General Officer Commanding 7th Indian Division

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The General Officer Commanding 7th Indian Division was the senior military commander responsible for leading and overseeing the operations, administration, and combat effectiveness of the British Indian Army’s 7th Indian Division.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf army command appointment
military position
appliesTo 7th Indian Division NERFINISHED
associatedWith Allied forces in World War II NERFINISHED
category military appointments of the British Indian Army
commandedFormation 7th Indian Division NERFINISHED
commandedUnitType infantry division
commandStructure British Empire forces in India NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
surface form: Second World War
country British India
hasAuthorityOver brigades of 7th Indian Division
divisional support units
hasDuty discipline and morale of troops
logistical oversight
operational planning
training of divisional troops
hasRank general officer
major general
hasResponsibility allocation of divisional resources
coordination with adjacent divisions
implementation of higher-level strategy at divisional level
readiness of 7th Indian Division
hierarchicalLevel division-level command
historicalContext British colonial military administration in India
isTitleOf senior field commander
partOf British Indian Army NERFINISHED
reportsTo army commander
corps commander
responsibleFor administration of 7th Indian Division
combat effectiveness of 7th Indian Division
operations of 7th Indian Division
selectionBy higher army command
serviceBranch British Indian Army NERFINISHED
Indian Army NERFINISHED
theatre Burma Campaign NERFINISHED
South-East Asian theatre of World War II NERFINISHED
timePeriod 20th century
typeOfCommand operational command
tactical command
usedLanguage English

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Lieutenant-General Frank Messervy positionHeld General Officer Commanding 7th Indian Division
subject surface form: Frank Messervy