List of Australian Army generals

The following is a list of Australians who have attained general officer rank in the Australian Army; that is, officers who have held the rank of field marshal, general, [Lieutenant General (Australia)|general (Australia)|lieutenant general], major general or brigadier general. The Commonwealth Military Forces were established on 1 March 1901, following the Federation of Australia, as Australia's ground forces. The service was reorganised and re-titled as the Australian Military Forces in 1916 and then to the Australian Army in 1980. Major Downes, commandant of the military forces in Victoria in 1901 and a retired British Army major general, saw his British Army rank reciprocated in the Commonwealth Military Forces; he thus became the first person to attain general officer rank in the Australian forces.
The number of general officers swelled during the First World War, as Australia committed five infantry and the core of two mounted divisions to the war effort. In 1917, on assuming command of the Desert Column, Sir Harry Chauvel became simultaneously the first Australian to command a corps and the first to be promoted to lieutenant general. Chauvel was made Chief of the General Staff, the professional head of the Australian Military Forces, post-war and—alongside Sir John Monash—was in 1929 the first officer to be promoted to full general. The Australian Military Forces again mushroomed during the Second World War, peaking at eleven infantry and three armoured divisions. In recognition of his service as Commander-in-Chief of the Australian Military Forces during the war, Sir Thomas Blamey was promoted to field marshal in 1950. He remains the only non-royal to attain the substantive rank of field marshal in the Australian Army. A further twelve officers have achieved the rank of general, 46 lieutenant general, and at least 263 major general, while a further 31 achieved brigadier general before the rank was abolished and replaced by the senior officer rank of brigadier in the 1920s. Eleven officers have additionally retired with the honorary rank of lieutenant general, and 29 as honorary major generals.

Field marshals

Name	Born	Died	Date promoted	Senior command or appointment in rank	Notes
+	1865	1951
	1884	1951		Commander-in-Chief of the Australian Military Forces and Commander of Allied Land Forces, South West Pacific Area
Charles III+	1948	—		King of Australia
George VI	1895	1952		King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions of the British Commonwealth
	1921	2021		Prince Consort of Elizabeth II

Generals

The rank of general is the most senior active rank in the Australian Army. Only the five-star rank of field marshal is higher, but it is reserved for exceptional circumstances and only Sir Thomas Blamey has attained the rank in a non-ceremonial capacity. There are currently no appointments in the Australian Defence Force at the five-star level. With the current structure of the ADF, the rank of general is held only when an officer of the Australian Army is appointed as Chief of the Defence Force.
Generals of the Australian Army are as follows:

Name	Born	Died	Date promoted	Senior command or appointment in rank	Notes
	1936	2007		Chief of the Defence Force
	1928	2023		Chief of the Defence Force
		—		Chief of the Defence Force
	1865	1945		Inspector-in-Chief Volunteer Defence Corps, Chief of General Staff
	1947	—		Chief of the Defence Force
	1932	—		Chief of the Defence Force
	1918	2008		Chief of the Defence Force Staff, Chairman, Chiefs of Staff Committee
	1953	—		Chief of the Defence Force
	1919	1995		Chief of the Defence Force Staff
	1865	1931
	1876	1940		Chief of the General Staff
	1910	1981		Chairman, Chiefs of Staff Committee

Lieutenant generals

Lieutenant general is the highest permanent rank in the Australian Army. The rank of lieutenant general is always held by the Chief of Army, though is also held when an Australian Army officer is appointed as Vice Chief of the Defence Force, Chief of Joint Operations, Chief of Joint Capabilities, Chief of Defence Intelligence, Chief of Personnel or an equivalent position.
Lieutenant generals of the Australian Army are as follows:

