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Major-General John Meredith ROCKINGHAM, CB, CBE, DSO*, ED, CD General Officer Commanding – 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade Korea Born: 24/08/1911 Sydney, Australia Immigrated: 1919 To Halifax, Nova Scotia (Age 8) Married: 11/01/1936 Mary Carlyle Hammond Children: 2 1 Son; 1 Daughter Died: 24/07/1987 Qualicum, British Columbia Honours CG 07/06/1952 CB Companion – Order of the Bath Brigadier CG 05/01/1946 CBE Commander – Order of the British Empire Brigadier CG 02/06/1945 DSO* Bar to Distinguished Service Order Brigadier CG 07/10/1944 DSO Distinguished Service Order Lieutenant-Colonel CG 20/12/1952 Officer Legion of Merit USA CG 31/08/1946 Croix Croix de Guerre avec Palme Belgium CG 31/08/1946 Officer Order of Leopold Belgium LG 02/04/1946+ MID Mentioned-in-Despatches Brigadier Promotions 06/07/1940 11/11/1944 Military 1933 Private Canadian Scottish Militia Regiment 1933 Lieutenant Canadian Scottish Regiment 1940 Lieutenant 1st Battalion Canadian Scottish overseas 1942 Major Royal Hamilton Light Infantry 14/04/1943 Lieutenant-Colonel CO – Royal Hamilton Light Infantry 19/02/1944 Lieutenant-Colonel End CO RHLI 18/07/1944 Lieutenant-Colonel CO – Royal Hamilton Light Infantry 08/08/1944 Brigadier GOC – 9th Canadian Infantry Brigade 09/1944 Brigadier Accepted the German Surrender at Boulogne 04/06/1945 Brigadier GOC – 6th Canadian Pacific Force 1946 Brigadier GOC – 15th Canadian Infantry Brigade (Reserve Force) 08/08/1950 Brigadier-General Commander 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade in Korea 27/04/1952 Brigadier-General National Defence Headquarters Ottawa 1953 Brigadier-General Imperial Defence College 1953 Brigadier-General Commander – 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigade 1954 Major-General Commander – 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade 1957 Major-General General Officer Commanding – Quebec Command 1961 Major-General General Officer Commanding – Western Command Edmonton 1966 Major-General Retired 1966 Honorary Colonel Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary’s) in Victoria Civilian 1946 Personnel Supervisor British Columbia Electric Railway Company 1949 Staff Assistant GM British Columbia Electric Railway Company 1950 Superintendent Pacific Stage Lines 1966 Member Canadian Olympic Committee Counselor Canadian West Foundation Honorary Chairman Canadian National Ski Team Director Vancouver Island Colleges Foundation 1 Major-General John Meredith ROCKINGHAM, CB, CBE, DSO*, ED, CD General Officer Commanding – 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade Korea Honours and Awards to Major-General John M. ROCKINGHAM, CB, CBE, DSO, ED, CD CB – CBE – DSO and Bar – 1939/1945 Star – France and Germany Star – Defence Medal – CVSM with Clasp – 1939/1945 War Medal – Canadian Korea War Medal – Canadian Volunteer Service Medal Korea – United Nations Korea Medal – Efficiency Decoration – Canadian Forces Decoration – Officer of the Order of Leopold – Croix de Guerre (Belgium) – Officer of the Legion of Merit (USA) =============================================================================== 2 Major-General Mortimer Patrick BOGERT, DSO, OBE, CD General Officer Commanding – Eastern Command Born: 17/03/1908 Toronto, Ontario Married: Trudy Died: 16/01/1999 Honours 28/04/1945 OBE Officer– Order of the British Empire Lieutenant-Colonel 11/03/1944 DSO Distinguished Service Order For Italy Lieutenant-Colonel 04/11/1947 OStJ Officer of the Order of St. John Major-General 12/07/1947 Member The Golden Aristion Andrias (Order of Gallantry) The King of the Hellenes 07/11/1953 Officer Legion of Merit USA Brigadier Military 06/1930 Officer Cadet Graduated from Royal Military College RMC #1890 1930 2nd Lieutenant Royal Canadian Regiment 12/1939 Captain To England 1940 Major Graduated from War Staff Course 1940 Major Brigade Major – 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigade 22/07/1942 Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding Officer – West Nova Scotia Regiment 12/1943 Lieutenant-Colonel Wounded in Italy 12/1943 Lieutenant-Colonel GSO 1 – II Canadian Corps 12/1943 Colonel Canadian HQ in London 1944 Colonel GSO 1 – 1st Canadian Division 1944 Brigadier-General GOC – 1st Canadian Division 1947 Brigadier-General GOC – British Columbia Military District 04/1952 Brigadier-General GOC – 21st Infantry Brigade in Korea 04/1953 Brigadier-General Returns to Canada / Deputy Adjutant-General Army HQ Ottawa 1954 Brigadier-General Commandant – Canadian Army Staff College Kingston 1958 Major-General General Officer Commanding - Eastern Command 1962 Major-General Retired DSO Citation “On 9 October 1943, Lieutenant Colonel Bogert, leading his battalion by night during its advance to GILDONE came under heavy machine gun fire while crossing the river south of JELSI. In the face of sustained fire, Lieutenant Colonel Bogert coolly and skilfully directed a flanking movement which dislodged the enemy from their positions. When the enemy withdrew to the hills