List of Australian Army generals

The following is an incomplete list of Australian Army generals (i.e. a list of people who are or have been general officers in the Australian Army). For other senior ranking officers, see list of Australian Army brigadiers.

Ranks

The senior Australian Army ranks are:

• Senior Officer: brigadier.
• General: brigadier general, major general, lieutenant general, general.[Note 1]
• Marshal: field marshal.

List

Rank	Name	Born	Died	Notes[1]
Major General	Peter Abigail	1948	–	[2]
Major General	Paul Alexander			[3]
Major General	Arthur "Tubby" Allen	1894	1959	[4]
Brigadier General	Robert Anderson	1865	1940	[5]
Brigadier General	Stuart Milligan Anderson	?	?	[6] (British officer)[1]
Major General	Warren Anderson	1894	1973	[7]
Major General	John Antill	1866	1937	[8]
Major General	Peter Arnison	1940	–	[9]
General	John Baker	1936	2007	[10]
Major General	Jim Barry	1932	–	[11]
Major General	Leslie Beavis	1895	1975	[12]
Lieutenant General	Gordon Bennett	1887	1962	[13]
General	Phillip Bennett	1928	–	[14]
Lieutenant General	Frank Berryman	1894	1981	[15]
Brigadier General	Alfred Bessell-Browne	1877	1947	[16]
Lieutenant General	Rudolph Bierwirth	1899	1993	[17]
Field Marshal	William Birdwood	1865	1951	[18] (British officer)[1]
Major General	David Blake	1887	1965	[19]
Field Marshal	Thomas Blamey	1884	1951	[20]
Lieutenant General	Allan Boase	1894	1964	[21]
Brigadier General	William Kinsey Bolton	1860	1941	[22]
Major General	Charles Brand	1873	1961	[23]
Major General	Paul Brereton	1957
Lieutenant General	William Bridgeford	1894	1971	[24]
Major General	William Bridges	1861	1915	[25]
Major General	John Broadbent	1914	2006	[26]
Lieutenant General	Mervyn Brogan	1915	1994	[27]
Brigadier General	Reginald Spencer Browne	1856	1943	[28] a.k.a. Spencer Browne
Major General	Julius Bruche	1873	1961	[29]
Major General	Ross Stuart Buchan	1935	2003	[30]
Major General	William Sinclair-Burgess	1880	1964	[31] (New Zealand officer)[1][32]
Major General	Rick Burr	1964	–	[33]
Major General	James Burston	1856	1920	[34]
Major General	Samuel Burston	1888	1960	[35]
Major General	Rolland Busch	1920	1985	[36]
Major General	David Butler	1928	–	[37]
Lieutenant General	John Caligari	1960	–	[38]
Major General	Cecil Callaghan	1890	1967	[39]
Lieutenant General	Angus Campbell	?	–	[40]
Major General	Ian Campbell	1900	1997	[41]
Major General	James Cannan	1882	1976	[42]
Major General	John Cantwell	1956	–	[43]
Major General	Shane Caughey	1962	–	[44]
Major General	Grant Cavenagh	?	–	[45][46][47]
Major General	Dave Chalmers	1958	–	[48]
Major General	John Chapman	1896	1963	[49]
General	Harry Chauvel	1865	1945	[50]
Brigadier General	Sydney Christian	1868	1931	[51]
Major General	Michael Clifford	1956	2017	[52]
Lieutenant General	Cyril Clowes	1892	1968	[53]
Lieutenant General	John Coates	1932	2018	[54]
Major General	J.M. Connolly	1944	?	[55]
General	Peter Cosgrove	1947	–	[56]
Major General	Elizabeth Cosson	1958	–	[57] First female Major General
Major General	Charles Cox	1863	1944	[58]
Major General	Walter Coxen	1870	1949	[59]
Major General	W.J. "Bill" Crews	1944	?	[60]
Major General	Paul Cullen	1909	2007	[61]
Lieutenant General	Thomas Daly	1913	2004	[62]
Brigadier General	Charles Stewart Davies	?	?	(British officer)[1][63]
Major General	Brian Dawson	?	–	[64]
Major General	Stephen Day	?	?	[46][65]
Major General	Derek Deighton	1930	1991	[66]
Major General	Thomas Dodds	1873	1943	[67]
Major General	Ivan Dougherty	1907	1998	[68]
Major General	Major Downes	1834	1923	[69]