Name	Born	Died	Date promoted	Senior command or appointment in rank	Notes
	1887	1962		III Corps
	1894	1981		Eastern Command, I Corps, II Corps
	1899	1993		British Commonwealth Forces Korea
	1965	—		Chief of Joint Operations
+	1894	1964		Southern Command
+	1894	1971		British Commonwealth Forces Korea, Eastern Command
	1915	1994		Chief of the General Staff
	1964	—		Chief of Army
	1960	—		Chief Capability Development Group
+	1892	1968
	1932	2018		Chief of the General Staff
*	1970	—		Chief of Joint Capabilities
	1913	2004		Chief of the General Staff
	1923	2011		Chief of the General Staff
	1903	1978		Eastern Command, Southern Command
	1953	—	2008	Chief of Joint Operations
*		—		Chief of Personnel
		—		Chief of Joint Capabilities, National COVID Vaccine Taskforce, Principal Deputy Director Australian Signals Directorate
	1900	1977		Chief of the General Staff, Southern Command
	1952	—		Chief of Army, Vice Chief of the Defence Force
	1939	—		Chief of the General Staff
	1892	1982		I Corps, New Guinea Force, II Corps
	1941	—		Chief of Army
+	1864	1938
	1884	1948		Chairman of the Manpower Committee
	1885	1957	/ 18 June 1941	First Army, I Corps, Southern Command
	1952	—		Chief of Army
+	1860	1939
	1863	1947
	1882	1966		New Guinea Force, Second Army, Home Forces
+	1864	1930
*		—		National Cyber Security Coordinator
	1884	1958		Eastern Command
	1956	—		Chief of Army
	1889	1959		I Corps, Second Army, New Guinea Force, II Corps
	1943	—		Vice Chief of the Defence Force
+	1893	1966		United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan
	1890	1966		British Commonwealth Occupation Force, Chief of the General Staff
	1933	—		Chief of the General Staff
+	1860	1931
*		—		UN Military Adviser for Peacekeeping Operations
	1903	1978		Chief of the General Staff, Eastern Command
	1957	—		Chief of Joint Operations
		—		Chief of Defence Intelligence
	1894	1960		Southern Command, British Commonwealth Forces Korea, British Commonwealth Occupation Force, First Army
	1894	1975		Chief of the General Staff, Vice Chief of the General Staff, I Corps
	1940	—		Chief of Army, Commander Joint Forces Australia, Commander United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia
	1890	1954		II Corps, New Guinea Force, I Corps
+	1897	1962		Northern Command, Eastern Command
	1891	1961		Southern Command
	1882	1940		Chief of the General Staff, Inspector General of the Australian Army
*		—		Chief of Army
	1890	1966		Chief of the General Staff, First Army
	1898	1973		Chairman, Chiefs of Staff Committee, Chief of the General Staff, British Commonwealth Forces Korea, Southern Command
+	1881	1952		Southern Command
	1899	1967		Eastern Command
	1886	1945		Lieutenant General Administration at Allied Land Headquarters, Eastern Command

