List of Australian Army brigadiers

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The following is an incomplete list of Australian Army brigadiers and other senior Australian Army officers. (There is a separate list of Australian Army generals.)

Contents

Ranks

An Australian Army brigadier is not classed as a "general", whereas an Australian Army brigadier general was. The senior Australian Army ranks are:

Senior Officer: brigadier.
General: brigadier general, major general, lieutenant general, general.
Marshal: field marshal.

Background

The British Army replaced the rank of brigadier general with colonel-commandant in 1922, and then with brigadier in 1928. The rank insignia was changed from crossed sabre and baton to crown with three stars ("pips") to reflect that a brigadier is a senior colonel rather than a junior general. The Cadet Instructor's Handbook (2006), page 104 states:

1.25 At the end of World War I the British Government told the British Army that it had too many generals and that they were to be reduced in numbers. The Army did just that; it removed the word 'general' and was left with fewer generals and, at the same time, had created a 'new' rank.

1.26 The rank of brigadier general was abolished in the Australian Army in 1921, and it was eventually replaced by that of brigadier in 1929. In the interim titles such as 'colonel-in-command', 'colonel-of-staff' and 'colonel-commandant' were used for officers posted into that level of command. [1]

List

RankNameBornDiedNotes
Brigadier Gerald Adams 18981990 [2]
Brigadier Bertram Alderson 18921983

[3]

