The Generals of WWII
Generals from Australia
Smart, Edward Kenneth
Lieutenant-General
* 23rd of May 1891
† 1961
Promotions
| 1921-05-01 | Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel |
| 1933-07-01 | Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel |
| 1934-02-01 | Lieutenant-Colonel |
| 1937-07-01 | Brevet Colonel |
| 1939-10-13 | Colonel |
| 1939-10-13 | Local Major-General |
Service
| 1920-09-11 | – | 1922-01-23 | Attending a Gunnery Staff Course [Great Britain] |
| 1922-01-24 | – | 1923-09-24 | Instructor at the Artillery Schools of Instruction |
| 1922-08-01 | – | 1922-12-10 | Temporary Chief Instructor at the Artillery Schools of Instruction |
| 1923-08-21 | – | 1923-09-30 | Temporary Chief Instructor at the Artillery Schools of Instruction |
| 1923-10-09 | – | 1925-02-08 | Attending the Artillery College & Schools of Artillery [Great Britain] |
| 1925-02-09 | – | 1929-03-31 | Staff Officer, G Branch, Army Headquarters |
| 1929-04-01 | – | 1931-05-29 | Temporary Commander Base Artillery, 3rd District Base |
| 1931-05-30 | – | 1933-02-28 | Staff Officer, Artillery, 3rd District Base |
| 1932-10-01 | – | 1933-02-28 | Assistant Adjutant & Quartermaster-General, 4th Australian Infatry Division |
| 1932-10-01 | – | 1933-02-28 | Instructional Group Commander, 4th Australian Infatry Division |
| 1933-03-01 | – | 1935-11-25 | Director of Ordnance Services, Army Headquarters |
| 1936-01-16 | – | 1939-08-25 | Military Liaison Officer, Australian High Commissioner’s Office, London [Great Britain] |
| 1939-10-13 | – | 1940-10-23 | Quartermaster-General, Army Headquarters |
| 1939-10-13 | – | 1940-10-23 | Third Military Member of the Military Board |
| 1940-10-24 | – | 1942-04-05 | General Officer Commander in Chief Southern Command |
| 1940-10-24 | – | 1942-04-05 | District Officer Commanding 3rd Military District |
| 1942-04-06 | – | 1942-09-09 | Head of the Australian Military Mission, Washington [USA] |
| 1942-XX-XX | – | 1946-XX-XX | Head of the Australian Army Mission, London [Great Britain] |
| 1946-XX-XX | – | 1949-XX-XX | Australian Consul-General San Francisco |
| 1949-XX-XX | – | 1954-XX-XX | Australian Consul-General New York |