General Sir Herbert Alexander Lawrence was a general in the British Army, a banker and a businessman.
Officers of the 17th Lancers, Lucknow, India, November 1885. In the front row, sat on the ground and first on the left, is Lieutenant Lawrence.
Field Marshal Douglas Haig, French Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau, and French Minister of Foreign Affairs Stéphen Pichon at the Inter-Allied Conference at Versaille in the vestibule before the session, 2 July 1918. On the left is Haig's CGS, Lieutenant General Lawrence.
Field Marshal Haig attending service on the fourth anniversary of the declaration of war. Montreuil, France, 4 August 1918. Stood behind him is Lieutenant General Lawrence, his CGS.
Field Marshal Haig and four of his army commanders at Cambrai, France, October 1918. Stood second from the right, holding a cigarette and talking to Lieutenant General Horne, is General Sir Herbert Lawrence.
Lieutenant-General Sir Launcelot Edward Kiggell, was an Irish-born British Army officer who was Chief of the General Staff for the British Armies in France under Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig from la
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…Passchendaele later in the year. He served with the 66th until made chief intelligence officer on Haig's staff on 22 January 1918. He then took over from Sir Launcelot Kiggell as chief of the general staff of the BEF in France, for which he was granted the temporary rank of lieutenant general while holding the appointment…
Kiggell pictured in 1915 during the First World War
Brigadier-General John Charteris being presented to Queen Mary of Teck at Blendecques, July 1917. To his left, back facing towards the camera, is Lieutenant General Kiggell, Haig's CGS.
Eorld War I Daily Mail Official War Photograph, Series VII, No. 49, titled "Sir D Haig introducing Sir Pertab Singh to General Joffre". The obverse carries the following information: "Passed by Censor" and ""I hope the time is soon coming when at the head of my men I shall die fighting." So says our grand old man of India, Lieutenant-General Sir Pertab Singh." Standing in the middle appears to be Lieutenant General Kiggell, Haig's CGS.