E. L. M. Burns

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E. L. M. Burns was a Canadian army officer and general who played a prominent role in international peacekeeping, notably serving as a senior commander in early United Nations operations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian Army officer
United Nations official
general
human
military writer
allegiance Canada
awardReceived Companion of the Order of Canada
Companion of the Order of the Bath
Distinguished Service Order
Military Cross
conflict Battle of Salerno
surface form: Allied invasion of Italy

Battle of Monte Cassino
World War I
surface form: First World War

Gothic Line offensive
Italian campaign
surface form: Italian Campaign

World War II
surface form: Second World War
countryOfCitizenship Canada
dateOfBirth 1897-06-17
dateOfDeath 1985-09-13
education McGill University
Royal Military College of Canada
familyName Burns
fieldOfWork international relations
military strategy
peacekeeping
fullName Eedson Louis Millard Burns
givenName Eedson
militaryBranch Canadian Army
militaryRank lieutenant-general
major-general
notableFor leadership in early United Nations peacekeeping operations
service as a senior Canadian Army commander in the Second World War
notableWork Between Arab and Israeli
Defense in the Nuclear Age
General Mud: Memoirs of Two World Wars
Manpower in the Canadian Army 1939–1945
placeOfBirth Canada
Montreal
Quebec, Canada
surface form: Quebec
placeOfDeath Canada
Ontario
Ottawa
positionHeld Chief of Staff, Canadian Military Headquarters, London
Chief of Staff, First Canadian Army
Chief of Staff, United Nations Truce Supervision Organization
Chief of the General Staff (Canada)
surface form: Chief of the General Staff (Canadian Army)

Commander, 5th Canadian Armoured Division
Commander, United Nations Emergency Force
General Officer Commanding I Canadian Corps
surface form: General Officer Commanding 1st Canadian Corps

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