List of Australian Army generals

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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:

List[]

Rank Name Born Died Notes[1]
Field Marshal Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh 1921 2021 [2]
Major General Peter Abigail 1948 – [3]
Major General [4]
Major General Arthur "Tubby" Allen 1894 1959 [5]
Brigadier General Robert Anderson 1865 1940 [6]
Brigadier General ? ? [7] (British officer)[1]
Major General Warren Anderson 1894 1973 [8]
Major General John Antill 1866 1937 [9]
Major General Peter Arnison 1940 – [10]
General John Baker 1936 2007 [11]
Major General Jim Barry 1932 – [12]
Major General Leslie Beavis 1895 1975 [13]
Lieutenant General Gordon Bennett 1887 1962 [14]
General Phillip Bennett 1928 – [15]
Lieutenant General Frank Berryman 1894 1981 [16]
Brigadier General Alfred Bessell-Browne 1877 1947 [17]
Lieutenant General Rudolph Bierwirth 1899 1993 [18]
Field Marshal William Birdwood 1865 1951 [19] (British officer)[1]
Major General David Blake 1887 1965 [20]
Field Marshal Thomas Blamey 1884 1951 [21]
Lieutenant General Allan Boase 1894 1964 [22]
Brigadier General William Kinsey Bolton 1860 1941 [23]
Major General Charles Brand 1873 1961 [24]
Major General Paul Brereton 1957
Lieutenant General William Bridgeford 1894 1971 [25]
Major General William Bridges 1861 1915 [26]
Major General John Broadbent 1914 2006 [27]
Lieutenant General Mervyn Brogan 1915 1994 [28]
Brigadier General Reginald Spencer Browne 1856 1943 [29] a.k.a. Spencer Browne
Major General Julius Bruche 1873 1961 [30]
Major General 1935 2003 [31]
Major General William Sinclair-Burgess 1880 1964 [32] (New Zealand officer)[1][33]
Major General Rick Burr 1964 – [34]
Major General James Burston 1856 1920 [35]
Major General Samuel Burston 1888 1960 [36]
Major General Rolland Busch 1920 1985 [37]
Major General David Butler 1928 2020 [38]
Lieutenant General John Caligari 1960 – [39]
Major General Cecil Callaghan 1890 1967 [40]
Lieutenant General Angus Campbell ? – [41]
Major General Ian Campbell 1900 1997 [42]
Major General James Cannan 1882 1976 [43]
Major General John Cantwell 1956 – [44]
Major General 1962 – [45]
Major General ? – [46][47][48]
Major General 1958 – [49]
Major General John Chapman 1896 1963 [50]
General Harry Chauvel 1865 1945 [51]
Brigadier General Sydney Christian 1868 1931 [52]
Major General 1956 2017 [53]
Lieutenant General Cyril Clowes 1892 1968 [54]
Lieutenant General John Coates 1932 2018 [55]
Major General 1944 ? [56]
General Peter Cosgrove 1947 – [57]
Major General Elizabeth Cosson 1958 – [58] First female Major General
Major General Charles Cox 1863 1944 [59]
Major General Walter Coxen 1870 1949 [60]
Major General 1944 ? [61]
Major General Paul Cullen 1909 2007 [62]
Lieutenant General Thomas Daly 1913 2004 [63]
Brigadier General ? ? (British officer)[1][64]
Major General Brian Dawson 1954 – [65]
Major General ? ? [47][66]
Major General Derek Deighton 1930 1991 [67]
Major General Thomas Dodds 1873 1943 [68]
Major General Ivan Dougherty 1907 1998 [69]
Major General Major Downes 1834 1923 [70]
Major General Rupert Downes 1885 1945 Son of Major Downes [71]
Major General Edmund Drake-Brockman 1884 1949 [72]
Major General Peter Dunn 1947 – [73]
Lieutenant General Donald Dunstan 1923 2011 [74]
Major General James Durrant 1885 1963 [75]
Major General Kenneth Eather 1901 1993 [76]
Lieutenant General Hector Edgar 1903 1978 [77]
Major General Harold Elliott 1878 1931 [78]
Lieutenant General Mark Evans 1953 – [79]
Major General 1941 ? [80]
Major General Harry Finn 1852 1924 [81]
Major General ? ? [82]
Major General ? ? [47][48]
Major General Cecil Foott 1876 1942 [83]
Major General John Forsyth 1867 1928 [84]
Brigadier General Hubert John Foster 1855 1919 [85]
Major General 1937 2004 [86]
Major General ? ? [87]
Major General Tony Fraser 1958 – [88]
Lieutenant General John Frewen ? - [89]
Major General ? ? [90]
Major General Frederick Galleghan 1897 1971 [91]
Major General Gregory Garde 1949 – [92]
Lieutenant General Ragnar Garrett 1900 1977 [93]
Major General John Gellibrand 1872 1945 [94]
Lieutenant General Ken Gillespie 1952 –