beyond the river line and occupied prepared positions on commanding ridges, Lieutenant Colonel Bogert, by a quick, accurate appreciation and cool, forceful leadership retained the initiative. Driving the enemy from their new positions and inflicting many casualties, he led his regiment through a pouring rain to its final objective, over ground which, owing to deep mud rendered movement under fire difficult and hazardous. Lieutenant Colonel Bogert’s leadership and skill, his determination and courage, were responsible for the complete success of an operation which enabled flanking battalions to maintain a rapid advance. ===================================================================================== 3 Lieutenant-General Frank James FLEURY, CBE, KStJ, ED, CD Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Head of the Canadian Military Mission in Tokyo During Korean War Born: 30/06/1914 Montreal, Quebec Married: Grace Bridget Rankin (who died on 06/07/2008) Children 2 2 Sons (Paul and Frank) Died: Honours CG 07/05/1952 CBE Commander – Order of the British Empire Brigadier CG 10/06/1944 MBE Member – Order of the British Empire Lieutenant-Colonel LG 11/05/1981+ KStJ Knight of Grace – Order of St. John Lieutenant-General LG 02/07/1965+ OStJ Officer – Order of St. John Major-General CG 23/01/1953 Officer Legion of Merit USA Brigadier-General Military 1941 Captain Staff Officer in the United Kingdom 1943 Major Staff Officer in Italy 1950 Brigadier Head – Canadian Military Mission in Tokyo (support Korea War Effort) 02/1958 Brigadier Vice-Quartermaster General 1960 Major-General General Officer Commanding – Quebec Command 1961 Lieutenant-General Chief of the General Staff – Canadian Army (Last prior to unification) ========================================================================================== 4 General Jacques Alfred DEXTRAZE, CC, CMM, CBE, DSO*, KStJ, CD “JADEX” Chief of the Defence Staff Born: 15/08/1919 Montreal, Quebec Married: 1942 Frances Helena Pare Children: 4 4 Sons Died: 09/05/1993 Montreal, Quebec Honours CG 14/01/1978 CC Companion of the Order of Canada General RO 15/09/1972 CMM Principal Commander of the Order of Military Merit General CG 15/09/1972 CMM Commander of the Order of Military Merit General CG 03/10/1964 CBE Commander of the Order of the British Empire with Oak Leaf Congo CG 12/04/1952 OBE Order of the Order of the British Empire LCol Korea CG 11/08/1945 Bar to DSO Bar to the Distinguished Service Order LCol WWII CG 30/12/1944 DSO Distinguished Service Order Major WWII LG 02/08/1973+ CStJ Commander of the Order of St. John General LG 18/12/1980+ KStJ Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John General Officer Legion of Honour France Civilian Pre WWII Salesman Dominion Rubber Company 1946-1950 Executive Singer Manufacturing Company in Montreal 1977-1982 Chair Canadian National Railways Military 07/1940 Private Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal 01/1941 Acting Sergeant Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal 03/1942 Lieutenant Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal 09/1942 Lieutenant Arrives in England with Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal 1945 Captain Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal 07/1944 Major Lands in France with LFMR (6th Canadian Infantry Brigade) 12/1944 Lieutenant-Colonel CO – Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal 08/1945 Lieutenant-Colonel General Reserve of Officers List and Return to Civilian Life 1950 Lieutenant-Colonel CO – 2nd Battalion Royal 22e Régiment – to Korea 1954 Colonel Chief of Staff – Quebec Command Montreal 1957 Colonel Infantry School – Camp Borden 1960 Colonel Commanding Officer - Valcartier 1962 Brigadier-General Commander – Eastern Quebec Region in Montreal 1963 Brigadier-General Chief of Staff – United Nations Forces in the Congo (ONUC) 1964 Brigadier-General Codename JADEX to rescue non-combatants from war zone 1965 Brigadier-General Commander – 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade 1966 Major-General Deputy Commander – Mobile Command 1968 Lieutenant-General Chief of Personnel – National Defence Headquarters 1972 General Chief of the Defence Staff 1977 General Retired 5 General Jacques Alfred DEXTRAZE, CC, CMM, CBE, DSO*, KStJ, CD JADEX Chief of the Defence Staff Honours and Medals CC Companion of the Order of Canada CMM Commander and Principal Commander of the Order of Military Merit CBE Commander of the Order of the British Empire with Oak Leaf Congo OBE Order of the Order of the British Empire Bar to DSO Bar to the Distinguished Service Order DSO Distinguished Service Order KStJ Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John (Elevated from Commander) 1939/1945 Star France and Germany Star Defence Medal Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Clasp 1939/1945 War Medal Canadian Volunteer Service Medal Korea Canadian Korea Medal Peacekeeping Medal United Nations Medal Korea United Nations Medal for the Congo Centennial
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