Aide-de-camp general

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Aide-de-camp general is a senior honorary appointment for generals in the British Army. The recipient is appointed as an aide-de-camp general to the head of state, currently King Charles III. They are entitled to the post-nominals "ADC (Gen.)".

The Royal Air Force's equivalent appointment is air aide-de-camp, while the Royal Navy's is First and Principal Naval Aide-de-Camp.

List of aides-de-camp general

Name and rankDate of appointmentAppointment endedNotes
General Sir William Nicholson 1 July 1910 [1] 19 June 1911 [2] Appointment vacated on promotion to field marshal. [2]
Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Paget 1 July 1910 [1] 1 July 1914 [3]
Lieutenant-General Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien 1 July 1910 [1] 1 July 1914 [3]
Major-General Spencer Ewart 1 July 1910 [1] 1 July 1914 [3]
General Sir John French 19 June 1911 [2] 18 February 1914 [4]
General Sir Edmund Barrow, Indian Army 2 December 1911 [5] 17 January 1913 [6]
General Sir O'Moore Creagh, Indian Army2 December 1911 [5] 8 March 1914 [7]
Lieutenant-General Sir Robert Scallon 17 January 1913 [6] 29 October 1915 [8]
Lieutenant-General Sir Douglas Haig 18 February 1914 [4] 1 January 1917Promoted to field marshal. [9]
General Sir Beauchamp Duff, Indian Army8 March 1914 [7] 3 November 1917 [10]
Lieutenant-General Sir James Grierson 1 July 1914 [3] 17 August 1914 †
General Sir Charles Douglas 1 July 1914 [3] 25 October 1914 †
General Sir Ian Hamilton 1 July 1914 [3] 1 July 1918 [11]
General Sir John Nixon, Indian Army29 October 1915 [8] 3 November 1917 [10]
General Sir Herbert Plumer 15 January 1917 [12] 31 July 1919 [13] Promoted to field marshal. [13]
General Sir Archibald Hunter 15 January 1917 [12] 1 October 1920 [14]
General Sir William Robertson 15 January 1917 [12] 29 March 1920 [15] Promoted to field marshal. [15]
General Sir Arthur Barrett 3 November 1917 [10] 31 May 1920 [16]
General Sir William Birdwood 3 November 1917 [10] 21 June 1922 [17]
General Sir Charles Monro 1 July 1918 [11] 30 June 1922 [18]
General the Lord Rawlinson 31 July 1919 [13] 31 July 1923 [19]
General the Lord Horne 29 March 1920 [15] 29 March 1924 [20]
Lieutenant-General the Earl of Cavan 1 October 1920 [14] 26 April 1922 [21]
General Sir Claud Jacob 11 January 1921 [16] 31 May 1924 [22]
General Sir Francis Davies 26 April 1922 [21] 26 April 1926 [23]
General Sir Havelock Hudson 21 June 1922 [17] 14 February 1924 [24]
General Sir Thomas Morland 30 June 1922 [18] 21 May 1925 [25] †
General Sir George Milne 31 July 1923 [19] 31 July 1927 [26]
Lieutenant-General Sir George Barrow 14 February 1924 [24] 14 February 1928 [27]
General Sir Walter Congreve 29 March 1924 [20] 28 February 1927 [28] †
Lieutenant-General Sir John Shea 31 May 1924 [22] 31 May 1928 [29]
General Sir Alexander Godley 22 May 1925 [25] 22 May 1929 [30]
General Sir John Du Cane 26 April 1926 [23] 26 April 1930 [31]
General Sir Walter Braithwaite 14 March 1927 [28] 1 March 1931 [32]
General Sir Philip Chetwode 31 July 1927 [26] 31 July 1931 [33]
Lieutenant-General Sir Andrew Skeen 14 February 1928 [27] 26 April 1929 [34]
General Sir Alexander Cobbe, Indian Army31 May 1928 [29] 29 June 1931 [35] †
General Sir Robert Cassels, Indian Army26 April 1929 [34] 9 June 1933 [36]
General Sir John Asser 22 May 1929 [30] 9 August 1930 [37]
General Sir Charles Harington 26 April 1930 [31] 26 April 1934 [38]
General Sir Robert Whigham 9 August 1930 [37] 1 March 1931 [32]
