOND, Gordon Lieutenant-General British Army (later General) 1815+ Quebec City, Quebec (27 September 1772) GCB (1817) KCB (1815) Second in Command to Sir George Provost at start of 1812 war in Canada Commander in Chief British Forces in Canada in 1814

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20/12/ WILLSHIRE, Thomas Major-General British Army (Later General) 1839+ Halifax, Nova Scotia Baronet (1841) GCB (1861) CB (1838) ‘Colonel T. Willshire, commanding the Bombay Troops and Serving with the rank of Major-General in India.’

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05/02/ WILLIAMS, William Fenwick Major-General - Royal Artillery (Later LGen) 1856+ Annapolis, Nova Scotia Baronet (1875) GCB (1871) CB (1841) Baronet (1856) KCB (1856) CB (1852) General - Royal Artillery Commander Canadian Forces 1859-1865 Lieutenant-General (1864) / General (1868) MEDALS: GCB (CB) - - Officer Legion of Honour (France) - Order of Medjidie. The Order of Medjidie (Mejidie) is the name of a military and knightly order of the Ottoman Empire. The Order was instituted in 1851 by Sultan Abdülmecid I

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17 KCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS pre-Confederation (KCB)

22/01/ INGLIS, John Eardley Wilmot Major-General British Army 1858+ Halifax, Nova Scotia "Defence of Lucknow for 87 days in 1857"

Major-General Sir John Eardley Wilmot Inglis (15 November 1814 – 27 September 1862), was born in Nova Scotia, Canada, the son of John Inglis, the third bishop of that colony and grandson of (bishop). He was married to Julia Selina Thesiger (1833–1904), daughter of Alfred Thesiger who wrote of her experiences during the including extracts from her diary. Their children included Rupert Edward Inglis who was an England rugby international, who was killed at the in 1916.

In 1833 he joined the 32nd (Cornwall) Regiment of Foot, in which all his regimental service was passed. In 1837 he saw active service in Canada in the Rebellion, including the actions at St. Denis and St. Eustache. During the Second Anglo-Sikh War, in 1848 to 1849 in the Punjab, He was in command at the Siege of Multan and at the Battle of Gujrat.

In 1857, on the outbreak of the Indian Mutiny, he was in command of his regiment at Lucknow. Sir Henry Lawrence being mortally wounded during the siege of the residency. Inglis thus took command of the garrison, and maintained a successful defence for 87 days against an overwhelming force. He was promoted to major-general and made K.C.B. for this action. After further active service in India, he was, in 1860, given command of the British troops in the Ionian Islands.

He died at Homburg on 27 September 1862, aged 47 and was buried in the crypt of Saint Paul's Cathedral, London.

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18 KCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS pre-Confederation (KCB)

25/07/ DARLING, Charles Henry Governor of Newfoundland (1855 - 1857) 1858+ Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia Governor of Jamaica (1857 - 1863) ‘Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief in and over the Island of Jamaica and its dependencies’

Sir KCB (19 February 1809 – 25 January 1870) was a British colonial governor. He was born at Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, the son of Major-General Henry Darling and nephew of General Sir . He was educated at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, and served in the garrisons of , the Windward Islands, and Jamaica, with the 57th Foot.

He started his colonial service while in Jamaica and became Lieutenant-Governor of St. Lucia in 1847. He became Lieutenant-Governor of the in South Africa in 1851. He became Governor of Newfoundland in 1855 to 1857.

Darling supported the British suggestions granting the French more fishing rights in waters of Newfoundland between Cape St. John and Cape Ray to the total disagreement of the Newfoundland government which ultimately lead to the end of his term in office.

Darling became governor and captain-chief of Jamaica in 1857 then , from 1863 to 1866.

He married firstly on 2 May 1835 to Anne Wilhelmina Dalzell (born 18 July 1813, who died 16 October 1837 and they had a son, who died in infancy. He married, secondly, at Christ Church, Barbados, on 14 December 1839 to Mary Ann Nurse (who died of yellow fever in St Lucia on 6 November 1848). He married, thirdly, at Ilfracombe, North Devon on 10 December 1851 to Elizabeth Isabella Caroline Salter (born around 1820 – died 10 December 1900). Charles Henry Darling died at Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, aged 60.

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19 KCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS pre-Confederation (KCB)

18/05/ WALLIS, Provo William Parry Vice-Admiral Royal Navy South Atlantic Force 1860+ Halifax, Nova Scotia GCB (1873) Admiral of the Fleet 1877 "Commander-in-Chief of the South East Coast of South America"

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14/03/ BELCHER, Edward Vice-Admiral Royal Navy (later Admiral) 1867+ Nova Scotia Kt (1843) CB (1841) Received the Arctic Medal - search for Franklin 1852

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20 KCB (civil) awards ASSOCIATED with CANADA pre-Confederation (KCB)

14/08/ DOUGLAS, James Governor of British Columbia (1851 -1863) 1863+ Demerara, British Guiana (Age 16) CB civil (1858) Civil KCB "Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over Vancouver Island and the colony of British Columbia"

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11/12/ HEAD, Edmund Walker Captain General & Governor in Chief of Canada 1860+ Rayleigh, Essex, England (age 49) \ (1854-1861) Civil KCB

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21 KCB (civil) awarded to CANADIANS post Confederation (KCB)

09/07/ MACDONALD, John Alexander (1867 - 1873 & 1878 - 1991) 1867+ Glasgow, Scotland (age 5) GCB (1884) KCB effective 1 July 1867

Civil KCB

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25/08/ HALIBURTON, Arthur Lawrence Director of Supplies and Transport War Office 1885+ Windsor, Nova Scotia Baron (1898) GCB civil (1887) CB civil (1880) Later First Baron Atholstan of Huntingdon in the Province of Quebec in the Dominion of Canada and of the City of Edinburgh

Civil KCB

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22 KCB (civil) awarded to CANADIANS post Confederation (KCB)

03/06/ MURRAY, John Naturalist / Northern Canada and Oceanographer 1898+ Cobourg, Ontario Served on HMS Challenger Civil KCB 03/03/1841 Born in Cobourg, Ontario, on 3 March 1841. 1864-1865 Starts studies medicine at the University of Edinburgh 1868-1872 Resumes studies medicine at the University of Edinburgh, but does not graduate 1868 Naturalist on a whaling ship in the Arctic 1872-1876 Naturalist on the H.M.S. Challenger expedition 1876-1882 First assistant, publication of the scientific results of the Challenger mission 1882 Appointed editor of publications for the Challenger mission 1883 Sets up the Edinburgh Marine Laboratory at Granton 1883-1894 Carries out marine research off the west coast of Scotland 1885 Publishes his Narrative of the Cruise of the H.M.S. Challenger , with T. H. Tizard, H. N. Moseley and J.Y. Buchanan 1891 Publishes his Deep-sea Deposits 1895 Publishes his A Summary of the Scientific Results Obtained at the Sounding, Dredging and 1896 Made a of the Royal of London Trawling Stations of H.M.S. Challenger Trawling stations of HMS Challenger 1896-1898 Member of the fishery board for Scotland 1897 Begins bathymetric survey of Scotland's lochs 1897 Forms company with G. Clunies Ross to develop the mineral resources of Christmas Island 1897-1898 First expedition to Christmas Island 03/06/ 1898 Knighted – receives KCB 1899 British delegate to the International Hydrographic Conference, Stockholm 1908 Second expedition to Christmas Island 1910 Pays for and participates in expedition to the North Atlantic on the Sars 1912 Publishes his The Depths of the Ocean , with J. Hjort 1913 Publishes his The Ocean; A General Account of the Science of the Sea 16/03/1944 Dies at Kirkliston, Scotland, on 16 March 1914 . ======

