Thomas Morland

Thomas Morland
Thomas Lethbridge Napier Morland
LtGen T Morland.jpg
Naissance 9 août 1865
Montréal, Canada-Est
Décès 21 mai 1925 (à 69 ans)
Origine Drapeau du Canada Canada
Allégeance Drapeau : Royaume-Uni Royaume-Uni
Grade Général
Années de service 1884 - 1923
Conflits Première Guerre mondiale
Commandement 2e brigade d'infanterie (en)
5e division d'infanterie
Xe Corps
XIII Corps
British Army of the Rhine
Hommages Ordre du service distingué
Ordre de Saint-Michel et Saint-George
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Thomas Morland (Montréal, Canada-Est, 9 août 1865 – 21 mai 1935) est un général britannique ayant servi durant la Première Guerre mondiale.

Biographie

Morland s'engage dans l'armée de terre britannique en 1884. Au début de la Première Guerre mondiale, il sert en tant que major général[1]. Il participe notamment à la bataille d'Ypres en 1915 et la bataille de Passchendaele en 1917. Après la guerre, il servira sous le titre de lieutenant général dans le corps d'occupation canadien en Allemagne[1].

Notes et références

  1. ↑ a et b Michel Veyron, Dictionnaire canadien des noms propres, Louiseville (Québec), Larousse, 1989, 764 p. (ISBN 2-920318-06-3), p. 449 

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