Major generals

Name	Born	Died	Date promoted	Senior command or appointment in rank	Notes
	1948	—		Land Commander Australia, Deputy Chief of Army, Head Strategic Policy and Plans
		—		Commander Joint Health and Surgeon General of the Australian Defence Force
	1894	1959		Northern Territory Force, 7th Division
	1912	1967		Adjutant-General, 1st Division
	1894	1973		Adjutant-General
+	1866	1937
	1940	—		Land Commander Australia, 1st Division
*		—
	1924	1994		Chief of Personnel – Army
	1968	1951		Director-General of Medical Services
	1900	1995		Adjutant-General, Deputy Chief of the General Staff
	1932	—		3rd Division
	1895	1975		Chairman of the New Weapons and Equipment Development Committee, Master-General of the Ordnance
	1924	2021		Logistics Command
*		—		Head Land Systems, Head Armoured Vehicle Division
	1887	1965		Northern Territory Lines of Communication Area
	1939	—		Land Commander Australia, Royal Military College, Duntroon
		—		Head Land Systems Division, Commander Joint Agency Task Force Operation Sovereign Borders
	1922	1994		Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Chief of Materiel, Chief of Operations
+	1873	1961
	1957	—		Cadet, Reserve and Employer Support Division
	1861	1915		General Officer Commanding Australian Imperial Force, 1st Division
	1914	2006		2nd Division, Communication Zone
+	1856	1943
	1873	1961		Chief of the General Staff, Royal Military College, Duntroon, Adjutant-General, 1st Military District
	1935	2003		Training Command
*		—		2nd Division
+	1856	1920
	1888	1960		Director General of Medical Services
	1920	1985		Chaplain-General, Chaplain-General
	1928	2020		Training Command
	1890	1967		AIF in Malaya, 8th Division
	1900	1997		Royal Military College, Duntroon
		—		2nd Division
	1910	1996		Southern Command, Master-General of the Ordnance
	1882	1976		Quartermaster General, 2nd Division
	1956	—		Joint Task Force 633, Chief of Operations, Victorian Bushfire Reconstruction and Recovery Authority, Deputy Chief of Army
	1915	2003		Chief of Materiel, Master-General of the Ordnance, Northern Command
	1941	2001		Deputy Chief of the General Staff
	1962	—		Director of Operations, United States Central Command, Deputy Chief of Joint Operations
		—		Commander Joint Logistics, Head Land Systems
	1958	—		Northern Territory Emergency Response Taskforce, Head Information Capability Management Division
	1896	1963		Quartermaster General, Central Command, Army Representative on the Australian Military Mission, Washington, Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Deputy-Adjutant and Quartermaster General
	1956	2017		Head of Information Capability Management
	1933	—		Chief of Operations, 1st Division, Head of Australian Defence Staff in London
	1907	1994		Director-General of Medical Services
*		—		1st Division
	1944	—		Commander Australian Theatre, Director Defence Intelligence Organisation
	1931	—		Chief of the Army Reserve, 3rd Division
	1958	—		Head Defence Support Operations
	1963	—		Head Armoured Vehicle Division, Head Land Systems, Senior Plans Officer, Headquarters International Security Assistance Force
+	1864	1947
*		—		Judge Advocate General
+	1863	1944
	1870	1949		Chief of the General Staff, Quartermaster General
		—		Joint Task Force 633, Special Projects Officer for the Chief of the Defence Force, Deputy Director of Operations, United States Central Command, Head Military Strategic Commitments
	1944	—		Director Defence Intelligence Organisation, Assistant Chief Defence Force, Assistant Chief of the General Staff – Material
	1909	2007		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, Communication Zone
+	1857	1933
	1954	—		Australian Military Representative to NATO and the European Union
	1935	2021		Australian Defence Force Academy, Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Logistic Command
	1960	—		Head of Cyber and Information Security, Australian Signals Directorate, Chief of Plans, ISAF Joint Command
	1930	1991		Logistics Command, Chief of Logistics – Army
	1873	1943		Adjutant General
	1907	1998		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 2nd Division
	1834	1923		Commandant of the Military Forces in Victoria
	1885	1945		Director of Medical Services, Second Army, Inspector General of Medical Services, Director-General of Medical Services
	1931	2021		1st Division
	1884	1949		3rd Division
	1941	—		Judge Advocate General
*		—		Commander Forces Command, Commander Cyber Command
	1947	—		Head of the Defence Personnel Executive, Military Head of the Defence Efficiency Review Secretariat
	1885	1957		1st Division, 4th Division
	1885	1963		Queensland Lines of Communication Area, Northern Command, Western Command
	1900	1984		Western Command
+	1863	1956