30/06/ DRURY, Charles Carter Vice-Admiral Royal Navy (Admiral 1908) 1905+ Rothesay, New Brunswick GCB (1911) GCVO (1907) KCSI (1903)

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23 KCB (military) awards to CANADIANS post Confederation (KCB)

19/04/ DARTNELL, John George Colonel (Local BGen) Natal Volunteer Force 1901+ London, Ontario CMG (1881) British Army for service in South Africa / later a Major-General

Major-General Sir John George Dartnell, KCB, CMG

Born in Canada in 1838 Married a daughter of Judge Steer, of the Calcutta Supreme Court

Lieutenant 1856 British Army Lieutenant 1857 86 th Regiment with the Central India Field Force under Sir Hugh Rose (Lord Strathnairn) 1858 Present at the Storm & Capture of Chandaree and led the only successful escalade Attach on the fortress of Jhansi - Severely wounded during the Indian Mutiny Medal and Clasp – Mentioned in Despatches Captain 1859 2nd Battalion, 16 th Regiment Captain 1862 Exchanged to the 27 th Regiment Brevet Major 1863 27 th Regiment Brevet Major 1865 Served in the Bhootan Expedition as Aide-de-Camp to MGen Sir Henry Thomas Present at the recapture of Dewangiri Medal with Clasp Brevet Major 1869 Sale of Commission Commandant 1874 Formed the Mounted Police and Volunteer Force of Natal Commandant 1879 Served through the Zulu War 1879 Medal with Clasp Commandant 1881 Served in the Transvaal Campaign - Present at the Battle of Laing’s Neck 1881 Awarded CMG Commandant 1887 Member of the Local Defence Committee Colonel 1888 Colonel Commanding the Local Forces of Natal Chief 1894 Chief Commissioner of Natal Police Chief Justice of the Peace for the Colony Secretary for Native Affairs Commissioner of Mines Inspector of Prisons Chief 1901 Awarded KCB Major-General 1911 Retired to London with Honorary rank of Major-General Major-General 1913 Died 25 September 1913 in Folkestone

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24 GCB (military) awards to CANADIANS by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT after 1900 (GCB)

26/06/1902+ DOUGLAS, Archibald Lucius Admiral – Royal Navy Quebec City, Quebec GCB (1911) GCVO (1905) Admiral - 2nd Sea Lord (1899 to 1901)

Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Lucius DOUGLAS, KCB Commander-in-Chief - Portsmouth

DOUGLAS, Charles Lucius, Vice-Admiral, Royal Navy - Awarded Knight Commander, Order of the Bath (KCB) as per London Gazette of 26 June 1902 in the rank of Vice-Admiral.

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25 KCB (military) awards to CANADIANS post Confederation (KCB)

24/06/ BENSON, Frederick William Major-General - British Army 1910+ St. Catherines, Ontario CB (1901) Major-General in Charge of Administration 1907-1909 "Colonel 21st Lancers"

Maj.-General Sir Frederick William Benson (1849-1916), KCB (1910), CB (1901) was educated at College, , and at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, serving as a volunteer during the in Canada, 1866, joining the 21st Hussars, 1869, exchanging to the 12th Royal Lancers in 1876, and becoming ADC to the Lieut.-Governor, North-West Provinces, India, 1877. He passed Staff College, 1880, became a Captain in the 5th Dragoon Guards, 1880 and exchanged to the 17th Lancers, 1881. He was Brigade-Major, Poona, 1882-1884, Garrison Instructor, Bengal, 1884-1890 and commanded the Egyptian cavalry, 1892-1894. He was Deputy Assistant Adjutant General (Instruction) Dublin, 1895-1898 and Assistant Adjutant General, Chief Staff Officer, South-Eastern District, 1898-1900. He undertook special service in South Africa as Assistant Adjutant General, 6th Division, South African Field Force, 1900-1901 and served at Headquarters, 1901- 1903. He was Inspector-General of Remounts, 1903-1904, Director of Transport and Remounts, 1904-1907 and Maj.-General in charge of Administration, 1907-1909. He was married to Caroline Couper in 1881.

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26 KCB (military) awards to CANADIANS post Confederation (KCB)

05/07/ OTTER, William Dillon Commanded Cdn troops in South Africa (1899) 1913 Clinton, Ontario CVO (1908) CB (1900) Rank of Major-General in WW1 / General 1922

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27 KCB (civil) awarded to a CANADIAN for service in WW1 (KCB)

25/09/ HUGHES, Samuel Minister of Militia (1911-1916) 1915 Darlington, Ontario Held rank of Lieutenant-General His medals are held by his nephew in Toronto and include: (Civil KCB) KCB (civil) Canadian General Service Medal with bar Fenian Raid 1870 Queen's South Africa Medal with 2 bars Orange Free State and Cape Colony Jubilee Medal Edward VII Medal Volunteer Decoration EVII

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28 KCB (military) awarded to the CANADIAN ARMY for service in WW1 (KCB)

26/01/ CURRIE, Arthur William Lieutenant-General Canadian Army 1918 Napperton, Ontario GCMG (1919) KCMG (1917) CB (1915) Commander (1917 - 1919) Later General

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29 KCB (military) awarded to the CANADIAN ARMY for service in WW1 (KCB)

26/01/ TURNER, Richard Ernest William Lieutenant-General Canadian Army 1918 Quebec City, Quebec VC (1901) KCMG (1917) DSO (1901) Chief of General Staff in UK (1916 - 1919)

His medals were on display at the CFB Gagetown Museum and include:

VC - DSO - Queen's South Africa Medal (bars Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, , Cape Colony, Orange Free State & South Africa 1901) - 1914/15 Star - British War Medal - Victory Medal with MID - ERVII Coronation medal - GV Jubilee medal - GVI Coronation medal - EIIR Coronation medal – Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers Decoration (ERVII) - CD (GVI) and bar - Croix de Guerre with Palmes (France) KCB neck badge and star- KCMG neck badge and star Commander of the French Legion d'Honneur neck badge Order of the White Eagle of Russia with neck badge and star

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30 (military) awarded to the CANADIAN ARMY for service in WW1 (KCB)