Major General	Rupert Downes	1885	1945	Son of Major Downes [70]
Major General	Edmund Drake-Brockman	1884	1949	[71]
Major General	Peter Dunn	1947	–	[72]
Lieutenant General	Donald Dunstan	1923	2011	[73]
Major General	James Durrant	1885	1963	[74]
Major General	Kenneth Eather	1901	1993	[75]
Lieutenant General	Hector Edgar	1903	1978	[76]
Major General	Harold Elliott	1878	1931	[77]
Lieutenant General	Mark Evans	1953	–	[78]
Major General	David Ferguson	1941	?	[79]
Major General	Harry Finn	1852	1924	[80]
Major General	Ian Flawith	?	?	[81]
Major General	Gerard Fogarty	?	?	[46][47]
Major General	Cecil Foott	1876	1942	[82]
Major General	John Forsyth	1867	1928	[83]
Brigadier General	Hubert John Foster	1855	1919	[84]
Major General	Duncan Francis	1937	2004	[85]
Major General	Colin Angus Ewen Fraser	?	?	[86]
Major General	Tony Fraser	1958	–	[87]
Lieutenant General	John Frewen	?	-	[88]
Major General	Craig Furini	?	?	[89]
Major General	Frederick Galleghan	1897	1971	[90]
Major General	Gregory Garde	1949	–	[91]
Lieutenant General	Ragnar Garrett	1900	1977	[92]
Major General	John Gellibrand	1872	1945	[93]
Lieutenant General	Ken Gillespie	1952	–	[94]
Major General	Peter "Gus" Gilmore	1962	–	[95]
Brigadier General	Duncan Glasfurd	1873	1916	[96] (British officer)[1]
Major General	William Glasgow	1876	1955	[97]
Brigadier General	Henry Goddard	1869	1955	[98]
Major General	Ian Gordon	1952	–	[99]
Major General	Joseph Maria Gordon	1856	1929	[100]
Major General	Steve Gower	1940	–	[101]
Major General	Stuart Graham	1920	1996	[102]
Brigadier General	William Grant	1870	1939	[103]
General	Peter Gration	1932	–	[104]
Lieutenant General	John Grey	1939	–	[105]
Major General	Ron Grey	1930	–	[106]
Brigadier General	Thomas Griffiths	1865	1947	[107]
Major General	Harold Grimwade	1869	1949	[108]
Major General	Peter Haddad	1947	–	[109]
Major General	Heathcote Howard Hammer	1905	1961	[105]
Major General	John Leslie Hardie	1882	1956	[110]
Major General	John Hartley	?	?	[111]
General	Frank Hassett	1918	2008	[112]
Major General	Bob Hay	1920	1998	[113]
Brigadier General	James Heane	1874	1954	[114]
Major General	William George Henderson	1919	1995	[115]
Lieutenant General	Edmund Herring	1892	1982	[116]
Brigadier General	Sydney Herring	1881	1951	[117]
Lieutenant General	Frank Hickling	1941	–	[118]
Major General	Mike Hindmarsh	1956	–	[119]
Major General	John Hoad	1856	1911	[120]
Lieutenant General	Talbot Hobbs	1864	1938	[121]
Major General	Clifton Hoeben	1947	–	[122]
Major General	William Holmes	1862	1917	[123]
Major General	Ronald Hopkins	1897	1990	[124]
Major General	Neville Howse	1863	1930	[125]
Major General	Frederic Hughes	1858	1944	[126]
Major General	James "Jim" Curnow Hughes	1929	2016	[127]
Major General	Ronald Lawrence Hughes	1920	2003	[128]
General	David Hurley	1953	–	[129]
Lieutenant General	Edward Hutton	1848	1923	[130]
Major General	Godfrey Irving	1867	1937	[131]
Major General	Robert Jackson	1886	1948	[132]
Major General	William James	1930	2015	[133]
Major General	Michael Jeffery	1937	–
Lieutenant General	Carl Jess	1884	1948	[134]
Brigadier General	Alexander Jobson	1875	1933	[135]
Major General	George Johnston	1868	1949	[136]
Major General	Michael Keating	1945	–	[137]
Major General	Mark Kelly	1956	–	[138]
Major General	Justin Kelly	?	?
Major General	Paul Kenny	?	-	[139]
Major General	Michael Krause	?	?	[140]
Major General	Robert William Knights	1912	1975	[141]
Brigadier General	George Hodges Knox	1885	1960	[142]
Brigadier General	John Lamrock	1859	1935	[143]
Brigadier General	Harry Lassetter	1860	1926	[144]
