- Major-General Sir
Francis Wilfred "Freddie" de
Guingand, KBE, CB, DSO (28
February 1900 – 29 June 1979) was a
British Army
officer who
served as Field...
-
Pierre de
Guingand (June 6, 1885 - June 10, 1964) was a
French stage and film actor. He portra****
Aramis in the 1921
version of The
Three Musketeers and...
- been very severe. Montgomery's
Chief of Staff, Major-General
Francis de
Guingand,
stated in his post-war
account that he had
opposed Montgomery's narrow...
- 1973, p. 8. De
Guingand 1947, pp. 274–275.
Molony et al. 1973, p. 21. De
Guingand 1947, p. 272.
Molony et al. 1973, pp. 21–23. De
Guingand 1947, pp. 278–281...
- and II (1911) C.N. Mortensen, in The
Three Musketeers (1916)
Pierre de
Guingand, in Les
trois mousquetaires (1921)
Eugene Pallette, in The
Three Musketeers...
-
Francis Henry Norman Davidson 1944–1945 John
Sinclair 1945–1946
Freddie de
Guingand 1946–1948
Gerald Templer 1948–1949
Douglas Packard 1949–1953
Arthur Shortt...
- must
expect no
reinforcements and had
authorised Major General Freddie de
Guingand to
discuss evacuation plans with
certain responsible officers. Nevertheless...
-
commanders of the
Soviet military forces.
Major General Sir
Francis de
Guingand,
chief of
staff of
Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery,
described Zhukov as...
-
Guingand was a
French World War I
flying ace
credited with
eight aerial victories before being killed in a
flying accident.
Gilbert Marie de
Guingand...
- by Montgomery, as were
those of Montgomery's
chief of
staff Freddie de
Guingand who went to
England on sick leave.
Responsibility for the
failure "began...