26/01/ WATSON, David Major-General Canadian Army 1918 Quebec City, Quebec CB (1917) CMG (1917) GOC 4th Canadian Division (1916 - 1919)

Medals of Major-General Sir , KCB, CMG KCB – CMG – 1914/1915 Star – British War Medal – Victory Medal with MID – King Coronation - Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal – Commander, Legion of Honour (France) – Commander, Order of Leopold (Belgium) – Croix de Guerre with Palme (France) – Croix de Guerre (Belgium)

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06/07/ BURSTALL, Henry Edward Major-General Canadian Army 1918 Quebec City, Quebec KCMG (1917) CB (1915) CMG (1917) GOC 2nd Canadian Division (1916 - 1919)

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31 KCB (military) awarded to the CANADIAN ARMY for service in WW1 (KCB)

08/02/ MACDONELL, Archibald Cameron Major-General Canadian Army 1919 Windsor, Ontario CB (1917) CMG (1916) DSO (1901) GOC (1917 - 1919) MEDALS: KCB – CMG – DSO - Queen's South Africa with three Bars - 1914/15 Star - British War Medal- Victory Medal with MID - Efficiency Decoration - Legion of Honour (France) - Croix de Guerre (France)

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12/07/ LOOMIS, Frederick Oscar Warren Major-General Canadian Army 1919 Sherbrooke, Quebec CB (1918) CMG (1917) DSO (1915) Bar to DSO (1918) GOC (1918 - 1919)

Born at Sherbrooke, Quebec, 1 February 1870. He was educated at the University of Bishop's College, and became a general contractor. He enlisted in the as a private in 1886; in 1914 he was given command of the 13th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force. He was promoted brigadier-general in 1916, and in 1918 Major-General, commanding the Third Canadian Division. He was awarded the DSO in 1915 (bar in 1918), as well as several foreign decorations; he was created a Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George in 1917, and a KCB in 1919. He retired to civilian life in 1919, and he died in on 15 February 1937.

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KCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS in the BRITISH FORCES in WW1 (KCB)

01/01/ de CHAIR, Dudley Rear-Admiral Royal Navy (later Admiral) 1916+ Lennoxville, Quebec KCMG (1933) CB civil (1914) MVO (1908) His medals were taken from St. Osyth's Priority, England in April 1986 Medals: KCB KCMG CB (civil) MVO (4th) Egypt Medal with clasp ALEXANDRIA 1914/15 Star British War Medal Victory Medal with MID Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Medal King George V Coronation Medal Chevalier Legion d'Honour France Distinguished Service Medal (USA) Khedives Star 1882

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28/04/ DOBELL, Charles Macpherson Lieutenant-General British Army 1916+ Beavoir Manor, Quebec CMG (1914) DSO (1901) RMC Graduate - to Royal Welsh Fusilier 1890 British Army Inspector-General West African Frontier Forces 1915 KCB for "Valuable Services in connection with the military operations against the German Cameroons."

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33 KCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS in the BRITISH FORCES in WW1 (KCB)

19/12/ KIRKPATRICK, George Macaulay Major-General (T/LGen) British Army 1918+ Kingston, Ontario KCSI (1917) CB (1911) (General 1927) RMC Graduate "Chief of General Staff India" Born on 23 August 1866 in Kingston, Ontario Son of Sir George Airey Kirkpatrick Died on 06 February 1950 in London, Middlesex, England

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01/01 HENEKER, William Charles Giffard Major-General – Cdn 8 th British Infantry Division 1919+ Sherbrooke, Quebec KCMG (1922) CB (1918) DSO (1902)

“For services during the Aro Expedition in Southern ”

RMC Cadet graduated 1888 – to Connaught Rangers 1888 British Army General (1932 Commander-in-Chief, Southern Command, India) KCMG as Major-General “Commander of the British Upper Silesian Force” KCB as Major-General (Commander 8 th British Infantry Division) DSO as Captain (Brevet Major)

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34 KCB (military) awards CONNECTED with CANADA in WW1 (KCB)

14/01/ ALDERSON, Edwin Lieutenant-General - British Army 1916+ Poyle House, Ipswich, England CB (1900) Commander Canadian Corps (1915 - 1916) Also Commanded Canadians in South Africa

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22/05/ BRIDGES, William Throsby Brigadier-General (Australian Army) 1915+ Greenock, Australia CMG (1907) "Inspector-General Council of Defence Australian Commonwealth Forces" Canadian connection - He attended RMC, Cadet #25 Killed in Action at Gallipoli 15 May 1915 - Major-General

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35 KCB (military) awards CONNECTED with CANADA in WW1 (KCB)

14/03/ BYNG, Julian Hedworth Lieutenant-General 1916+ Bedfordshire, England GCB (1919) GCMG KCMG MVO Viscount Commander Canadian Corps (1916 - 1917) Medals displayed in the Canadian War Museum Commanded Canadian troops at Vimy Ridge Later Canadian Governor-General Later a Field Marshal & Viscount Byng of Vimy

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KCB (military) awarded to a CANADIAN 1923 (KCB)

02/06/ ROBINSON, Charles Walker Major-General British Army (retired pay) 1923+ Toronto, Ontario CB (1887) Service in the Crimea, Ashanti, Zulu Wars and Mauritius

Charles Walker Robinson (1836-1924), joined the British army in the Prince Consort's Rifle Brigade. He retired with the rank of Major-General after having seen action in the , the Ashanti War, and the Zulu War.

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KCB (military) awarded to a CANADIAN in 1935 (KCB)

03/06/ MacBRIEN, James Howden Commissioner RCMP (1931-38) 1935 Myrtle, Ontario CB (1919) CMG (1918) DSO (1915) Bar to DSO (1918)

Chief of General Staff (1920-1927) with rank of Major-General "Canada Gazette 29 June 1935, page 2825: The KING has been graciously pleased, on the occasion of His Majesty's Birthday, and in commemoration of the completion of the twenty-fifth year of His Majesty's Reign, to give orders for the following promotion in, and appointment to the Most Honourable Order of the Bath: -- To be an additional Member of the Military Division of the Second Class, or Knight Commander of the said Most Honourable Order:-- Major-General James Howden MacBrien, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., Commissioner, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, formerly Chief of Staff, Canadian Militia - 3 June, 1935

MacBrien's Medals are on display in the RCMP Museum in Regina and include: KCB - CMG - DSO & Bar - OStJ - Queen's South Africa Medal with 5 bars - 1915 Star - BWM - VM with MID - GV Jubilee - GVI Coronation - Chevalier of the Legion of Honour (France) - French Croix de Guerre with bronze palmes

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37 KCB (military) Awarded to a CANADIAN in the British Army during WW2 (KCB)

01/01/ CORY, George Norton Lieutenant-General - British Army 1943+ Evaston, Illinois, USA KBE (1925) CB (1918) DSO (1900) RMC Grad 1895 Chief of British General Staff 1922 - 1926 Late of Royal Dublin Fusiliers

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KCB (civil) Awarded to a CANADIAN by the British Government after WW2 (KCB)