General Sir David Campbell 1 March 1931 [32] 1 March 1935 [39]
General Sir Archibald Montgomery-Massingberd 1 March 1931 [32] 1 March 1935 [39]
General Sir Norman MacMullen, Indian Army29 June 1931 [35] 12 September 1935 [40]
General Sir William Thwaites 31 July 1931 [33] 1 October 1933 [41] Extra A.D.C. General from 1 October 1933 [41] until 31 July 1935. [42]
General Sir Kenneth Wigram, Indian Army9 June 1933 [36] 6 June 1936 [43]
General Sir Percy Radcliffe 1 October 1933 [41] 9 February 1934 [44] †
General Sir Cyril Deverell 10 February 1934 [44] 15 May 1936 [45] Promoted to field marshal. [45]
General the Honourable Sir John Gathorne-Hardy 26 April 1934 [38] 12 October 1937 [46]
General Sir Alexander Wardrop, Indian Army1 March 1935 [39] 12 October 1937 [46]
General Sir John Burnett-Stuart 1 March 1935 [39] 26 April 1938 [47]
General Sir Walter Leslie, Indian Army12 September 1935 [40] 1 May 1936 [48]
General Sir Henry ap Rhys Pryce, Indian Army1 May 1936 [48] 1 April 1938 [49]
General Sir George Jeffreys 15 May 1936 [45] 17 August 1938 [50]
Lieutenant-General Sir John Coleridge, Indian Army6 June 1936 [43] 6 June 1940 [51]
General Sir Walter Kirke 12 October 1937 [46] 1 July 1940 [52]
General Sir Edmund Ironside 12 October 1937 [46] 20 July 1940 [52] Promoted to field marshal. [52]
General Sir Douglas Baird, Indian Army1 April 1938 [49] 1 April 1940 [53]
General Sir William Bartholomew 26 April 1938 [47] 8 June 1940 [52]
General Sir Charles Bonham-Carter 17 August 1938 [50] 17 August 1941 [54]
General Sir Sydney Muspratt, Indian Army1 April 1940 [53] 15 December 1941 [55]
General Sir Roger Wilson, Indian Army6 June 1940 [51] 15 May 1941 [56]
General Sir Robert Gordon-Finlayson 8 June 1940 [52] 24 November 1941 [57]
General Sir John Dill 1 July 1940 [52] 18 November 1941 [57] Promoted to field marshal. [57]
General the Viscount Gort 20 July 1940 [52] 20 July 1944 [58]
General Sir Claude Auchinleck 15 May 1941 [56] 1 June 1946Promoted to field marshal. [59]
General Sir Archibald Wavell 17 August 1941 [54] 18 October 1943 [60] Appointed Viceroy and Governor-General of India. [60]
General Sir Walter Venning 18 November 1941 [57] 11 September 1942 [61]
General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson 24 November 1941 [57] 29 December 1944Promoted to field marshal. [62]
General Sir Alan Hartley, Indian Army15 December 1941 [55] 7 July 1944 [63]
General Sir Alan Brooke 11 September 1942 [61] 26 June 1946 [64]
General Sir George Giffard 18 October 1943 [60] 17 August 1946 [65]
General Mosley Mayne, Indian Army7 July 1944 [63] 1 March 1947 [66]
General the Honourable Sir Harold Alexander 20 July 1944 [58] 5 April 1946 [64]
General Sir Bernard Paget 13 October 1944 [67] 14 October 1946 [68] Appointed aide-de-camp general (extra). [67]
General Sir Richard O'Connor 5 April 1946 [64] 30 January 1948 [69]
General Sir Charles Loyd 26 June 1946 [64] 23 April 1947 [70]
General Sir Daril Watson 17 August 1946 [65] 19 August 1947 [71]
General Sir Miles Dempsey 14 October 1946 [68] 22 August 1947 [72]
General Sir Geoffry Scoones, Indian Army1 March 1947 [66] 1 August 1949 [73]
General Sir Edwin Morris 23 April 1947 [70] 15 November 1948 [74]
General Sir Philip Christison 19 August 1947 [71] 27 June 1949 [75]
General Sir Montagu Stopford 22 August 1947 [72] 6 July 1949 [76]
General Sir John Crocker 30 January 1948 [69] 31 January 1951 [77]
General Harry Crerar, Canadian Army 23 July 1948 [78] c.1953
