Explore: Sir Hugh Elles

Lieutenant General Sir Hugh Jamieson Elles, KCB, KCMG, KCVO, DSO (27 May 1880 – 11 July 1945) was a British Army officer and the first commander of the

geologist Sir Hugh Elles (1880–1945), British Army lieutenant general, son of Sir Edmond Elles James Elles (born 1949), British politician Wilma Elles (born

In May 1918, General Elles and Colonel Fuller were discussing the future of the Tank Corps and its uniform and General Elles tried on a beret of the

completely separate designs. The development of the tank began with Sir Hugh Elles, Master General of Ordnance, and Major-General A. E. Davidson, who concurred

Lieutenant-General Sir Ronald Charles (1931–1934) Lieutenant-General Sir Hugh Elles (1934–1938) The post was abolished by Leslie Hore-Belisha, the Secretary

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Frederick E. Morgan Sir Francis Younghusband – British Army officer, explorer, and spiritualist Sir Hugh Elles KCB KCMG KCVO DSO – general Sir Charles Bonham-Carter

Retrieved 17 January 2015. Hamilton, I. S. M. (1920). "Brigadier-General Sir Hugh Simpson-Baikie, Ex-Commander of the British artillery at Cape Helles. Appendix

Battle Honours Commanders Colonel-in-Chief The Queen Notable commanders Lt Gen Sir Hugh Elles Maj Gen Douglas Pratt Insignia Tactical Recognition Flash

The Chasseurs alpins wore a distinctive large beret and Major-General Sir Hugh Elles, the TC's Colonel, realised this style of headdress would be a practical