Marshal of France
* 2nd of February 1889
† 11th of January 1952
Nickname: Le Roi Jean
1932-03-24 | Lieutenant-Colonel |
1935-06-24 | Colonel |
1939-03-23 | Brigadier-General |
1941-05-20 | Major-General |
1942-01-20 | Lieutenant-General |
1943-11-10 | General |
1952-01-15 | Marshal of France posthumously |
1935-XX-XX | – | 1937-09-XX | Commanding Officer 151st Infantry Regiment |
1938-07-XX | – | 1939-09-02 | Chief of Staff, Military-Government of Strasbourg |
1939-09-02 | – | 1940-01-01 | Chief of Staff, 5th Army |
1940-01-01 | – | 1940-07-XX | General Officer Commanding 14th Infantry Division |
1940-07-XX | – | 1941-01-20 | Commanding Officer Department Puy-de-Dôme |
1941-01-20 | – | 1941-09-XX | Assistant General Officer Commanding 13th Military Division |
1941-09-XX | – | 1942-01-20 | General Officer Commander in Chief Tunisia |
1942-01-20 | – | 1942-11-11 | General Officer Commanding 16th Military Division |
1942-11-11 | – | 1943-09-02 | Arrested |
1943-09-02 | Escapes to London | ||
1944-07-23 | – | 1945-05-08 | General Officer Commanding 1st Army |
1945-05-08 | – | 1945-07-XX | General Officer Commanding French Army of the Rhine [Germany] |
1945-05-XX | – | 1945-12-XX | Inspector-General of the Army |
1945-11-29 | – | 1947-03-11 | Chief of the Army General Staff |
1945-12-XX | – | 1948-10-XX | Inspector-General of the Armed Forces |
1948-10-XX | – | 1950-12-XX | Commander in Chief Western European Union Forces |
1950-12-07 | – | 1952-01-11 | High Commissioner of French Indochina |
1950-12-07 | – | 1952-01-11 | Commander in Chief Far East |