[95]

Major General Peter "Gus" Gilmore 1962 – [96]
Brigadier General Duncan Glasfurd 1873 1916 [97] (British officer)[1]
Major General William Glasgow 1876 1955 [98]
Brigadier General Henry Goddard 1869 1955 [99]
Major General Ian Gordon 1952 – [100]
Major General Joseph Maria Gordon 1856 1929 [101]
Major General Steve Gower 1940 – [102]
Major General Stuart Graham 1920 1996 [103]
Brigadier General William Grant 1870 1939 [104]
General Peter Gration 1932 – [105]
Lieutenant General John Grey 1939 – [106]
Major General Ron Grey 1930 – [107]
Brigadier General Thomas Griffiths 1865 1947 [108]
Major General Harold Grimwade 1869 1949 [109]
Major General 1947 – [110]
Major General Heathcote Howard Hammer 1905 1961 [106]
Major General John Leslie Hardie 1882 1956 [111]
Major General John Hartley ? ? [112]
General Frank Hassett 1918 2008 [113]
Major General Bob Hay 1920 1998 [114]
Brigadier General James Heane 1874 1954 [115]
Major General William George Henderson 1919 1995 [116]
Lieutenant General Edmund Herring 1892 1982 [117]
Brigadier General Sydney Herring 1881 1951 [118]
Lieutenant General Frank Hickling 1941 – [119]
Major General Mike Hindmarsh 1956 – [120]
Major General John Hoad 1856 1911 [121]
Lieutenant General Talbot Hobbs 1864 1938 [122]
Major General Clifton Hoeben 1947 – [123]
Major General William Holmes 1862 1917 [124]
Major General Ronald Hopkins 1897 1990 [125]
Major General Neville Howse 1863 1930 [126]
Major General Frederic Hughes 1858 1944 [127]
Major General 1929 2016 [128]
Major General Ronald Lawrence Hughes 1920 2003 [129]
General David Hurley 1953 – [130]
Lieutenant General Edward Hutton 1848 1923 [131]
Major General Godfrey Irving 1867 1937 [132]
Major General Robert Jackson 1886 1948 [133]
Major General William James 1930 2015 [134]
Major General Michael Jeffery 1937 2020 [135][136]
Lieutenant General Carl Jess 1884 1948 [137]
Brigadier General Alexander Jobson 1875 1933 [138]
Major General George Johnston 1868 1949 [139]
Major General 1945 – [140][citation needed]
Major General Mark Kelly 1956 – [141]
Major General ? ? [citation needed]
Major General ? - [142]
Major General ? ? [143]
Major General 1912 1975 [144]
Brigadier General George Hodges Knox 1885 1960 [145]
Brigadier General John Lamrock 1859 1935 [146]
Brigadier General Harry Lassetter 1860 1926 [147]
Major General 1927 2013 [148]
Lieutenant General John Lavarack 1885 1957 [149]
Lieutenant General Peter Leahy 1952 – [150]
Brigadier General Raymond Leane 1878 1962 [151]
Lieutenant General James Gordon Legge 1863 1947 [152]
Major General Stanley Ferguson Legge 1900 1977 Son James Gordon Legge [153]
Major General Duncan Lewis 1954 – [154]
Major General Charles Lloyd 1899 1956 [155]
Major General Herbert Lloyd 1883 1957 [156]
Major General 1914 1980 [157]
Brigadier General George Long 1874 1930 [158]
Major General Denzil MacArthur-Onslow 1904 1984 [citation needed]
Brigadier General George MacArthur-Onslow 1875 1931 [159]
Major General James Macarthur-Onslow 1867 1946 [160]
General Arthur MacDonald 1919 1995 [161]
Lieutenant General Iven Giffard Mackay 1882 1966 [162]
Major General Kenneth Mackay 1859 1935 [163]
Major General 1917 2004 [164]
Brigadier General Henry Normand MacLaurin 1878 1915 [165]
Brigadier General Edward Fowell Martin 1875 1950 [166]
Major General ? ? [167]
Lieutenant General James Whiteside McCay 1864 1930 [168]
Major General Bruce Alexander McDonald 1925 1993 [citation needed]
Brigadier General John Patrick McGlinn 1869 1946 [169]
Major General 1937 ? [170]
Major General ? ? [171]
Major General Paul McLachlan ? ? [47]
Major General ? ? [172]
Major General Ronald McNicoll 1906 1996 Son of Walter McNicoll [173]
Brigadier General Walter McNicoll 1877 1947 [174]
Major General Tim McOwan ? – [175]
Major General 1926 2018 [176]
Major General 1949 ? [177]
Brigadier General John Meredith 1864 1942 [178]
Major General Edward James Milford 1894 1972 [179]
Major General 1962 – [180] Grandson of Edward James Milford.
Major General Jim Molan ? – [181]
General John Monash 1865 1931 [182]
Major General Newton Moore 1870 1936 [183]
Major General Basil Morris 1888 1975 [184]
Major General Alan Morrison 1927 2008 [185]
Major General David Morrison 1956 – [186]
Lieutenant General Leslie Morshead 1889 1959 [187]
