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wounded. One staff officer "noticed Mackay moving in front of his tent quite unconcerned about the movement of enemy planes. He neither looked at the planes nor at the men dashing about, but they saw him, and those moving towards shelter stopped, and many of those who had gained shelter returned to their duties. Personal example is the only paying proposition in such circumstances". For his actions in Greece, he was mentioned in despatches a sixth time, and awarded the
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desolate corner (the most actively shelled in Pozières), surrounded by shredded tree-trunks and the dead, a panting messenger stumbled up to them with an envelope marked "Urgent and Secret". They hurriedly tore it open. The message read: "A number of cases have lately occurred of men failing to salute the army commander when passing in his car, in spite of the fact that the car carries his flag upon the bonnet. This practice must cease."
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1133:(KBE). In a war of rapid movement over long distances, Mackay demonstrated careful planning and recognised the need to reinforce success. He also impressed others with the way he cared for soldiers' lives. "Not only do I want Tobruk quickly", he told his brigadiers before the battle, "but I also want it cheaply". The victory at Bardia was followed by successes at
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Commissioner gradually became a civilian one. India was not yet independent, but was about to become so, and Mackay met with future leaders
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Herring as successor. Blamey proposed Mackay as a second choice but preferred Herring as he was much younger, and this was important in the taxing New Guinea climate. When Blamey relinquished command of
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chief of staff, held him in high regard. "For moral and physical courage", said
Berryman, "few equalled him—none ever surpassed him. He was an educated and most knowledgeable soldier ... and extremely patient". His Commander, Royal Australian Artillery, a reservist,
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Herring to go on leave. The period was a quiet one, with no major operations being carried out, and Mackay handed back to Herring and returned to command of the Second Army at
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throughout the inter-war period. He held the rank of honorary brigadier general from 21 January 1920 to late June 1937, when he was promoted to that rank substantively. He commanded the
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and then England, and he did not rejoin his battalion until February 1916, by which time it had been withdrawn to Egypt. For his actions at Lone Pine, Mackay was nominated for the
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925:They returned to Australia aboard the transport
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918:. His first child, Jean Margaret, was born in
396:there from 1910 until 1914, when he joined the
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1979:(Supplement). 31 December 1917. p. 13566.
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684:On 6 August 1915, Mackay was involved in the
451:After the war, Mackay studied physics at the
4172:Australian military personnel of World War I
3169:Bardia: Myth, Reality and the Heirs of Anzac
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2452:"Honours and Awards – Iven Giffard Mackay"
2142:(Supplement). 7 January 1919. p. 313.
1879:(Supplement). 4 January 1917. p. 254.
964:from 1 May 1921 to 30 April 1926; and the
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2002:(Supplement). 18 June 1917. p. 5980.
1902:(Supplement). 1 January 1917. p. 28.
1882:(Mentioned in Despatches – Western Front)
1216:Lieutenant Iven John Mackay, January 1941
819:. He later received his medals from King
4192:High commissioners of Australia to India
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2952:. Malvern, Victoria: Melway Publishing.
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3095:Australian War Memorial
2921:Cameron, David (2012).
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453:University of Cambridge
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271:Huon Peninsula campaign
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3012:. pp. 235–237.
2832:ART02990, ART27537,
1208:Defence of Australia
1167:British Commonwealth
966:5th Infantry Brigade
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958:9th Infantry Brigade
864:peaceful penetration
837:Battle of Hazebrouck
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1439:Muhammad Ali Jinnah
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507:New Guinea campaign
410:Battle of Lone Pine
392:in 1904 and taught
18:Iven Giffard Mackay
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3178:978-1-921410-25-3
3019:978-0-522-84459-7
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2468:(Greek War Cross)
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1463:Australian Senate
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1379:Douglas MacArthur
1333:on 6 April 1942.
1303:Fall of Singapore
1279:forward areas of
1266:Japanese invasion
1241:for Australia by
1119:Operation Compass
1042:on the advice of
916:Ernest Rutherford
860:brigadier general
825:Buckingham Palace
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809:H. Gordon Bennett
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527:the Reverend
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202:Battles/wars
165:2nd Division
160:6th Division
86:(1966-09-30)
72:7 April 1882
29:
4132:1966 deaths
4127:1882 births
4086:Iven Mackay
3620:Pethebridge
3211:Second Army
3204:New command
3086:To Benghazi
3081:Long, Gavin
2724:12 November
2675:Coates 1999
2624:12 November
2544:, p. 5
2461:12 November
2429:"No. 35396"
2346:"No. 35094"
2335:, p. 2
2216:Horner 1998
2206:, p. 2
2134:"No. 31109"
2111:"No. 31092"
2088:"No. 31488"
2029:"No. 31089"
1994:"No. 30135"
1971:"No. 30448"
1894:"No. 29886"
1871:"No. 29890"
1812:"No. 29455"
1693:, p. 8
1633:, p. 7
1587:, p. 2
1487:Dardanelles
1479:pallbearers
1447:H. V. Evatt
1395:John Curtin
1331:Second Army
1327:Frank Forde
1243:flying boat
1227:War Cabinet
1189:in battle.
1064:ocean liner
904:George Long
804:Along with
690:Jack Massie
676:in August.
639:, in 1910.