13/06/ WRIGHT, Charles Seymour Director Scientific Research British Admiralty 1946+ Toronto, Ontario CB (1937) OBE (1919) Polar Antarctic 1910-13 MC (LG 01/01/18 Captain RE) (Civil KCB)

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38 KCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS by the British Government after WW2 (KCB)

01/01/ BAKER, John Walkeling Air Marshal - Royal Air Force 1949+ Winnipeg, GBE (1954) CB (1942) DFC (1925) MC (1918) AOC-in-C Coastal Command (1948 - 1949) C-in C MEAF (1950 - 1952) DFC for Waziristan Service 9 March 1925 to 1 May 1925 / LG 20/11/25+

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01/01/ LOEWEN, Charles Falkland Lieutenant-General - Royal Artillery Brit Army 1951+ Vancouver, B.C. GCB (1957) KBE (1954) CB (1945) CBE (1944) C-in-C Far East Land Forces 1953 - 1956 DSO (1945) "Colonel Commandant Royal Regiment of Artillery" RMC Grad 1918 / Retired to Surrey, B.C.

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01/01/ MERTON, Walter Hugh Air Marshal - Royal Air Force 1959+ The Grove, Lakefield, Ontario GBE (1963) CB (1953) OBE (1941) Air Officer Administration Bomber Command 1956-1959 Chief of Staff AAFCE 1959 Air Chief Marshal 1961

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39 KCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS by the British Government after WW2 (KCB)

01/01/ NELSON, Sidney Richard Carlyle Air Marshal - Royal Air Force 1963+ Ponoka, CB (1962) OBE (1949) QHP University of Alberta Medical Graduate Director-General RAF Medical Service (1962-1967)

Air Marshal Sir Sidney Richard Carlyle NELSON, KCB, OBE, CStJ, QHP, MD, MCP&S (23273) Director-General RAF Medical Services 1962 to 1967

Born: 13/11/1907 Ponoka, Alberta Died: 2001

Honours

01/01/1963+ KCB Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath Air Marshal - Royal Air Force 26/06/1964+ CStJ Commander of the Order of St. John Air Marshal - Royal Air Force 01/01/1962+ CB Commander of the Order of the Bath Air Vice-Marshal - Royal Air Force 01/01/1949+ OBE Officer of the Order of the British Empire Wing Commander - Royal Air Force 23/06/1961+ QHP Honorary Air Vice-Marshal - Royal Air Force

Education MD University of Alberta Medical Graduate

Military

20/08/1934 Flying Officer Short Service Commission antedated from 1935 to 1934 LG 22/10/1935+ 20/08/1935 Flying Officer Short Service Commission for 3 Years LG 24/09/1935+ 20/08/1936 Flight Lieutenant Promoted Flight Lieutenant Short Service Commission LG 22/09/1936+ 20/08/1938 Flight Lieutenant Granted Permanent Commission as Flight Lieutenant LG 23/08/1938+ 26/11/1940 Squadron Leader War Substantive rank of Squadron Leader RAF LG 21/02/1941+ 01/07/1943 Wing Commander Promoted from S/L to Temporary Wing Commander RAF LG 13/07/1943+ 20/05/1944 Squadron Leader Temporary W/C to Substantive Squadron Leader LG 25/07/1944+ 01/10/1946 Wing Commander Temporary W/C to Substantive Wing Commander LG 15/08/1946+ 01/07/1957 Air Commodore Promoted from Group Captain to Air Commodore LG 28/06/1957+ 01/10/1959 Air Vice-Marshal Promoted to Acting rank of Air Vice-Marshal LG 09/10/1959+ 27/06/1961 Air Vice-Marshal Appointed Honorary Physician to the Queen (QHP) LG 23/06/1961+ 04/09/1962 Air Marshal Promoted to Acting rank of Air Marshal LG 04/09/1962+ 04/09/1962 Air Marshal Director-General RAF Medical Service 19/02/1967 Air Marshal Retirement from the Royal Air Force – End QHP LG 17/02/1967+

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40 KCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS by the British Government after WW2 (KCB)

01/01/ MOGG, Herbert John Major-General - British Army 1966+ British Columbia GCB (1972) CB (1964) CBE (1960) Late Infantry DSO (1944) Bar to DSO (1945) Colonel Commandant 1st Battalion The Royal Green Jackets Colonel Commandant Army Air Corps

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31/12/ EVANS, David George Air Marshal - Royal Air Force 1976+ Windsor, Ontario GCB (1979) CBE (1967) OBE (1962)

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41 KCB (military) awarded to CANADIANS by the British Government after WW2 (KCB)

11/06/ FARNDALE, Martin Baker Lieutenant-General - British Army 1983+ Red Deer (near), Alberta CB (1980) \ Later full General Master Gunner St. James Park since 1988 Joined Indian Army 1946 RMA, Sandhurst 1947 To Royal Artillery 1948 Command 1st RHA UK, N Ireland, Germany 1969-1971 Command 7th Armoured Brigade 1973- 1975 Command 2nd Armoured Division BOAR, 1980 - 1983 C-in-C BAOR & Commander Northern Army Group 1986-1987 (retired) Colonel Commandant Army Air Corps 1980 -1988 Colonel Commandant Royal Regiment of Artillery 1982 - present Medals: KCB (CB) GSM bar Borneo GSM (1972) bar Malaysia EIIR Silver Jubilee First Post WW2 member of British Forces to receive a Knighthood

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42 COMPANION of the MOST EXCELLENT ORDER of the BATH

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CB (military) awarded to CANADIANS pre-CONFEDERATION (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

01/06/1815a O’HARA, Edward LCol York Light Infantry Volunteers British Army CB 4

16/09/1815+ BECKWITH, John Charles LCol (later MGen) British Army – The Light Division – Halifax CB

05/06/1817a d'Irumberry de SALABERRY, Charles Michel LCol Voltigeurs Lower Canada Militia CB

20/07/1838+ WILSHIRE, Thomas Colonel 2nd Foot British Army (Bt GCB / KCB) CB

14/12/1841+ BELCHER, Edward Captain Royal Navy (*) (KCB Kt) CB

01/01/1851a COCHRAN, William George Colonel British Army 40th Reg (later LGen) CB

06/04/1852+ WATTS, George Edward Rear-Admiral Royal Navy (later VAdm) CB

24/12/1852+ WILLIAMS, William Fenwick LCol Royal Artillery (later LGen) (GCB) CB

(*) = CB awarded for battles at Canton; Belcher was later an Admiral in the RN

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LCol Charles Michel d’Irumberrry de Salaberry, CB 1. Army Gold Medal 2. Companion of the Order of the Bath 3. General with bar Chateaugauy

4 Edward O'Hara Born: 1767 in Gaspé, Quebec Died: 24 June 1833 near London, England Businessman, army officer and political figure in Lower Canada Moved to Quebec City in 1789 and, with Woolsey, opened a store there which sold shoes, clothing and fabrics. He was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Lower Canada in Gaspé in 1792 with the support of merchant Charles Robin - re-elected in 1796. In 1795, he was named a justice of the peace for the Gaspé district. In 1800, he joined the British Army, becoming a Lieutenant-Colonel in 1813. He served in India and at the 1810 capture of Guadeloupe. In 1815, he was made a Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB). He retired in 1822 and died near London, England in 1833.