Brigadier Archibald Allen 18881961 [4] generals.dk [5]
Brigadier Basil Andrew 18941941 [6]
Brigadier Crispin Anstey 1901[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Chris Appleton [7]
BrigadierMark Armstrong1973" [8]
Brigadier Andrew Arthur 19091968 [9]
Brigadier Rob Atkinson 1947 [10]
Brigadier Maurice ("Bunny") Austin 19161985 [11]
Brigadier Steve Ayling [12]
Brigadier Henry Bachtold 18911983 [13]
Brigadier Charles Barber 18881965 [14] [15]
Brigadier Lindley Barham 19001995 [16]
Brigadier Lewis Barker 18951981 [17]
Brigadier Alfred Baxter-Cox 18981958 [18]
Brigadier Leslie Binns 19001965 [19]
Brigadier Arthur Blackburn 18921960 [20]
Brigadier Gordon Bleby 19101976
Brigadier Bruce Lockhart Bogle 19222012 [21]
Brigadier Wayne Bowen 1956 [22]
Brigadier John Raymond Broadbent (Quartermaster-General) 18931972 [23]
Brigadier Harry Charles Bundock 18861957 [24]
Brigadier Frederick Alexander Burrows 18971973 [25]
Brigadier Francis Robert Burton 19061993 [26]
Brigadier Gary Byles [27]
Brigadier Claude Ewen Cameron 18941982 [28]
Brigadier Kenneth Chalmers 19001971 [29]
Brigadier Wilfrid Chapman 18911955 [30]
Brigadier Frederick Chilton 19052007 [31]
Brigadier William James Christie 18961979[ citation needed ]generals.dk [32]
Brigadier Frederick Hay Christison 18911966[ citation needed ]generals.dk [33]
Brigadier John Augustus Clarebrough 18941985[ citation needed ]generals.dk [34]
Brigadier Donald Cleland 19011975 [35]
Brigadier Michael Lewis Clifford 19562017 [36]
Brigadier Jack Kerr Coffey 19001969[ citation needed ]generals.dk [37]
Brigadier Harold Cohen 18811946 [38]
Brigadier Bertrand Combes 18941971[ citation needed ]generals.dk [39]
Brigadier John Cosson [ citation needed ]Director General Supply Army
Brigadier John Craven 18941965 [40] [41] [42]
Brigadier John Wilson Crawford 18991943[ citation needed ] [43]
Brigadier William Cremor 18971962 [44]
Ralph Daly 19021970[ citation needed ]
Jeff Davie [ citation needed ]
Charles Stewart Davies 18801946[ citation needed ]
Derek Deighton 19301991[ citation needed ]
Harold Charles de Low 18921957[ citation needed ]
Francis Plumly Derham 18851957[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Adrian d'Hagé 1946 [45]
Harold Clive Disher 18911976[ citation needed ]
William Huggett Douglas 18951982[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Gregory Francis Downing [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Geoffrey Drake-Brockman 18851977 [46]
Herbert Frederick Henry Durant 18991974[ citation needed ]
Leslie Glanville Howard Dyke 19001984 [47]
Brigadier Tom Eastick 19001988 [48]
Brigadier Cedric Edgar 19011967 [49]
Henry Herrick Edwards 18961959[ citation needed ]
Cyril Maurice Lloyd Elliott 18991983[ citation needed ]
Brigadier John Essex-Clark 1931 [50]
Brigadier Bernard Evans 19051981 [51]
Brigadier Peter Evans 1937- [52] Chairman Duntroon Society
Brigadier Neil Fairley 18911966 [53]
David Ferguson 1941[ citation needed ]
Luke Ferguson [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Maurice Fergusson 18951975 [54]
Albert Cecil Fewtrell 18851950[ citation needed ]
Frederick Percy Herbert Fewtrell 18941964[ citation needed ]
Brigadier John Field 18991974 [55]
Gerard Fogarty [ citation needed ]
Alexander Moore Forbes 18921961[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Neil Mackenzie Freeman 18901961 [56]
Peter Gates 1966
Stephen Gilbert Friend 18961960[ citation needed ]
Vivian Harrold Gatliff 18891963[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Ian Geddes 19212007 [57]
Brigadier Ian Gilmore 19252013 [58] Chair of Legacy Australia
Arthur Harry Langman Godfrey 18961942[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Wayne Goodman [59]
Brigadier Eugene Gorman 18911973 [60]
William Allan Hailes 18911949[ citation needed ]
Eric Fairweather Harrison 18811948[ citation needed ]
Neville Gordon Hatton 18951983[ citation needed ]
William Alexander Henderson 18821949[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Scott Hicks Director General - Defence Force Recruiting, [61] VP, Strategy and Business Development - EOS Australia [62]
John Hill 18881961[ citation needed ]
Frederick Brock Hinton 18921969[ citation needed ]
Oswald Vick Hoad 18881963[ citation needed ]
Gary Hogan [ citation needed ]
Austin Claude Selwyn Holland 18891965[ citation needed ]
Brigadier William 'Bill' Horrocks 1958[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Garth Hughes 19352017[ citation needed ]President Australian Ordnance Council
Brigadier Ronald Godfrey Howy Irving 18981965 [63]
Brigadier Donald Robert Jackson 19151986 [64]
Brigadier Oliver David Jackson 19192004 [65]
Brigadier Wayne Jackson [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Peter Robin Jeffrey 1960 [66]
Maurice Barber Bevan Keating 18871952[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Michael Christopher Kehoe [ citation needed ]Comd LSF/17 (CSS) Bde 2005–06
Brigadier Charles Kellaway 18891952 [67]
Roy King 18971959[ citation needed ]
Douglas Oswald Luke Kitto 18951988[ citation needed ]
Errol Knox 18891949[ citation needed ]
Brigadier George Furner Langley 18911971 [68]
Brigadier Peter Lambert [69]
Brigadier Ian Lillie [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Edmund Lind 18881944 [70]
Brigadier Ian D. Langford 1975
John Lloyd 18941965 [71]
William James Macavoy Locke 18941962[ citation needed ]
Thomas Steane Louch 18941979[ citation needed ]
Leonard Cuthbert Lucas 18941978 [72]
Daniel Aston Luxton 18911960[ citation needed ]
Thomas Fergus Buchanan MacAdie 19191973[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Malcolm Hudson MacKenzie-Orr [ citation needed ]President Australian Ordnance Council