551:rugby union
499:Second Army
155:Second Army
54:Nickname(s)
4121:Categories
3954:Richardson
3794:Bridgeford
3635:Ramaciotti
3455:Gellibrand
3281:1943–1948
3247:1940–1941
3215:1942–1944
3041:7 November
2857:References
1931:16 October
1502:ANZAC Cove
1337:New Guinea
1281:New Guinea
1171:Klidi Pass
1087:Alan Vasey
1069:Strathaird
1017:Alan Vasey
1015:, Colonel
778:Lagnicourt
718:Minnewaska
658:Alexandria
574:lieutenant
566:cadet unit
541:, and the
383:world wars
98:Allegiance
68:1882-04-07
4078:Biography
3989:C. Steele
3959:Robertson
3929:Northcott
3804:Callaghan
3650:Rosenthal
3645:Robertson
3570:MacLaurin
3480:Griffiths
3405:Christian
3267:New title
3187:298612750
3028:1833-7538
2941:798328997
2845:Ivor Hele
2827:Portraits
2800:3DRL/6850
2787:3DRL/6433
2506:Long 1953
2416:Long 1953
2404:Long 1953
2392:Long 1953
2270:Long 1952
2258:Long 1952
2243:Long 1952
1858:Bean 1929
1775:Bean 1924
1763:Bean 1924
1751:Bean 1924
1616:Grey 2000
1557:Galleghan
1545:Dougherty
1537:Stevenson
1506:Fort Sill
1493:Britannia
1491:HMY
1301:With the
1247:Singapore
1186:Waffen-SS
1103:Brigadier
1083:1939 film
1060:Melbourne
1026:in 1940,
946:The Times
920:Cambridge
680:Gallipoli
611:to teach
490:Waffen-SS
406:Gallipoli
334:(1943–48)
321:War Cross
197:(1916–18)
182:(1920–21)
177:(1921–26)
172:(1930–32)
167:(1937–40)
162:(1940–41)
157:(1942–44)
152:(1943–44)
121:1913–1946
101:Australia
4029:Williams
4019:Whitelaw
3934:Phillips
3919:Morshead
3884:H. Lloyd
3874:Lavarack
3849:Fewtrell
3774:Berryman
3665:Sellheim
3625:Phillips
3595:Meredith
3590:McNicoll
3535:Johnston
3485:Grimwade
3460:Glasfurd
3370:Birdwood
3167:(2009).
3103:18400892
3083:(1952).
3073:39291537
3053:(1998).
3036:70677943
2998:(2000).
2988:43736921
2968:(1999).
2914:48526946
2887:59249649
2867:(1924).
2837:Archived
2834:ART23414
2816:Archived
2813:PR88/198
2803:Archived
2790:Archived
1565:Canberra
1549:Harrison
1525:Woodward
1453:Post war
1405:, on SS
1311:Japanese
1283:and the
1143:Benghazi
848:Boulogne
821:George V
578:adjutant
570:sergeant
323:(Greece)
318:(France)
146:Commands
106:Service/
4052:Portals
4034:Wootten
4024:Whitham
4004:Sturdee
3999:Stevens
3984:Stantke
3974:Simpson
3909:Milford
3899:Maguire
3864:Jackson
3859:Herring
3839:Durrant
3814:Chapman
3799:Burston
3769:Bennett
3685:Stewart
3610:Parnell
3585:McGlinn
3495:Herring
3470:Goddard
3465:Glasgow
3445:Forsyth
3435:Elliott
3400:Chauvel
3385:Bridges
3360:Bennett
3157:3134080
3130:3134080
2958:2346434
1529:Stevens
1521:Herring
1423:Admiral
1376:General
1309:of the
1289:Sturdee
1173:at the
1052:Cabinet
1044:General
1036:I Corps
954:Militia
910:at the
856:colonel
774:Hermies
674:company
653:Berrima
613:physics
601:captain
580:of the
465:Militia
436:at the
394:physics
4039:Wynter
3969:Savige
3964:Rowell
3949:Rankin
3944:Ramsay
3924:Murray
3914:Morris
3894:Mackay
3854:Hardie
3844:Eather
3829:Downes
3824:Derham
3819:Clowes
3809:Cannan
3784:Blamey
3764:Beavis
3705:Wisdom
3700:Wilson
3640:Rankin
3600:Monash
3575:Martin
3565:Mackay
3530:Jobson
3520:Irving
3515:Hughes
3505:Holmes
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1149:Greece
1135:Tobruk
927:Mantua
914:under
841:brevet
555:rowing
455:under
440:, the
365:&
301:&
287:Awards
192:(1918)
187:(1918)
108:branch
91:Sydney
4108:Media
4014:White
4009:Vasey
3979:Smart
3939:Plant
3904:Miles
3889:Locke
3789:Boase
3779:Blake
3759:Allen
3695:White
3690:Tivey
3680:Smith
3660:Ryrie
3615:Paton
3605:Moore
3580:McCay
3550:Lloyd
3545:Legge
3540:Leane
3510:Howse
3500:Hobbs
3490:Heane
3475:Grant
3440:Foott
3425:Dodds
3415:Coxen
3380:Brand
1571:Notes
1445:, Dr
1411:Delhi
1407:Tanda
1403:Perth
1389:India
1347:right
1239:Cairo
1139:Derna
1127:Libya
1125:, in
1112:Libya
698:Malta
670:major
547:Blues
372:
370:,
361:
359:,
354:
352:,
141:NX363
3869:Jess
3655:Ryan
3630:Pope
3555:Long
3525:Jess
3241:GOC
3209:GOC
3183:OCLC
3173:ISBN
3153:OCLC
3126:OCLC
3099:OCLC
3069:OCLC
3059:ISBN
3043:2009
3032:OCLC
3024:ISSN
3014:ISBN
2984:OCLC
2974:ISBN
2954:OCLC
2937:OCLC
2927:ISBN
2910:OCLC
2883:OCLC
2726:2009
2626:2009
2463:2009
1933:2012
1555:and
1437:and
1351:left
1141:and
1067:RMS
1050:but
1046:Sir
1030:Sir
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758:left
549:for
424:and
126:Rank
81:Died
62:Born
3410:Cox
1563:in
1489:on
1473:of
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