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Gale during the Second World War
Gale during the Second World War
From left to right: Lieutenant General Sir Humfrey Gale, Admiral John Cunningham, RN, Commander W.A. Sullivan, USN, Captain W.A. Donst, RN in Naples,
From left to right: Lieutenant General Sir Humfrey Gale, Admiral John Cunningham, RN, Commander W.A. Sullivan, USN, Captain W.A. Donst, RN in Naples, Italy, 9 November 1943.
A convalescent Winston Churchill meets the outgoing and incoming Supreme Commanders in the Mediterranean, Dwight D. Eisenhower, to Churchill's right,
A convalescent Winston Churchill meets the outgoing and incoming Supreme Commanders in the Mediterranean, Dwight D. Eisenhower, to Churchill's right, and Henry Maitland Wilson, to his left. Behind them stand (from left to right), John Whiteley, Air Marshal Arthur Tedder, Brigadier G. S. Thompson, Admiral Sir John Cunningham, unknown, Sir Harold Alexander, Captain M. L. Power, Humfrey Gale, Leslie Hollis, and Eisenhower's chief of staff, Walter Bedell Smith.
Wilson in 1944
Wilson in 1944
Wilson, a lieutenant colonel at the time, as a staff officer with the New Zealand Division, May 1918
Wilson, a lieutenant colonel at the time, as a staff officer with the New Zealand Division, May 1918
Group portrait of Major General Andrew Hamilton Russell (front row, centre), commanding the New Zealand Division, with staff officers at division head
Group portrait of Major General Andrew Hamilton Russell (front row, centre), commanding the New Zealand Division, with staff officers at division headquarters in Leverkusen, Germany, March 1919. Present also is Lieutenant Colonel H. M. "Jumbo" Wilson, the division's GSO1, sat to Russell's right.
Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson, Commander in Chief Cyrenaica, inspects men of the captured Tripolitanian Camel Corps, Libya.
Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson, Commander in Chief Cyrenaica, inspects men of the captured Tripolitanian Camel Corps, Libya.