	1901	1993		11th Division
	1878	1931		3rd Division
	1970	—		Queensland State Recovery Coordinator, 1st Division, Deputy Chief of Army
	1927	2005		Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Chief of Materiel – Army
	1925	1990		Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Head of Australian Defence Staff in Washington, D.C.
	1933	1998		Assistant Chief of the General Staff – Army Reserve, 2nd Division
+	1864	1943
	1941	—		Force Commander, Multinational Force and Observers
	1885	1950		New South Wales Lines of Communication Area, 1st Division
		—		Assistant to the Chief of the Defence Force, Deputy Commanding General – Operations, United States Army Central, Commander Forces Command, Vice Director of Operations and Plans, United States Central Command
		—		Special Operations Command
	1910	1997		Royal Military College, Duntroon, Quartermaster-General
	1939	—		Head of Australian Defence Staff in Washington, D.C., Deputy Chief of the General Staff, 1st Division
	1934	2015		Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Chief of Personnel
		—		2nd Division
		—		Head People Capability
	1945	—		Chief Military Adviser, UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations, Chief of Staff, United Nations Truce Supervision Organization, 1st Division
+	1867	1928
	1937	2004		Chief of Material
	1918	2001		Logistic Command, Southern Command, Commander Australian Force Vietnam, Royal Military College, Duntroon
	1958	—		Head Helicopter Systems Division
		—		Head of Australian Defence Staff in Washington, D.C.
		—		Commander Joint Agency Task Force Operation Sovereign Borders
	1897	1971		Head of the Australian Military Mission to Germany
	1949	—		Assistant Chief of the Defence Force and Head Reserve Policy
*		—		Force Commander, Multinational Force and Observers
	1872	1945		3rd Division
	1962	—		Military Strategic Commitments Division, Commander Forces Command, Deputy Chief of Army, Special Operations Command
	1876	1955		4th Division, 1st Division
	1935	2023		2nd Division, 3rd Division
	1952	—		Chief of Staff, United Nations Truce Supervision Organization, Deputy Chief of Army, Training Command – Army, Deputy Force Commander, United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor
	1907	1996		3rd Division
	1944	2022		Chief of the Army Reserve
+	1856	1929
*		—		Special Operations Command
*		—		Head of Cyber Operations Division
	1940	—		Training Command – Army
	1920	1996		1st Division, Northern Command, Deputy Chief of the General Staff
	1917	1987		3rd Division
	1930	2022		Field Forces Command, Chief of Operations – Army
	1869	1949		4th Division
	1919	2006		Surgeon General Defence Force, Joint Services Medical Advisor, Director-General of Army Health Services, Director-General of Medical Services
	1947	—		Joint Logistics Command
*	1974	—		Aviation Command
		—		Australian Military Representative to NATO and the European Union, Director Defence Intelligence Organisation
	1905	1961		3rd Division
+	1882	1956
	1900	1981		Northern Command
	1912	1971		Eastern Command, Adjutant-General, Quartermaster-General, Chairman, Joint Planning Committee, Western Command
	1943	—		Land Commander Australia, Deputy Chief of Army, Director Defence Intelligence Organisation, Training Command
	1920	1998		Royal Military College, Duntroon, 1st Division, Australian Forces Vietnam, Deputy Chief of the General Staff
	1919	1995		Training Command, 1st Division
	1956	—		Training Command – Army, Joint Task Force 633, Special Operations Command
	1856	1911		Chief of the General Staff, Inspector-General of the Military Forces
		—		Project Lead – Afghanistan NEO Review, Deputy Coordinator – Operations, National Recovery and Resilience Agency, Deputy National Bushfire Recovery Coordinator
	1930	2024		Royal Military College, Duntroon, Chief of Personnel – Army
	1947	—		2nd Division
	1862	1917		4th Division
	1897	1990		Royal Military College, Duntroon
	1938	2024		Director-General Natural Disasters Organisation
	1863	1930		Director General of Medical Services, Director of AIF Medical Services
+	1858	1944
	1929	2016		Controller of Establishments
	1920	2003		Chief of the Reserve, 1st Division, Director, Joint Staff
+	1867	1937
	1886	1948		Western Command, 5th Military District, Northern Command, 1st Military District
	1930	2015		Director-General Army Health Services
	1937	2020		Assistant Chief of the General Staff for Materiel, Deputy Chief of the General Staff, 1st Division
		—		Aviation Command
	1868	1949		3rd Division
*		—		Commander Defence Signals Intelligence and Cyber Command, First Assistant Director-General Expeditionary and Transnational Intelligence, Head of Military Strategic Plans
	1945	—		Head Strategic Command, Training Command, 1st Division
