Lieutenant General Gerard Corfield Bucknall, CB, MC & Bar, DL (14 September 1894 – 7 December 1980) was a senior British Army officer who served in both...

order of battle was as follows: General Officer Commanding Lt-Gen Gerard Bucknall (to 3 August 1944) Lt-Gen Brian Horrocks (from 4 August 1944) Corps...

rower. Gerard Bucknall (1894-1980), British World War II general. James Bucknall (b. 1958) British general and Deputy Commander ISAF Steve Bucknall (b. 1966)...

Holstein-Rendsburg (died 1340) Gerard Bucknall (1894–1980), British army general Gerard Pietersz Hulft (1621–1656), Dutch general Gerard Lake, 1st Viscount Lake...

supervisor Ann Corfield Henderson, daughter of Lieutenant General Gerard Bucknall and former wife of Andrew V. Henderson. They had no children and divorced...

the British 5th Infantry Division, now commanded by Major General Gerard Bucknall (replacing Major General Berney-Ficklin, who returned to England),...

John Harding, Richard McCreery, Gordon MacMillan, Alexander Galloway, Gerard Bucknall, Philip Gregson-Ellis, Alexander Cameron and Cameron Nicholson. In...

and April 1940." The 53rd Division, now commanded by Major-General Gerard Bucknall, returned to the Welsh Border counties again in November 1941, with...

Division 53rd (Welsh) Infantry Division XXX Corps (Lieutenant-General Gerard Bucknall (June-August 1944); Lieutenant-General Brian Horrocks (from August...

years. He is the grandson of Lt Gen Gerard Bucknall and younger brother of James Bucknall. After retiring Bucknall set out on a 5,500 mile journey from...

September, he relinquished command of XI Corps over to Lieutenant-General Gerard Bucknall, and took command of IX Corps District from Lieutenant-General Francis...

same rate of advance. The commander of XXX Corps, Lieutenant-General Gerard Bucknall, was dismissed on 2 August and the commander of the 7th Armoured Division...

had been dissatisfied with the performance of the corps and its GOC, Gerard Bucknall, a fellow Middlesex Regiment officer, since the landings in Normandy...

6 June 1944 where, along with XXX Corps, under Lieutenant General Gerard Bucknall (who had commanded I Corps between April and August 1943), it was a...

Majendie GOC British Army in Northern Ireland 1943–1944 Succeeded by Gerard Bucknall Preceded by Sir Kenneth Anderson GOC-in-C Eastern Command 1944–1945...

he became the GOC of the 53rd Division, succeeding Major General Gerard Bucknall. His rank of major general was made temporary on 12 September 1943...

invasion. Gold Beach XXX Corps (UK), commanded by Lieutenant General Gerard Bucknall 50th (Northumbrian) Infantry Division: Major General Douglas Graham...

carried by ship. The British 5th Infantry Division (Major-general Gerard Bucknall) of XIII Corps, under Lieutenant-General Miles Dempsey, would land...

British 5th Infantry Division Major-General Gerard Bucknall 13th Infantry Brigade (Brigadier L.M. Campbell) 2nd Battalion Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)...

1943, the division was assigned to I Corps, under Lieutenant General Gerard Bucknall, and was earmarked as an assault division for the invasion of Normandy...

(1872–1942) Polo player (1900 summer Olympics) Lieutenant General Gerard Bucknall, (1894–1980) British Army officer who served in World War I and World...

by Major-General Horatio Berney-Ficklin (succeeded by Major-General Gerard Bucknall on 3 August). 13th Infantry Brigade 2nd Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish...

commanded the division since July 1940, was replaced by Major-General Gerard Bucknall. The division was pulled out of the line and absorbed replacements...

latter was happy to replace him with another protégé, Major-General Gerard Bucknall. Air Vice Marshal Harry Broadhurst recalled an incident from the campaign:...

Berney-Ficklin was relieved of his command and replaced as GOC by Major General Gerard Bucknall, a protégé of Montgomery's who was two years younger, and returned...

Adair Preceded by William Ramsden GOC XXX Corps 1942–1943 Succeeded by Gerard Bucknall Preceded by Sir Bernard Montgomery GOC-in-C Eighth Army 1943–1944 Succeeded by...

D-Day. Two of its formations, I Corps (John Crocker) and XXX Corps (Gerard Bucknall, later Brian Horrocks) took part in the D-Day landings on 6 June 1944...

ground. Dempsey ordered the XXX Corps commander, Lieutenant-General Gerard Bucknall and the 7th Armoured Division commander, Major-General George Erskine...

several future high-ranking officers, such as Alexander Galloway, Gerard Bucknall, John Harding, Richard McCreery, Philip Gregson-Ellis, William Holmes...

(Welsh) Infantry Division. The division, then commanded by Major General Gerard Bucknall, was serving in Northern Ireland until moving to Wales late in 1941...