43 CB (military) awarded to a CANADIAN pre-CONFEDERATION (CB)

03/01/ BECKWITH, John Charles Major-General British Army 1815+ Halifax, Nova Scotia Knight of the Order of Saints Maurice & Lazarus

Born: 02/10/1789 Halifax, Nova Scotia – eldest of 10 Children Father: John Beckwith Officer in the British army but he resigned his commission Settled in Nova Scotia - served as adjutant-general and lieutenant-colonel in the provincial militia Emigrated: To England age 14 Joined the British Army Grandson of: MGen John Beckwith Nephew of: General Sir George Beckwith General Sir Thomas Beckwith Died: 19/07/1862 Torre Pellice, Italy Buried: Val Pellice, Italy Honours LG 16/091815 CB Commander of the Order of the Bath 1848 Knight Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus (King Charles Albert) An awarded by the House of Savoy, the heads of which were formerly Kings of Italy. British Army

02/06/1803 50 th Regiment of Foot (West Kent Regiment of Foot) 29/08/1804 Ensign 95 th Rifles - His Uncle Sir Thomas Beckwith, was Lieutenant-Colonel – Peninsular Campaigns 13/06/1805 1st Lieutenant 95 th Rifles - Hanover (1805–6) 1807 1st Lieutenant 95 th Rifles - Denmark (1807) 28/07/1808 Captain 95 th Rifles - Sweden (1808); in Portugal (1808–9); Walcheren (Netherlands 1809) 1810 Captain 95 th Rifles - Portugal – Several MIDs 1811 Captain 95 th Rifles - Engagements against Masséna’s retiring French army in the spring 1812 Captain The Light Division of the 1 st Brigade – Brigade-Major and Deputy Assistant Quartermaster-General 03/03/1814 Brevet Major The Light Division 18/06/1815 Brevet Major The Light Division – Battle of Waterloo where he had 4 horses shot out from under him and lost a leg 18/07/1815 Lieutenant-Colonel The Light Division – (with Sir ’s Division at Quatre-Bras & Waterloo) 27/01/1820 Lieutenant-Colonel The Rifle Brigade – placed on Half Pay 10/01/1837 Colonel British Army 07/11/1846 Major-General British Army On 27 Jan. 1820 Beckwith was placed on half-pay as a member of the Rifle Brigade

Civilian after 1820 After his injury Beckwith had returned to his parents in Halifax where he became a founder and patron of the town’s first Sunday school established in connection with St George’s Church. After 1825 this Sunday school continued under the direction of the rector Robert Fitzgerald Uniacke. Beckwith also took an interest in the Royal Acadian School founded by Captain Walter Bromley* for poor children. In 1826 Beckwith was invited to visit the Duke of Wellington at Apsley House in London; there he read Dr William Stephen Gilly’s Narrative of an excursion to the mountains of Piemont. This book led him to become concerned with the plight of a small group of Protestants known as Waldensians or Vaudois who lived in the Piedmont valleys near Pinerolo. Beckwith visited the Waldensians for several years, then decided to make his headquarters near Turin and devote the rest of his life to assisting them. Drawing on his experience in Halifax, he worked to improve Waldensian schools some of which were as “ill-built as barns, as dirty as stables.” He collected money from friends in England, visited the schools, urged building of new schools by the community, sent teachers to Lausanne and Florence for training, and encouraged the education of women. In all he opened or restored 120 district schools. When King Charles Albert of Sardinia adopted a more liberal policy and allowed Italian to be spoken, Beckwith sent young pastors and teachers to Florence to facilitate the process of substituting Italian for French. In 1848, in recognition of his labours with the Waldensians, Beckwith received the cross of St Maurice and St Lazarius from the king. In 1850 he married a Waldensian, Anne Susanne Caroline Valle. (Dictionary of Canadian Biography)

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44 CB (civil) awarded to CANADIANS pre-CONFEDERATION (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

22/11/1850+ ROBINSON, John Beverley Honourable Chief Justice of Upper Canada (Bt) CB

23/06/1854+ BALDWIN, Robert Mr MP Baldwin-Lafontaine Administration CB

23/06/1854+ CAMPBELL, Edmund Mr Canada CB

17/03/1865+ ARCHIBALD, Edward Mortimer Honourable Attorney General of Newfoundland (KCMG) CB

05/02/1856+ STEWART, Alexander Mr Master of the Rolls of Nova Scotia CB

30/11/1858+ MACAULAY, James Buchanan Honourable Chief Justice of Upper Canada (Kt) CB

25/07/1858+ BLACK, Henry Honourable Judge Vice-Admiralty Court of Canada CB

25/07/1858+ HINCKS, Francis Mr MP 1st Legislative Assembly United Canada (KCMG) CB "Governor & Commander-in-Chief in and over the Colony of British Guiana"

30/11/1858+ DOUGLAS, James Honourable Governor of British Columbia (KCB) CB

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Sir James Douglas, KCB (CB)

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CB (military) awarded to CANADIANS post-CONFEDERATION (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

29/05/1886+ READE, John By Cole Deputy British Army (1888-93) (KStJ QHP) CB

21/06/1887+ READE, Herbert Taylor Surgeon General Medical Staff VC CB

21/06/1887+ ROBINSON, Charles Walker Colonel British Army - AA&QMG Aldershot (KCB) CB

20/05/1896+ NORTH, Dudley Colonel Assistant Adjutant-General Canada CB

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CB (civil) awarded to CANADIANS post-CONFEDERATION (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

09/07/1867+ CARTIER, George Etienne Honourable (Bt) CB GALT, Alexander Tilloch Honourable Canada East (GCMG) CB (*) HOWLAND, William Pearce Honourable Minister of Inland Revenue (1867-1868) (KCMG) CB McDOUGALL, William Honourable Minister of Public Works (1867-1869) CB TILLEY, Samuel Leonard Honourable Minister of Customs Canada (1867-1873) (KCMG) CB TUPPER, Charles Honourable Nova Scotia MP / later Prime Minister (Bt GCMG) CB

12/05/1868+ LANGEVIN, Hector Louis Honourable Secretary of State Canada (1867-1869) (KCMG) CB

03/02/1880+ HALIBURTON, Arthur Lawrence Mr Dir of Supplies for War Great Britain (GCB / KCB) CB

28/11/1902+ LAURIE, John Wimburn LGen BA (1887) / MP Cdn House of Commons CB

(*) = to be effective 01 July 1867

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46 CB (military) for services in SOUTH AFRICA (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