General Sir Neil Ritchie 15 November 1948 [74] 30 August 1951 [79]
General Sir Brian Robertson 27 June 1949 [76] 27 June 1952 [80]
General Sir Evelyn Barker 6 July 1949 [76] c.1950
General Sir James Steele c.195021 October 1950 [81]
General Sir John Harding 21 October 1950 [81] 21 July 1953 [82] Promoted to field marshal. [82]
General Sir Frank Simpson 31 January 1951 [77] 31 January 1954 [83]
General Sir Gerald Templer 30 August 1951 [79] 30 August 1954 [84]
General Sir Ouvry Roberts 27 June 1952 [80] 26 June 1955 [85]
General Sir Charles Keightley 21 July 1953 [82] 20 July 1956 [86]
General Sir Richard Gale 31 January 1954 [83] 31 January 1957 [87]
General Sir Cameron Nicholson 30 August 1954 [84] 29 November 1956 [88]
General Sir George Erskine 26 June 1955 [85] 26 June 1958 [89]
General Sir Robert Mansergh 20 July 1956 [86] 13 February 1959 [90]
General Sir Charles Loewen 29 November 1956 [88] 14 August 1959 [91]
General Sir Nevil Brownjohn 31 January 1957 [87] 29 November 1958 [92]
General Sir Francis Festing 26 June 1958 [89] 1 September 1960 [93]
General Sir Dudley Ward 29 November 1958 [92] 29 November 1961 [94]
General Sir Hugh Stockwell 13 February 1959 [90] 13 February 1962 [95]
General Sir Geoffrey Bourne 14 August 1959 [91] 29 April 1960 [96]
General Sir James Cassels 29 April 1960 [96] 29 April 1963 [97]
General Sir Cecil Sugden 1 September 1960 [93] 28 December 1961 [98]
General Sir Richard Hull 29 November 1961 [94] 29 November 1964 [99]
General Sir Richard Goodbody 28 December 1961 [98] 29 June 1963 [100]
General Sir Gerald Lathbury 13 February 1962 [95] 25 February 1965 [101]
General Sir Roderick McLeod 29 April 1963 [97] 30 January 1965 [102]
General Sir Michael West 29 June 1963 [100] 21 September 1965 [103]
General Sir William Stirling 29 November 1964 [99] 30 June 1966 [104]
General Sir Charles Jones 30 January 1965 [102] 9 January 1967 [105]
General Sir Rodney Moore 25 February 1965 [101] 18 October 1966 [106]
General Sir Robert Bray 21 September 1965 [103] 21 September 1968 [107]
General Sir Reginald Hewetson 30 June 1966 [104] 27 November 1967 [108]
General Sir John Anderson 18 October 1966 [106] 27 February 1968 [109]
General Sir Charles Richardson 9 January 1967 [105] 9 January 1970 [110]
General Sir John Hackett 27 November 1967 [108] 1 October 1968 [111]
General Sir Geoffrey Baker 27 February 1968 [109] 31 March 1971 [112] Promoted to field marshal. [112]
General Sir Alan Jolly 21 September 1968 [107] 27 October 1969 [113]
General Sir Kenneth Darling 1 October 1968 [111] 11 November 1969 [114]
General Sir Charles Harington 27 October 1969 [113] 6 February 1971 [115]
General Sir Michael Carver 11 November 1969 [114] 11 November 1972 [116]
General Sir Desmond Fitzpatrick 9 January 1970 [117] 9 January 1973 [118]
General Sir John Mogg 6 February 1971 [115] 6 February 1974 [119]
General Sir Antony Read 31 March 1971 [112] 2 March 1974 [120]
General Sir Victor FitzGeorge-Balfour 11 November 1972 [116] 21 November 1973 [121]
General Sir Peter Hunt 9 January 1973 [118] 9 January 1976 [122]
General Sir Basil Eugster 21 November 1973 [121] 29 April 1974 [123]
General Sir Thomas Pearson 6 February 1974 [119] 27 December 1974 [124]
General Sir Cecil Blacker 2 March 1974 [120] 25 June 1976 [125]
General Sir William Jackson 29 April 1974 [123] 29 April 1976 [126]
General Sir Harry Tuzo 27 December 1974 [124] 27 December 1977 [127]
General Sir John Gibbon 9 January 1976 [122] 27 May 1977 [128]
General Sir John Sharp 29 April 1976 [126] 15 January 1977 [129] †