	1934	2001		2nd Division
	1929	—		Field Force Command, 1st Division
	1956	—		Joint Task Force 633, Land Command, 1st Division
+	1897	1963
		—		Special Operations Command
	1910	1985		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board
*		—		Head Joint Aviation Systems Division, Head Land Capability
+	1897	1959		Central Command, Northern Command, Principal Administrative Officer, British Commonwealth Forces in Japan and Korea
	1893	1984		Director-General of Medical Services
	1930	1999
	1912	1975		Southern Command, Quartermaster-General, Chairman, Joint Planning Committee, Royal Military College, Duntroon, Western Command, Head Australian Joint Services Staff in the United Kingdom
		—		Deputy Chief of Staff – Plans, Headquarters International Security Assistance Force
*		—		Head Joint Support Services Division
	1927	2013		Director General National Disaster Organisation
	1900	1977		Master-General of the Ordnance, Quartermaster-General
	1953	—		Special Operations Command
	1899	1956		Adjutant General
	1883	1957		Second Army, 1st Division, Director-General of Recruiting, 2nd Division
+	1894	1962
	1914	1980		Adjutant-General, Master-General of the Ordnance, Head Australian Joint Services Staff in the United States
	1947	—		Assistant Chief of the Defence Force, Assistant Chief of Army
	1942	—		Assistant Chief of the Defence Force, Assistant Chief of the General Staff
	1904	1984		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 2nd Division
+	1867	1946
+	1859	1935
	1917	2004		Field Force Command, Eastern Command, Quartermaster-General, 1st Division, Australian Force Vietnam
		—		Deputy Commanding General – North, United States Army Pacific
	1925	1993		Training Command, 1st Division, Chief of the Army Reserve
	1919	1996		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 2nd Division
	1912	1987		3rd Division
	1937	—		Logistic Command
		—		Commander Forces Command, Head of Modernisation and Strategic Planning, Head Joint Capability Coordination, Deputy Chief of Staff – Plans, Headquarters International Security Assistance Force
		—		1st Division, Head Land Systems
	1957	—		Director Defence Intelligence Organisation, Training Command – Army
	1921	2003		Inspector-General of the Army Reserve, Assistant Commander Logistic Command, 3rd Division
	1906	1996		Master-General of the Ordnance, Central Command, Controller of Design and Inspection, Department of Supply
		—		Head of Australian Defence Staff in Washington, D.C., Special Operations Command, Chief of Defence Force Liaison Officer to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
	1888	1953		Director-General of Medical Services
	1926	2018		Inspector-General of the Army Reserve, 2nd Divisional Field Force Group, 2nd Division
	1955	—
*		—		Head Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator
	1949	—		Head of the Centenary of Anzac Planning Team, Head of Cadet, Reserve and Employer Support Division
	1894	1972		Adjutant-General, Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Morotai Force, 7th Division, 5th Division, Master-General of the Ordnance
	1962	—		Head ICT Operations Division
	1925	2003		Judge Advocate General, Judge Advocate General – Army
	1950	2023		Chief of Operations, Multi-National Force – Iraq, Australian Defence College, 1st Division
+	1870	1936
	1888	1975		Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit, New Guinea Lines of Communication Area, New Guinea Force, 8th Military District
	1927	2008		Chief of Personnel, Royal Military College, Duntroon
	1964	—		Commander Joint Logistics, Joint Task Force 636, Deputy Chief of Staff – Support, Operation Resolute Support
	1917	2005		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 2nd Division
	1910	1992		1st Division, Deputy Chief of the General Staff
	1892	1951		Northern Territory Force, Rear Echelon, First Australian Army, 4th Division, 10th Division, Newcastle Covering Force
	1929	1991		Chief of the Army Reserve, 2nd Divisional Field Force Group
*	1959	—		Surgeon-General of the Australian Defence Force Reserves
	1922	2007		Training Command – Army
*		—		Commander Space Command
		—		Chief of the Army Reserve, 3rd Division
	1960	—		Joint Task Force 633, Australian Defence College, Head People Capability
+	1867	1943
	1940	—		Surgeon General of the Australian Defence Force
*		—		Head Force Integration, Defence Strategic Review Implementation Task Force, Commander Forces Command
	1918	2012		Chief of Personnel, Royal Military College, Duntroon, 1st Division
	1882	1966		Inspector of the Coast and Anti-Aircraft Defences, Master-General of the Ordnance, Quartermaster-General
	1935	—		Assistant Chief of the General Staff – Personnel