19/04/1901+ ALLEN, Ralph Edward MGen BA (born in Halifax) (LGen) CB

19/04/1901+ BENSON, Frederick W. Colonel 6th Div SA Field Force (MGen) (KCB) CB

19/04/1901+ DRURY, Charles William Colonel Royal Cdn Artillery (MGen) CB

19/04/1901+ EVANS, Thomas D.B. LCol 2nd Cdn Mounted Rifles (MGen) CB

19/04/1901+ LESSARD, Francois L. LCol CO Royal Cdn Dragoons (MGen) CB

19/04/1901+ OTTER, William Dillon Colonel Royal Canadian Rifles (MGen) (KCB) CB CVO

19/04/1901+ STEELE, Samuel Benfield LCol Lord Strathcona's Horse (MGen) (KCMG) CB MVO

19/04/1901+ VAN KOUGHNET, Edmund B. Captain Royal Navy (born Lennoxville PQ) CB

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William Otter

CB (military) Pre-WW1 (CB) LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

19/06/1911+ KIRKPATRICK, George Macaulay Colonel Inspector-General of Military (KCB) CB Forces of Australia 1910-14

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47 CB (military) held by members of the BRITISH ARMY with Service in CANADA (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

24/05/1881+ MIDDLETON, Frederick Dobson MGen GOC Cdn Militia (1884-1890) (KCMG) CB 21/08/1890+ HERBERT, Ivor John Carodoc MGen GOC Cdn Militia (1890-1895) CB CMG 26/05/1894+ HUTTON, Edward Thomas Henry MGen GOC Cdn Militia (1898-1900) (KCB) CB 21/06/1896+ O'GRADY-HALY, Richard Hebden MGen GOC Cdn Militia (1900-1902) CB DSO 20/05/1896+ DUNDONALD, Earl of MGen GOC Cdn Militia (1902-1904) CB CVO 31/10/1902+ LAKE, Percy Henry Noel MGen Chief General Staff (1904-1908) (KCB) CB CMG 19/04/1901+ MACKENZIE, Colin John MGen Chief General Staff (1910-1913) (KCB) CB 30/01/1917+ CROWE, John Henry Verinder BGen Commandant RMC (1909-1913) CB

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CB awards Connected to Canada (CB)

CB (military) held by a member of the BRITISH ARMY who Commanded the CANADIAN ARMY (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

19/04/1901+ ALDERSON, Edwin Alfred LGen Commander Cdn Corps (1915-16) (KCB) CB

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CB (military) to British Officers serving with CANADIAN Units WW1 (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

01/01/1918+ CURRIE, Arthur Cecil BGen Royal Artillery CB CMG 01/01/1918+ FARMAR, George Jasper BGen Worc. Regiment / DA & QMG Cdn Corps CB CMG 01/01/1918+ LIPSETT, Louis James MGen GOC 3rd Cdn Division CB CMG 03/06/1919+ MASSIE, Roger Henry BGen GOC Heavy Artillery Canadian Army CB CMG 14/01/1916 SEELEY, John Edward B. BGen OC Cdn Calvry Brigade CB CMG

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48 CB (civil) to British Officers serving with CANADIAN Units WW1 (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

22/01/1916 GWATKIN, Willoughby Garnon Colonel Canadian Local Forces (KCMG) CB (CMG) Chief of Canadian General Staff

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CB (military) to CANADIANS in British Services WW1 (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

03/06/1918+ CORY, George Nelson MGen Royal Dublin Fusilliers (KCB) CB DSO 01/01/1918+ HENEKER, William Charles Gifford MGen 8th Infantry Division (RMC 1888) (KCB KCMG) CB DSO 03/02/1917 JOLY de LOTBINIERE, A.C . T/BGen Royal Engineers (RMC 1886) CB CSI CIE 01/01/1919+ MORRIS, Edmund Merritt T/BGen Royal Lancaster Reg (RMC 222) CB CMG 09/12/1919+ NICKERSON, William Henry Snyder T/Col VC CB CMG 17/02/1915+ NANTON, Herbert Colborne Colonel Royal Engineers (RMC 1883) CB CIE 03/06/1919+ PANET, Alphonse Eugene BGen Royal Engineers (RMC 1888) CB CMG DSO 01/01/1918+ RIDOUT, Dudley Howard MGen Royal Engineers (RMC 123) (KBE) CB CMG 01/01/1918+ TWINNING, Philip Geoffrey BGen QMG British Army (KCMG) CB CMG MVO 14/01/1916+ VAN STRAUBENZEE, Casimir BGen Royal Artillery (RMC 1903) (KBE) CB CMG

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CB (civil) to a Canadian in British Services WW1 (CB)

LONDON GAZETTE NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

01/01/1914+ de CHAIR, Dudley Rawson Royal Navy (KCB KCMG) CB MVO

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49 CB (military) to CANADIAN ARMY for WW1 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

08/02/1919 ARMSTRONG, Charles Johnston BGen Cdn Engineers CB CMG

03/02/1917 BIRKETT, Herbert Stanley Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CB 05/07/1919 BRUTINEL, Raymond BGen Motor Machine Gun Bttn CB CMG DSO 17/07/1915 BURSTALL, Henry Edward T/BGen Div Art 1st Cdn Division (KCB KCMG) CB (CMG)

17/07/1915 CURRIE, Arthur William T/BGen GOC 02 CIB (GCMG KCB KCMG) CB

08/02/1919 DYER, Hugh Marshall BGen 12th Dragoons ( Regiment) CB CMG DSO

12/02/1921 ELLIOT, Harry Macintire T/MGen of Ordnance Cdn CB CMG 06/07/1918 ELMSLEY, James Harold T/BGen Royal Cdn Dragoons CB CMG DSO 05/07/1919 EMBURY, John Fletcher L. BGen Saskatchewan Regiment CB CMG

17/07/1915 FOSTER, Gilbert Lafayette T/Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CB KStJ

08/02/1919 GRIESBACH, William Antrobus BGen Alberta Regiment CB CMG DSO* 12/07/1919 GUNN, John Alexander Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CB OBE

01/01/1919+ HAYTER, Ross John Finnis BGen GOC 10 CIB / Cheshire Regiment CB CMG DSO 08/02/1919 HILL, Frederick William BGen Western Ontario Regiment CB CMG DSO 05/07/1919 HILLIAM, Edward BGen Nova Scotia Regiment CB CMG DSO 06/07/1918 HUGHES, Garnet Burk MGen British Columbia Regiment CB CMG DSO

06/07/1918 KETCHEN, Huntley Douglas B. T/BGen Lord Strathcona's Horse CB CMG

05/07/1919 LINDSAY, William Bethume MGen Chief Engineer (1916-1919) CB CMG DSO 26/01/1918 LINLEY, Frederick Gault Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CB 06/07/1918 LOGIE, William Alexander MGen Canadian Army CB 06/07/1918 LOOMIS, Frederick Oscar T/BGen Quebec Regiment (KCB) CB CMG DSO

