File:Group portrait of officers at the British Army Staff College, Camberley, 1906.jpg

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English: Group portrait of officers at the British Army Staff College, Camberley. Identified left to right
(back row): Captain (Capt) M M Haldane, Royal Scots (RS); Capt G D Jebb, DSO, Bedford Regiment (Regt); Lieutenant Brudenell White, Royal Australian Artillery (the first Australian Military Forces officer to attend the college, during the First World War he was an influential staff officer); Capt R J Drake, North Staffordshire Regt; Capt W E Tyndall, DSO, West Riding Regt; Major (Maj) G J Farmar, Lancashire Fusiliers; Capt Bowman-Manifold, DSO, Royal Engineers (R E); Capt A Montgomery, Royal Field (R F) Artillery; Capt J H Davidson, DSO, King's Royal Rifle Corps (KRRC).
Third row: Capt W H Weber, R F Artillery; Maj H C Warre, DSO, KRRC; Capt F J Marshall, Seaforth Highlanders; Capt G E Kenrick, DSO, Royal West (R W) Surrey Regt; Capt B R Moberly, 56th Infantry Indian Army (I A); Capt F W Brunner, R E; Maj B T Buckley, Northumberland Fusiliers; Capt H Musgrave, R E; Capt W M Stewart, Cameron Highlanders; Capt Marriott-Dodington, Oxfordshire Light Infantry (L I); Capt John Gellibrand, Manchester Regt, who commanded Australian forces on the Gallipoli Peninsula and in France, including the 3rd Division; Capt E F Orton, 37th Lancashire I A.
Second row: Lt Crispin, Royal Navy (RN); Capt C Newnham, 6th Cavalry I A; Capt P FitzGerald, DSO, 11th Hussars; Capt R F Riley, DSO, Yorkshire L I; Capt A F Gordon, DSO, Gordon Highlanders; Capt Sir T Cuninghame, Baronet, DSO, Rifle Brigade; Capt W Robertson, R E; Capt H E Hutchinson, Gloucestershire Regt; Capt W L O Twiss, 9th Gurkha Rifles I A; Capt G Windsor-Clive, Coldstream Guards; Capt Fergusson, RN.
Front row: Capt H G Watkin, 4th Hussars; Capt J W O'Dowda, R W Kent Regiment; Maj H McMicking, DSO, RS; Maj Hon A Russell, Grenadier Guards; Colonel (Col) L A Stopford; Maj A F Sillem, R W Surrey Regt; Col J P DuCane; Capt E B Ashmore, R F Artillery; Maj T A Cubitt, DSO, R F Artillery; Col W P Braithwaite; Capt H A Boyce, R F Artillery.
Date circa 1906
date QS:P,+1906-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
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