Disambiguation evidence for Major-General Roy Urquhart via surface form

"Roy Urquhart"


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Predicate Object
allegiance United Kingdom
awardReceived Commander of the Order of the British Empire
awardReceived Companion of the Order of the Bath
awardReceived Distinguished Service Order
conflict Operation Market Garden
surface form: Battle of Arnhem
conflict Operation Market Garden
conflict World War II
surface form: Second World War
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
describedBySource accounts of the Battle of Arnhem
describedBySource histories of Operation Market Garden
educatedAt Royal Military College, Sandhurst
educatedAt St Edmund's School, Canterbury
era 20th century
familyName Urquhart
fieldOfWork military leadership
genreOfOccupation army officer
givenName Robert
hasActivity command of troops in urban combat at Arnhem
hasActivity planning and execution of airborne operations
hasHonorificPrefix Major-General
hasRank general officer
hasRole airborne division commander
hasRole field commander in Northwest Europe campaign
instanceOf British Army officer
instanceOf human
languageSpoken English
militaryBranch British Army
militaryRank Major-General
militaryTheater Northwest Europe
militaryUnit 1st Airborne Division
militaryUnit British airborne forces
surface form: British Army airborne forces
notableEvent separation from main force during Battle of Arnhem
notableEvent withdrawal of surviving airborne troops across the Rhine
notableFor commanding British airborne forces at Arnhem in 1944
notableFor leadership under encirclement at Arnhem
notableFor post-war reflections on Arnhem campaign
notableWork leadership of 1st Airborne Division at Arnhem
occupation soldier
partOf 1st Airborne Division
partOf British 1st Airborne Division
surface form: British I Airborne Corps
positionHeld General Officer Commanding 1st Airborne Division
serviceNumber British Army officer service number (exact value not provided)
sexOrGender male
sideInConflict Allies of World War II