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Lieutenant General Sir Stanley George Savige, KBE, CB, DSO, MC, ED (26 June 1890 – 15 May 1954) was an Australian Army soldier and officer who served...
Legacy Australia (section Further reading)contemplate the memorial. The approach to the memorial is by the loop walkway off Savige Street, Campbell, with concrete stepping stones every several metres, each...
Battle of Bobdubi (section Further reading)Komiatum Track to harass the Japanese, in support of Major General Stanley Savige's 3rd Division's campaign around Salamaua. At this time, Japanese troops...
Dunsterforce (section Further reading)reaching Central Asia, Afghanistan and India. In July 1918, Captain Stanley Savige, five officers and fifteen NCOs of Dunsterforce, set out towards Urmia...
Salamaua–Lae campaign (section Further reading)Division, which had been formed at Wau, under the command of Major General Stanley Savige, who were to link up with elements of the US 41st Infantry Division...
Bougainville campaign (section Further reading)forces were playing an active role in the war. Lieutenant General Sir Stanley Savige's Australian II Corps was a force of just over 30,000 men. It consisted...
Battle of Bardia (section Further reading)the fortress in two. The 17th Australian Infantry Brigade (Brigadier Stanley Savige) would then exploit the breach in the fortress defences in the second...
New Guinea Force (section Further reading)Lieutenant General Sir Leslie Morshead April 1944: Lieutenant General Stanley Savige – Commander II Corps 1944: Lieutenant General Frank Berryman 1944–45:...
with Dunsterforce in the Caucasus Campaign and one party under Captain Stanley Savige was instrumental in protecting thousands of Assyrian refugees. Australian...
service personnel as their discharges were processed. Lieutenant-General Stanley Savige was appointed the Coordinator of Demobilisation and Dispersal in September...
Australian Army (section Further reading)November of the same year, the commander of II Corps, Lieutenant-General Stanley Savige, began an offensive to retake the island with the 3rd Division alongside...
Solomon Islands campaign (section Further reading)Geiger Theodore Wilkinson Oscar Griswold William Rupertus Eric Feldt Stanley Savige Harold Barrowclough William S. Marchant Isoroku Yamamoto † Chūichi Nagumo †...
MINOR LOOKING TO AMERICA" (PDF). New York Times. 7 June 1919. "Stanley George Savige diary, 2 January 1918-27 January 1919". Nersesian, M. C. The Genocide...
24th Battalion (Australia) (section Further reading)Lieutenant Colonel Aubrey Roy Liddon Wiltshire; Lieutenant Colonel Stanley Savige Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Walker. World War II Lieutenant Colonel...
Charles Court (section Further reading)commanding officer, Stanley Savige, initially did not like him. Savige did not trust Horace Robertson, so when Robertson told Savige that Court was "a first-class...
with Dunsterforce in the Caucasus Campaign and one party under Captain Stanley Savige was instrumental in protecting thousands of Assyrian refugees. Australian...
Singapore strategy. Appointments therefore went to reservists like Stanley Savige, Arthur Allen, Leslie Morshead and Edmund Herring. Later other Militia...
Papuan Infantry Battalion (section Further reading)22 November 1944, the Australian II Corps under Lieutenant General Stanley Savige took over responsibility for Allied operations on Bougainville from...
with Dunsterforce in the Caucasus Campaign and one party under Captain Stanley Savige was instrumental in protecting thousands of Assyrian refugees. Australian...
German invasion of Greece (section Further reading)the Savige and Zarkos Forces and finally of Lee Force; Brigadier Harold Charrington's 1st Armoured Brigade was to cover the withdrawal of Savige Force...