	1890	1950		New South Wales Lines of Communication Area, Victoria Lines of Communication Area, Western Command, 5th Military District
	1923	2018		Logistic Command
	1905	1963		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 2nd Division
	1961	—		2nd Division
	1929	2024		Chief of Supply
	1949	—		Deputy Force Commander, United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor, Training Command – Army
	1897	1981		Master-General of the Ordnance
+	1861	1927
	1895	1973		11th Division, 5th Division
	1887	1957
		—		Head Force Design, Deputy Chief of Army
	1913	2009		Director-General of Medical Services
	1880	1954		1st Cavalry Division
	1901	1992		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 3rd Division
	1951	—		Strategic Policy Division, Deputy Chief of Army, Training Command – Army
	1946	—		Judge Advocate General
	1936	—		Surgeon General of the Australian Defence Force
	1952	—		Surgeon-General of the Australian Defence Force Reserves
	1875	1954		AIF Depots in the United Kingdom, 2nd Division
	1945	—		Surgeon General of the Australian Defence Force
		—		Australian Defence College
	1865	1937		1st Cavalry Division, ANZAC Mounted Division
	1866	1928		Quartermaster-General, Adjutant-General
		—		Special Operations Command, Head of Modernisation and Strategic Planning – Army, Deputy Chief of Army, Commander Forces Command
	1929	2022		2nd Division
+	1898	1969
	1894	1964		Signal Officer-in-Chief
	1907	1971		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 3rd Division
	1958	—		Commander Forces Command, 1st Division, Head Defence Personnel
	1935	2019		Land Commander Australia, Field Force Command, Assistant Chief of Defence Force – Operations
*		—		Deputy Chief of Army, Deputy Commanding General – Strategy and Plans, United States Army Pacific
		—		Deputy Force Commander, United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor
	1959	—		2nd Division
	1963	—		Deputy Chief of Joint Operations, 1st Division, Joint Task Force 633
+	1851	1935
	1886	1967		Queensland Lines of Communication Area, Adjutant-General
	1892	1955		Engineer-in-Chief
+	1895	1966
	1936	2025		Logistic Command, Chief of Logistics
	1896	1969		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 2nd Division, 6th Division, 12th Division, Northern Territory Force, 4th Division
	1946	—		Chief of the General Staff – Personnel
	1925	2008		Chief of Logistics, Logistic Command
	1922	2012		Director-General Natural Disasters Organisation
	1960	—		Director Defence Intelligence Organisation, Deputy Chief of Army
	1929	2008		Chief of Materiel – Army
		1988		Southern Command, Deputy Chief of General Staff
		—		Joint Task Force 629, 2nd Division
		—		Head ICT Operations
	1866	1947		2nd Cavalry Division, 5th Infantry Division
		—		Head Force Integration Division, Head of Land Capability
	1948	2019		Judge Advocate General
*		—		Head Land Capability
	1895	1945		7th Division, 6th Division, Deputy Chief of the General Staff
	1917	1998		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 3rd Division
	1916	1995		Chief of Personnel, Adjutant-General, Head Australian Joint Services Staff in the United States, Commander Australian Force Vietnam, 1st Division
	1905	1995		Northern Command, Adjutant-General, Head Australian Joint Services Staff in the United States
*		—		Head National Support, Commander Joint Logistics
+	1857	1932
	1888	1962		Director of Medical Services, First Australian Army
	1924	2004		Director-General Army Health Services
*	1976	—		Commander Joint Logistics
	1953	—		Chief Military Judge and Chief Judge Advocate
+	1860	1946
	1894	1964		Western Command, Victoria Lines of Communication Area, Major General, Royal Artillery
	1921	2010		Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Chief of Personnel – Army, Chief of Operations
+	1892	1964
	1964	—		Head of Joint Enablers, Australian Defence College
+	1855	1943
	1884	1950		Chief Military Advisor to the Director-General of Munitions, Master-General of the Ordnance
	1856	1919
	1926	1980		Field Force Command, Deputy Chief of General Staff, Chief of Operations
	1948	—		Head of Australian Defence Staff in Washington, D.C., Head Defence Personnel Executive, Head Joint Education and Training
	1900	1982		Central Command
	1947	—		Assistant Chief of the Defence Force and Head Reserve Policy, 2nd Division
	1955	—		Director Defence Intelligence Organisation, 1st Division, Training Command – Army
	1900	1987		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 2nd Division
*		—		Deputy Commanding General – Strategy and Plans, United States Army Pacific, 1st Division
	1921	2009		Controller of Establishments
	1893	1970		Citizen Military Forces Member of the Military Board, 3rd Division, 9th Division