08/02/1919 MacBRIEN, James Howden BGen Royal Cdn Dragoons (1935 KCB) CB CMG DSO* 28/07/1917 MACDONELL, Archibald Cameron T/BGen GOC 07 CIB (KCB) CB CMG DSO

26/01/1918 McDOUGALL, Alexander T/BGen Cdn Forestry Corps CB 28/07/1917 McRAE, Alexander Duncan T/BGen Cdn Military Forces CB

17/07/1915 MERCER, Malcolm Smith T/BGen 3rd Cdn Infantry Brigade CB 06/07/1918 MITCHELL, Charles Hamilton LCol Central Ontario Regiment CB CMG DSO 26/01/1918 MORRISON, Edward Whipple T/BGen GOC Royal Art Cdn Corps (KCMG) CB CMG DSO

06/07/1918 ODLUM, Victor Wentworth T/BGen British Columbia Regiment CB CMG DSO

50 CB (military) to CANADIAN ARMY for WW1 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

08/02/1919 PANET, Henri Alexander BGen GOC 2nd Divisional Artillery CB CMG DSO 06/07/1918 PRIMROSE, Alexander Colonel 4th Cdn Hospital CAMC CB

06/07/1918 RENNIE, Robert T/BGen Central Ontario Regiment CB CMG DSO 03/02/1917 , James Alexander Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CB \MVO 06/07/1918 ROSS, Arthur Edward Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CB CMG 03/02/1917 ROBERTS, John Alexander Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CB

08/02/1919 STEWART, John William BGen OC Cavalry Brigade Staff CB CMG DSO

05/07/1919 THACKER, Herbert Cyril BGen GOC 1st Div Artillery CB CMG DSO 28/07/1917 THACKER, Percival Edgar T/BGen Adjutant-General CB CMG 17/07/1915 TURNER, Richard Ernest William T/BGen 02 CIB (KCB KCMG) VC CB DSO 28/07/1917 TUXFORD, George Stuart T/BGen GOC 03 CIB CB DSO(*)

12/02/1916 WATSON, David T/BGen 02 CIB (KCB) CB (CMG) 12/07/1919 WYLDE, Charles Fenwick Colonel Cdn Army Medical Corps CB

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CB (civil) to CANADIAN ARMY for WW1 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

22/01/1916 CARSON, John Wallace MGen 1st Regiment Cdn (Kt) CB

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51 CB (military) awarded to CANADIAN ARMY 1935 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

29/06/1935 ASHTON, Ernest Charles MGen DOC Militia District #11 Canada CB CMG VD 26/01/1935 MacNAUGHTON, Andrew George MGen Chief of the General Staff (CH) CB CMG DSO

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CB (civil) awarded to a CANADIAN by the BRITISH GOVERNMENT 1937 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME TITLE UNIT DECORATIONS /

11/05/1937+ WRIGHT, Charles Seymour Mr Scientific Research Admiralty (KCB) CB OBE MC

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CB (military) awarded to CANADIANS in the British Military in WW2 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK UNIT DECORATIONS /

11/07/1940+ GRASETT, Arthur Edward MGen Royal Engineers (KBE) CB DSO MC 03/07/1945+ LOEWEN, Charles Falkland MGen former Royal Artillery (KCB) CB CBE DSO 05/08/1943+ RHODES, Sir Godfrey Dean BGen Royal Engineers Kt CB CBE DSO

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CB (military) Awarded to CANADIANS in the ROYAL AIR FORCE in WW2 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK DECORATIONS /

11/06/42+ BAKER, John Wakeling Air Commodore (GBE KCB) CB MC DFC 01/01/45+ BOYCE, George Harold Air Commodore (Cdn Army WW1) CB AFC 04/03/41+ COLLISHAW, Raymond Air Vice Marshal CB DSO OBE DSC DFC 02/06/43+ KERBY, Harold Spencer Air Vice Marshal CB DSC AFC 02/06/43+ TAIT, Victor Hubert Air Vice Marshal (KBE) CB OBE 01/01/45+ WHITFORD, John Air Vice Marshal (KBE) CB CBE (OBE)

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52 CB (military) awarded to the ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY for WW2 (CB)

CG NAME RANK DECORATIONS /

05/01/1946 BRODEUR, Víctor Gabriel Rear-Admiral CB CBE

03/06/1943 JONES, George Clarence Rear-Admiral CB

10/06/1944 MURRAY, Leonard Warren Rear-Admiral CB CBE

09/01/1943 NELLES, Percy Walker Vice-Admiral CB 5

08/01/1944 REID, Howard Emerson Rear-Admiral CB

05/01/1946 STEPHENS, George Leslie Engineer Rear-Admiral CB CBE

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5 Rear-Admiral Leonard Murray, CB, CBE and Vice-Admiral Percy Walker Nelles, CB

53

CB (military) awarded to ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE for WW2 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK NUMBER POSITION DECORATIONS /

08/01/44 ANDERSON, Norman Russell AVM C40 Air Member for Air Staff CB

10/06/44 BISHOP, William Avery AM C235 Director Air Force Recruiting VC CB DSO* MC DFC 09/01/43 BREADNER, Lloyd Samuel AM C39 Air Force Headquarters CB DSC 01/01/44+ BROOKES, George Eric AVM C42 No. 6 Bomber Group Overseas CB OBE

15/06/46 CURTIS, Wilfred Austin AVM C317 RCAF HQ (OC) CB CBE DSC ED

06/01/45 DE NIVERVILLE, J.L.E.A . AVM C50 Air Member for Training CB

09/01/43 EDWARDS, Harold AM C30 RCAF Overseas CB

06/01/45 FERRIER, Alan AVM C11 Aeronautical Engineering CB MC

15/06/46 GUTHRIE, Kenneth McGregor AVM C34 AOC #2 Air Command CB CBE

08/01/44 HEAKES, Francis Vernon AVM C56 No. 1 Group Headquarters CB 16/06/45 HOWSAM, George Robert AVM C33 RCAF HQ CB MC

05/06/43 JOHNSON, George Owen AVM C4 AOC Eastern Air Command CB MC

16/06/45 LAWRENCE, Thomas Albert AVM C7 AOC Northwest Air Command CB (CD) 05/06/43 LECKIE, Robert AVM C11922 Air Member Training CB DSO DSC DFC

01/01/45+ McEWEN, Clifford McKay AVM C60 AOC #6 Group Bomber Command CB MC DFC* 16/06/45 McGILL, Frank Scholes AVM C565 Supply & Organization CB

15/06/46 MORFEE, Arthur Laurence AVM C57 AOC Eastern Air Command CB CBE

06/01/45 NAIRN, Kenneth Gordon AVM C585 Accounts and Finance CB

05/01/46 SLEMON, Charles Roy AVM C71 RCAF HQ Overseas (OC) CB CBE 10/06/44 STEDMAN, Ernest Walter AVM C3 Dir Gen of Air Research CB OBE 08/01/44 STEVENSON, Leigh Forbes AVM C31 Western Air Command CB 08/01/44 SULLY, John Alfred AVM C686 Air Member for Personnel CB AFC