Major General	Kevin Latchford	1927	2013	[145]
Lieutenant General	John Lavarack	1885	1957	[146]
Lieutenant General	Peter Leahy	1952	–	[147]
Brigadier General	Raymond Leane	1878	1962	[148]
Lieutenant General	James Gordon Legge	1863	1947	[149]
Major General	Stanley Ferguson Legge	1900	1977	Son James Gordon Legge [150]
Major General	Duncan Lewis	1954	–	[151]
Major General	Charles Lloyd	1899	1956	[152]
Major General	Herbert Lloyd	1883	1957	[153]
Major General	Charles Long	1914	1980	[154]
Brigadier General	George Long	1874	1930	[155]
Major General	Denzil MacArthur-Onslow	1904	1984
Brigadier General	George MacArthur-Onslow	1875	1931	[156]
Major General	James Macarthur-Onslow	1867	1946	[157]
General	Arthur MacDonald	1919	1995	[158]
Lieutenant General	Iven Giffard Mackay	1882	1966	[159]
Major General	Kenneth Mackay	1859	1935	[160]
Major General	Kenneth Mackay	1917	2004	[161]
Brigadier General	Henry Normand MacLaurin	1878	1915	[162]
Brigadier General	Edward Fowell Martin	1875	1950	[163]
Major General	John Maxwell	?	?	[164]
Lieutenant General	James Whiteside McCay	1864	1930	[165]
Major General	Bruce Alexander McDonald	1925	1993
Brigadier General	John Patrick McGlinn	1869	1946	[166]
Major General	David McLachlan	1937	?	[167]
Major General	Fergus (Gus) Andrew McLachlan	?	?	[168]
Major General	Paul McLachlan	?	?	[46]
Major General	Maurie McNarn	?	?	[169]
Major General	Ronald McNicoll	1906	1996	Son of Walter McNicoll [170]
Brigadier General	Walter McNicoll	1877	1947	[171]
Major General	Tim McOwan	?	–	[172]
Major General	Gordon Maitland	1926	2018	[173]
Major General	Greg Melick	1949	?	[174]
Brigadier General	John Meredith	1864	1942	[175]
Major General	Edward James Milford	1894	1972	[176]
Major General	Michael James Milford	1962	–	[177] Grandson of Edward James Milford.
Major General	Jim Molan	?	–	[178]
General	John Monash	1865	1931	[179]
Major General	Newton Moore	1870	1936	[180]
Major General	Basil Morris	1888	1975	[181]
Major General	Alan Morrison	1927	2008	[182]
Major General	David Morrison	1956	–	[183]
Lieutenant General	Leslie Morshead	1889	1959	[184]
Lieutenant General	Desmond Mueller	1943	–	[185]
Major General	David Mulhall	?	?	[186]
Major General	Ian Thomas Murdoch	?	?	[187]
Major General	John Murray	1892	1951	[188]
Lieutenant General	Robert Harold Nimmo	1893	1966	[189]
Lieutenant General	John Northcott	1890	1966	[190]
Lieutenant General	Lawrence O'Donnell	1933	–	[191]
Major General	Craig Orme	?	?	[192]
Major General	John Paton	1867	1943	[193]
Major General	Sandy Pearson	1918	2012
Brigadier General	Samuel Pethebridge	1862	1918	[194]
Major General	Owen Phillips	1882	1966	[195]
Major General	Eric Plant	1890	1950	[196]
Lieutenant General	Reg Pollard	1903	1978	[197]
Brigadier General	Harold Pope	1873	1938	[198]
Major General	Selwyn Porter	1905	1963	[199]
Major General	Stephen Porter	1961	–	[200][201]
Major General	Roger Powell	1949	–	[202]
Lieutenant General	Ash Power	1957	–	[203]
Major General	Gustave Ramaciotti	1861	1927	[204]
Major General	Alan Ramsay	1895	1973	[205]
Brigadier General	Colin Rankin	1869	1940	[206]
Major General	George Rankin	1887	1957	[207]
Major General	Robert Risson	1901	1992
Major General	Frank Roberts	1951	–
Major General	Len Roberts-Smith	1946	–	[208]
Lieutenant General	Horace Robertson	1894	1960	[209]
Brigadier General	James Robertson	1878	1951	[210]
Major General	Charles Rosenthal	1875	1954	[211]
Lieutenant General	Sydney Rowell	1894	1975	[212]
Brigadier General	John Royston	1860	1942	[213]
Major General	Mick Ryan			[214]