General Sir Roland Gibbs 25 June 1976 [125] 25 June 1979 [130]
General Sir Frank King 15 January 1977 [129] 27 December 1978 [131]
General Sir David Fraser 27 May 1977 [128] 5 February 1980 [132]
General Sir Jack Harman 27 December 1977 [127] 27 December 1980 [133]
General Sir Patrick Howard-Dobson 27 December 1978 [131] 24 April 1981 [134]
General Sir Edwin Bramall 25 June 1979 [130] 31 July 1982 [135] Promoted to field marshal. [135]
General Sir Robert Ford 5 February 1980 [132] 7 April 1981 [136]
General Sir William Scotter 27 December 1980 [133] 5 February 1981 [137] †
General Sir John Stanier 6 April 1981 [136] 10 July 1985 [138] Promoted to field marshal. [138]
General Sir Michael Gow 7 April 1981 [136] 7 April 1984 [139]
General Sir Anthony Farrar-Hockley 24 April 1981 [134] 14 February 1983 [140]
General Sir George Cooper 31 July 1982 [135] 26 May 1984 [141]
General Sir Frank Kitson 14 February 1983 [140] 27 July 1985 [138]
General Sir Thomas Morony 7 April 1984 [142] 11 November 1986 [143]
General Sir Roland Guy 26 May 1984 [141] 7 February 1987 [144]
General Sir Nigel Bagnall 10 July 1985 [138] 9 September 1988 [145] Promoted to field marshal. [145]
General Sir Edward Burgess 27 July 1985 [138] 2 October 1987 [146]
General Sir David Mostyn 7 February 1987 [144] 10 February 1989 [147]
General Sir John Chapple 2 October 1987 [146] 14 February 1992 [148]
General Sir Charles Huxtable 9 September 1988 [145] 3 December 1990 [149]
General Sir Robert Pascoe 10 February 1989 [147] 21 February 1991 [150]
Lieutenant-General Sir David Ramsbotham 3 December 1990 [149] 13 July 1993 [151]
General Sir Peter Inge 21 February 1991 [150] 21 April 1994 [152] Promoted to field marshal. [152]
General Sir John Waters 14 February 1992 [148] 22 March 1995 [153]
General Sir Charles Guthrie 13 July 1993 [151] 4 May 2001 [154]
General Sir John Wilsey 21 April 1994 [152] 24 June 1996 [155]
General Sir Michael Rose 9 September 1995 [156] 31 August 1997 [157]
General Sir Roger Wheeler 6 December 1996 [158] 7 August 2000 [159]
General Sir Jeremy Mackenzie 17 March 1997 [160] 8 February 1999 [161]
General Sir Michael Walker 1 September 1997 [157] 5 June 2006 [162]
General Sir Alexander Harley 8 February 1999 [161] 7 August 2000 [159]
General Sir Rupert Smith 7 August 2000 [159] 1 November 2001 [163]
General Sir Samuel Cowan 7 August 2000 [159] 18 November 2002 [164]
General Sir Mike Jackson 1 November 2001 [163] 14 November 2006 [165]
General Sir Timothy Granville-Chapman 6 January 2003 [166] 29 October 2009 [167]
General Sir Richard Dannatt 5 June 2006 [162] 1 September 2009 [168]
General Sir Redmond Watt 8 January 2007 [169] 30 April 2008 [170]
General Sir David Richards 12 June 2008 [171] 2 January 2014 [172]
General Sir Nicholas Houghton 1 October 2009 [173] 24 January 2017 [172]
General Sir Peter Wall 30 October 2009 [174] 5 September 2014 [175]
General Sir Nick Parker 29 October 2010 [176] 25 May 2013 [177]
General Sir Richard Barrons 19 April 2013 [178] 5 April 2016 [179]
General Sir Nicholas Carter 5 September 2014 [175] 1 December 2021 [180]
General Sir Christopher Deverell 5 April 2016 [179] 10 May 2019 [181]
General Sir Mark Carleton-Smith 11 June 2018 [182] 13 June 2022 [183]
General Sir Patrick Sanders 6 May 2019 [184] 16 June 2024 [185]
General Sir James Hockenhull 23 May 2022 [183]
General Dame Sharon Nesmith 17 May 2024 [186]
General Sir Roland Walker 16 June 2024 [187]
† : Date of death.

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