Brigadier generals

Name	Born	Died	Date appointed	Senior command or appointment in rank	Notes
	1865	1940		AIF Headquarters London
	1879	1954		Royal Artillery, 1st Australian Division
	1877	1947		Royal Artillery, 5th Australian Division
	1860	1941
	1868	1931		Royal Artillery, 5th Australian Division
	1876	1942		4th Division, 3rd Military District, 1st Military District, 11th Mixed Brigade, Director of Equipment and Ordnance Stores, Deputy Adjutant-General, Deputy Director of Repatriation, Chief Engineer, Australian Corps, Deputy Adjutant and Quartermaster-General, AIF Depots in the United Kingdom
	1855	1919		Director of Military Art, Chief of the General Staff
	1873	1916		12th Brigade
	1869	1955		14th Brigade, 9th Brigade
	1870	1939		1st Cavalry Brigade, 4th Light Horse Brigade, 3rd Light Horse Brigade
	1865	1947		Administrator of Nauru, Administrator of the Territory of New Guinea, Inspector-General of Administration, AIF Headquarters London
	1874	1954		5th Brigade, 11th Brigade, 1st Division Demobilization Group, 2nd Brigade
	1881	1951		5th Brigade, 10th Brigade, 13th Brigade
	1875	1933		9th Brigade
+	1859	1935
	1878	1962		3rd Brigade, 19th Brigade, 12th Brigade
	1874	1930		Director of Education
	1875	1931		1st Cavalry Division, 4th Cavalry Brigade, 6th Light Horse Regiment, 5th Light Horse Brigade
	1878	1915		1st Brigade
	1875	1950		6th Brigade, 5th Brigade
	1869	1946		Deputy Assistant and Quartermaster-General, AIF Depots
	1877	1947		Director of Education, 10th Brigade
	1864	1942		2nd Cavalry Brigade, 4th Light Horse Brigade
	1862	1918		Administrator of the Territory of New Guinea
	1869	1940		11th Brigade
	1878	1951		7th Brigade, 3rd Brigade, 6th Brigade, Director of Training, AIF Depots, 12th Brigade
	1881	1928		2nd Brigade, 18th Brigade, 17th Brigade, 5th Brigade
	1884	1947		15th Brigade, 10th Brigade, 14th Brigade
+	1856	1943
	1871	1947		1st Cavalry Brigade, 11th Mixed Brigade, 3rd Light Horse Brigade
	1869	1945		22nd Brigade, 7th Brigade