Major General	Granville Ryrie	1865	1937	[215]
Lieutenant General	John Sanderson	1940	–	[216]
Lieutenant General	Stanley Savige	1890	1954	[217]
Lieutenant General	Victor Secombe	1897	1962	[218]
Major General	Victor Sellheim	1866	1928	[219]
Major General	Colin Hall Simpson	1894	1964	[220]
Major General	Ewen Sinclair-MacLagan	1868	1948	[221] (British officer)[1]
Major General	Mick Slater	1958	–
Lieutenant General	Edward Smart	1891	1961	[222]
Brigadier General	Robert Smith	1881	1928	[223]
Major General	Steve Smith	1959	–	[224]
Major General	Stuart Smith	1963	–	[225]
Major General	Nevill Smyth	1868	1941	[226]
Lieutenant General	Ernest Ker Squires	1882	1940	[227]
Major General	Clive Steele	1892	1955	[228]
Major General	William Alan Beevor Steele	1895	1966	[229]
Major General	Jack Stevens	1896	1969	[230]
Major General	John Stevenson	1925	2008	[231]
Brigadier General	Campbell Stewart	1884	1947	[232]
Major General	Alan Stretton	1922	2012	[233]
Lieutenant General	Vernon Sturdee	1890	1966	[234]
Major General	Paul Symon	1960	–	[235]
Major General	Richard Treacy	?	?	[236]
Major General	Edwin Tivey	1866	1947	[237]
Major General	Kathryn Toohey	?	?	[238]
Major General	Alan Vasey	1895	1945	[239]
Major General	Norman Vickery	1917	1998	[240]
Major General	Douglas Vincent	1916	1995	[241]
Major General	Roy Walsh	1888	1962	[242]
Lieutenant General	Henry Wells	1898	1973	[243]
General	Brudenell White	1876	1940	[244]
Major General	John Whitelaw (general, born 1894)	1894	1964	[245] Both father and son were named Major General John Stewart Whitelaw
Major General	John Whitelaw (general, born 1921)	1921	2010	[246]
Lieutenant General	John Whitham	1881	1952	[247]
Major General	Simone Wilkie	1964	–	[248]
Major General	Thomas Williams	1884	1950	[249]
Major General	Simon Willis	?	–	[72]
Major General	Arthur Gillespie Wilson	1897	1981	[250]
Brigadier General	Lachlan Wilson	1871	1947	[251]
Major General	Neil Wilson	1947	–
Major General	Richard Wilson	1955	–	[252]
General	John Wilton	1910	1981	[253]
Major General	Victor Windeyer	1900	1987	[254]
Brigadier General	Evan Wisdom	1869	1945	[255]
Lieutenant General	Eric Woodward	1899	1967	[256]
Major General	George Wootten	1893	1970	[257]
Lieutenant General	Henry Wynter	1886	1945	[258]

See also

• List of Australian admirals and commodores
• List of Australian air marshals
• Category:Australian generals
• Category:Australian brigadiers
• Category:Royal Australian Navy admirals
• Category:Royal Australian Air Force air marshals

References

Footnotes

1. An Australian brigadier is not classed as a "general", whereas an Australian brigadier general was. The British Army replaced the rank of brigadier general with colonel-commandant in 1922, and then with brigadier in 1928. The Australian Army did something similar. 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.(Cadet Instructor's Handbook 2006)

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   "There were some British and New Zealand officers on secondment in Australia before the war who were granted AMF rank and seniority, but not always the same rank and seniority as that of the army from which they came. Some of these officers joined the AIF in Australia. Those five that became general officers are listed here: S. M. Anderson, C. S. Davies, D. J. Glasfurd and E. G. Sinclair MacLagan of the British army and W. L. H. Burgess of the New Zealand Staff Corps.

   Only one British officer joined the AIF overseas: Lieutenant General W. R. Birdwood."

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