General Officer Commanding XIII Corps

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General Officer Commanding XIII Corps was a senior British Army corps-level command in the Second World War, notably led by Lieutenant-General William Gott before his death in 1942.

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Commander, XIII Corps 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British Army appointment
military position
appliesToJurisdiction British Army NERFINISHED
commandLevel corps-level command
conflict World War II
surface form: Second World War
country United Kingdom
heldByRank Lieutenant-General
hierarchicalSubordinate divisions of the British Army
hierarchicalSuperior Army-level command
militaryBranch land forces
militaryFormationTypeDirected army corps
notableCommander Lieutenant-General William Gott NERFINISHED
notableFor British Army operations in the Western Desert
North African campaign NERFINISHED
partOf XIII Corps NERFINISHED
positionHeldIn Second World War NERFINISHED
positionHolderDeathCause air crash
positionHolderDeathContext Second World War NERFINISHED
positionHolderDeathYear 1942
positionHolderDiedInOffice Lieutenant-General William Gott NERFINISHED
role operational command of XIII Corps
serviceBranch British Army
theatreOfOperations Middle East theatre of World War II NERFINISHED
North African theatre of World War II NERFINISHED
usedBy British Eighth Army NERFINISHED

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Major-General John Harding positionHeld General Officer Commanding XIII Corps
subject surface form: John Harding, 1st Baron Harding of Petherton
this entity surface form: Commander, XIII Corps
Lieutenant-General Miles Dempsey positionHeld General Officer Commanding XIII Corps
subject surface form: Miles Dempsey
Noel Beresford-Peirse positionHeld General Officer Commanding XIII Corps
Lieutenant-General William Gott positionHeld General Officer Commanding XIII Corps
subject surface form: William Gott