General Officer Commanding III Corps

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General Officer Commanding III Corps was the senior British Army post held by Lieutenant-General Sir Ronald Scobie, notably during World War II operations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British Army appointment
military position
abbreviation GOC III Corps NERFINISHED
allegiance British Crown NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheatre European theatre of World War II NERFINISHED
commandedFormation III Corps (United Kingdom) NERFINISHED
commandResponsibility tactical control of multiple divisions
conflict World War II
surface form: Second World War
country United Kingdom
garrisonCountry United Kingdom
heldBy Lieutenant-General Sir Ronald Scobie NERFINISHED
heldRankOfHolder Lieutenant-General
hierarchicalLevel corps-level command
holderConflict World War II operations
holderHonorifics Sir Ronald Scobie NERFINISHED
holderService British Army officer
militaryBranch land forces
notableHolder Lieutenant-General Sir Ronald Scobie NERFINISHED
partOf III Corps (United Kingdom) NERFINISHED
reportingTo Army-level command
role senior field command
serviceBranch British Army
titleStyle General Officer Commanding
typeOfCommand operational command
typicallyHeldByRank Lieutenant-General
usedDuring World War II

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British General Ronald Scobie positionHeld General Officer Commanding III Corps
subject surface form: Ronald Scobie