Patrick Sanfield McGrath 18981972[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Peter McGuinness 19452003[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Tim McKenna 1954[ citation needed ]
Eric George Henderson McKenzie 18961957[ citation needed ]
Kenneth Alan McKenzie 18931948[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Barry Neil McManus 1962 [73]
Douglas Murray McWhae 18841969[ citation needed ]
Noel Maguire [ citation needed ]
Brigadier John Walter Main CBE 18991969[ citation needed ]
Gordon Maitland 18961982[ citation needed ]
Gordon Edward Manchester 18851957[ citation needed ]
Jack Mann 18971968[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Norman Marshall 18861942[ citation needed ]
James Eric Gifford Martin 19041993[ citation needed ]
Athelsan Markham Martyn 18811956[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Duncan Maxwell 18921969 [74]
Stephen Meekin [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Kit Miles [57]
Arthur James Mills 18841954[ citation needed ]
Raymond Frederic Monaghan 18981966[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Michael Moon [75]
Guy Newton Moore 18931984[ citation needed ]
George Moran [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Gerald Vincent Moriarty 18941966 [76]
Murray John Moten 18991953[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Thomas Murdoch 18761961 [77]
Brigadier Allan A. Murray 1960[ citation needed ]Commander 8th Brigade Dec 2011 – Dec 2014
Edward Michael Neylan 18961967[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Andrew Nikolic 1961[ citation needed ]
Reginald Havill Norman 18931973 [78]
Frank Kingsley Norris 18931984[ citation needed ]
Francis Roger North 18941978[ citation needed ]
Harry Scott Nurse 18961981[ citation needed ]
Brigadier David O'Brien [ citation needed ]
John William Alexander O'Brien 19081980[ citation needed ]
Douglas Paine 18921960[ citation needed ]
William Edward Hill Pascoe 18931956[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Cheryl Pearce [79]
Brigadier Matthew Pearse [80]
Brigadier Michael Phelps [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Arnold Potts 18961968 [81]
Brigadier Michael Prictor 1962[ citation needed ]
Claude Esdaile Prior 18951954[ citation needed ]
Ralph Carlyle Geoffrey Prisk 18941960[ citation needed ]
Beauchamp Worters Pulver 18971981[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Steve Quinn [82]
John Herbert Rasmussen 19021952[ citation needed ]
John Reddish 19021971 [83]
John Dalylell Richardson 18801954[ citation needed ]
James Campbell Robertson 18781951[ citation needed ]
John David Rogers 18951978[ citation needed ]
Henry Gordon Rourke 18961973[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Raymond Sandover 19101995 [84]
Brigadier David Saul [ citation needed ]Comd 17 Bde 2007–08, DGSL 2009–10
Brigadier Ted Serong 19152002 [85]
Harry Blamyre Sewell 18961943 [86]
Brigadier Colin McOlvin Sharp [ citation needed ]
Edward Lonergan Sheehan 18981969[ citation needed ]
James Thomas Simpson 18981971[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Bob Slater 1943[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Mark Smethurst [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Andrew Smith [87]
Andrew Smith [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Walter Edmond Smith 18951976[ citation needed ]
Fritz Peter Max Solling 18921985[ citation needed ]
Victor Paul Hildebrand Stantke 18861967[ citation needed ]
William Howard St. Clair 18921977[ citation needed ]
John Rowlstone Stevenson 19081971[ citation needed ]
Robert Mackay Stodart 18791956[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Jack Studdert 19232003 [88]
Brigadier Horace William Strutt 19031985 [89]
Roy Buchanan Sutherland 18971943[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Harold Taylor 18901966 [90]
Percy Chamberlin Thompson 18931972[ citation needed ]
Roy Meldrum Thompson 18951967[ citation needed ]
Edwin Tivey 18661947[ citation needed ]
Raymond Walter Tovell 18901966[ citation needed ]
Brigadier William Traynor [91]
Doug Tyers 1952[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Walter Urquhart 18941985[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Arthur Varley 18931944 [92]
Brigadier William Veale 18951971 [93]
Brigadier Donald Veron 19071988[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Eric Vowles 18931977[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Jim Wallace [94]
Brigadier Augustine Wardell 18951965[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Thomas Weavers 18921962[ citation needed ]
Brigadier David Welch [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Stuart Weir 19222004 [95]
Brigadier Frank Wells 18961963[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Allan Wendt 18921977[ citation needed ]
Brigadier David Whitehead 18861992 [96]
Brigadier Fred Whitelaw 1919[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Wilford Whittle 18921954 [97]
Brigadier Jeff Wilkinson [ citation needed ]
Brigadier Ernst Williams 18841959[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Kenneth Williams 18961974[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Ian Rignold Wills [ citation needed ]Director General Supply Army
Brigadier Kenneth Wills 18961977 [98]
Brigadier Robert Winning 19061971 [99]
Brigadier Frederick Wood 19061991[ citation needed ]
Brigadier Hugh Wrigley 18911980[ citation needed ] [100]

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