Lieutenant General Desmond Mueller 1943 – [188]
Major General ? ? [189]
Major General ? ? [190]
Major General John Murray 1892 1951 [191]
Lieutenant General Robert Harold Nimmo 1893 1966 [192]
Lieutenant General John Northcott 1890 1966 [193]
Lieutenant General Lawrence O'Donnell 1933 – [194]
Major General ? ? [195]
Major General John Paton 1867 1943 [196]
Major General Sandy Pearson 1918 2012 [citation needed]
Brigadier General Samuel Pethebridge 1862 1918 [197]
Major General Owen Phillips 1882 1966 [198]
Major General Eric Plant 1890 1950 [199]
Lieutenant General Reg Pollard 1903 1978 [200]
Brigadier General Harold Pope 1873 1938 [201]
Major General Selwyn Porter 1905 1963 [202]
Major General 1961 – [203][204]
Major General Roger Powell 1949 – [205]
Lieutenant General Ash Power 1957 – [206]
Major General Gustave Ramaciotti 1861 1927 [207]
Major General Alan Ramsay 1895 1973 [208]
Brigadier General Colin Rankin 1869 1940 [209]
Major General George Rankin 1887 1957 [210]
Major General Robert Risson 1901 1992 [citation needed]
Major General 1951 –
Major General Len Roberts-Smith 1946 – [211]
Lieutenant General Horace Robertson 1894 1960 [212]
Brigadier General James Robertson 1878 1951 [213]
Major General Charles Rosenthal 1875 1954 [214]
Lieutenant General Sydney Rowell 1894 1975 [215]
Brigadier General John Royston 1860 1942 [216]
Major General [217]
Major General Granville Ryrie 1865 1937 [218]
Lieutenant General John Sanderson 1940 – [219]
Lieutenant General Stanley Savige 1890 1954 [220]
Lieutenant General Victor Secombe 1897 1962 [221]
Major General Victor Sellheim 1866 1928 [222]
Major General Colin Hall Simpson 1894 1964 [223]
Major General Ewen Sinclair-MacLagan 1868 1948 [224] (British officer)[1]
Major General Mick Slater 1958 – [citation needed]
Lieutenant General Edward Smart 1891 1961 [225]
Brigadier General Robert Smith 1881 1928 [226]
Major General Steve Smith 1959 – [227]
Major General Stuart Smith 1963 – [228]
Major General Nevill Smyth 1868 1941 [229]
Lieutenant General Ernest Ker Squires 1882 1940 [230]
Major General Clive Steele 1892 1955 [231]
Major General William Alan Beevor Steele 1895 1966 [232]
Major General Jack Stevens 1896 1969 [233]
Major General 1925 2008 [234]
Brigadier General Campbell Stewart 1884 1947 [235]
Major General Alan Stretton 1922 2012 [236]
Lieutenant General Vernon Sturdee 1890 1966 [237]
Major General Paul Symon 1960 – [238]
Major General ? ? [239]
Major General Edwin Tivey 1866 1947 [240]
Major General Kathryn Toohey ? ? [241]
Major General Alan Vasey 1895 1945 [242]
Major General 1917 1998 [243]
Major General Douglas Vincent 1916 1995 [244]
Major General 1888 1962 [245]
Lieutenant General Henry Wells 1898 1973 [246]
General Brudenell White 1876 1940 [247]
Major General John Whitelaw (general, born 1894) 1894 1964 [248] Both father and son were named
Major General John Stewart Whitelaw
Major General John Whitelaw (general, born 1921) 1921 2010 [249]
Lieutenant General John Whitham 1881 1952 [250]
Major General Simone Wilkie 1964 – [251]
Major General Thomas Williams 1884 1950 [252]
Major General ? – [73]
Major General Arthur Gillespie Wilson 1897 1981 [253]
Brigadier General Lachlan Wilson 1871 1947 [254]
Major General 1947 –
Major General Richard Wilson 1955 – [255]
General John Wilton 1910 1981 [256]
Major General Victor Windeyer 1900 1987 [257]
Brigadier General Evan Wisdom 1869 1945 [258]
Lieutenant General Eric Woodward 1899 1967 [259]
Major General George Wootten 1893 1970 [260]
Lieutenant General Henry Wynter 1886 1945 [261]

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
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    Only one British officer joined the AIF overseas: Lieutenant General W. R. Birdwood."
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    • Chair of the Centre for Defence Communications and Information Networking Steering Committee, University of Adelaide (since 2007)
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    • Senior Defence Adviser (Asia Pacific) IBM (2008–13)
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    • Major General – Head of Operational ICT, Australian Army (2005-06)
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