15/06/46 WALSH, George Victor AVM C41 RCAF HQ CB CBE (MBE)

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54 CB (military) awarded to CANADIAN ARMY WW2 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK POSITION DATES DECORATIONS /

10/06/44 ALEXANDER, Ronald Okeden MGen GOC Pacific Command (1940-42) CB DSO

08/01/44 BROWNE, Beverley Woon MGen Adjutant-General (1940-42) CB DSO MC

08/01/44 CONSTANTINE, Charles Francis MGen OC MD #2 (1940-43) CB DSO 09/01/43 CRERAR, Henry Duncan Graham LGen GOC 1st Cdn Army (1944-45) (CH) CB DSO

05/06/43 ELKINS, William Henry MGen GOC Atlantic Command (1940-43) CB CBE DSO

05/01/46 FENWICK, Charles Philip MGen Deputy Dir Med Service (1943-44) CB CBE MC ED 02/06/45 FOULKES, Charles LGen GOC 1st Cdn Corps (1944-45) (OC) CB CBE DSO

05/01/46 GIBSON, Ralph Burgess MGen V/Chief Gen Staff (1944-46) CB CBE VD

06/01/45 HERTZBERG, Halfallan F.H. MGen Quartermaster Gen (1938-40) CB CMG DSO MC 05/06/43 HERTZBERG, Charles Sumner L. MGen Chief Engineer (1942-44) CB MC VD 07/07/45 HOFFMEISTER, Bertram Meryl MGen GOC 5th Cdn Division (1944-45) (OC) CB CBE DSO**

05/01/46 LETSON, Harry Farnham G. MGen Adjutant-General (1942-44) CB CBE MC ED

10/06/44 MACKENZIE, John Percival MGen Quartermaster Gen (1942-42) CB DSO** ED 09/01/43 MONTAGUE, Percival John MGen Chief of Staff England (1944-45) CB CMG DSO MC VD 06/01/45 MURCHIE, John Carl LGen Chief Gen Staff (1944-45) CB CBE

05/06/43 PAGE, Lionel Frank MGen GOC Atlantic Command (1943-44) CB DSO 05/06/43 PEARKES, George Randall MGen GOC Pacific Command (1942-45) VC (CC) CB DSO MC 16/06/45 PHELAN, Frederick Ross MGen Dir-Gen Reserve Army (1942-45) CB DSO MC VD 08/01/44 , Maurice Arthur MGen V/Chief Gen Staff (1941-42) CB MC 16/06/45 PRICE, Charles Basil MGen Red Cross Overseas (1942-45) CB DSO DCM VD

06/01/45 RENAUD, Ernest James MGen GOC MD #4 Montreal (1943-45) CB CBE (OBE) 16/06/45 ROBERTS, John Hamilton MGen GOC 2nd Cdn Division (1942-43) CB DSO MC

05/06/43 SANSOM, Ernest William LGen GOC 2nd Cdn Corps (1943-44) CB DSO KStJ 30/09/44 SIMMONDS, Guy Granville LGen GOC 2nd Cdn Corps (1944-45) (CC) CB CBE DSO 09/01/43 STUART, Kenneth LGen Chief Staff Great Britain (1943-44) CB DSO MC

Lieutenant-General Guy Granville Simmons, CC CB CBE DSO

55 CB (military) awarded to CANADIAN ARMY WW2 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK POSITION DATES DECORATIONS /

08/01/44 TREMBLAY, Thomas Louis MGen Inspect-Gen Militia (1940-44) CB CMG DSO ED 09/01/43 TURNER, Guy Roderick MGen QMG 1st Cdn Army (1942-43) CB MC* DCM

07/07/45 VOLKES, Christopher MGen GOC 4th Cdn Division (1944-45) CB CBE DSO

05/01/46 WALFORD, Alfred Ernest MGen Adjutant-General (1944-46) CB CBE ED 05/01/46 WEEKS, Ernest Geoffrey MGen Administrator Great Britain (1942-44) CB CBE MC* MM* 05/06/43 WORTHINGTON, Frederick Frank MGen GOC 4th Cdn Division (1942-44) CB MC* MM*

15/06/46 YOUNG, Hugh Andrew MGen Quartermaster General (1944-46) CB CBE DSO 05/01/46 YOUNG, MGen Master Gen Ordnance (1942-45) CB CBE

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CB (military) awarded to the CANADIAN ARMY for Service in KOREA (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK POSITION DATES DECORATIONS /

07/06/52 ROCKINGHAM, John Meredith BGen Cdn Commander in Korea 1951-1952 CB CBE DSO* ED

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56 CB (military) awarded to CANADIANS in the ROYAL AIR FORCE / BRITISH ARMY after WW2 (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK POSITION DECORATIONS /

01/01/48+ LIVINGSTON, Philip Air Commodore RAF Medical Services (KBE) CB CBE AFC

01/06/53+ MERTON, Walter Hugh Air Vice-Marshal RAF (GBE KCB) CB OBE

01/01/60+ DONALDSON, Edward Mortlock Air Commodore RAF CB CBE DSO AFC*

08/06/50+ FAIRBANKS, Cecil Benfield Major-General Late Infantry CB CBE (MBE)

01/01/62+ NELSON, Sidney Richard C. Air Vice-Marshal RAF Medical Service (KCB) CB OBE QHP

13/06/64+ MOGG, Herbert John Major-General Late Infantry (GCB) CB CBE DSO*

14/06/80+ FARNDALE, Martin Baker Major-General Late Royal Artillery (KCB) CB

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CB (military) awarded to a CANADIAN in the ROYAL NAVY Post-Korea (CB)

LG+ / CG NAME RANK POSITION DECORATIONS /

31/05/56+ BROCK, Patrick Willet RAdm Flag Officer Middle East CB DSO

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57 ORDER OF THE BATH SUMMARY

Companion of the Order of the Bath to Canadians CB

Dates Cdn Canadians in Civil Army RCN RCAF BA RN RAF

Pre Confederation 9 1 0 0 5 2 0

Post Confederation 9 1 0 0 4 0 0

South Africa 0 5 0 0 2 1 0

World War I 1 42 0 0 10 1 0

1935 - 1937 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

World War II 0 33 6 23 3 0 6

Korea 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Post WWII 0 0 0 0 3 1 4

Total: 20 85 6 23 27 5 10

20 Civil 156 Military 176 Total CB to Canadians Includes Nickerson

58 CIVIL / MILITARY AWARDS

Civil Military Total /

GCB 2 9 11

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KCB pre WW1 5 12 17

KCB for WW1 in Canadian Army 1 6 7

KCB for WW1 in British Forces 0 4 4

KCB between WW1 - WW2 0 1 1

KCB 1935 0 1 1

KCB World WW2 0 1 1

KCB post 1 8 8

TOTAL CANADIAN KCBs 7 33 40 /

KCB associated Canada WW1 0 3 3

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Counted and Updated 10 February 2016

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