The Generals of WWII
Generals from Great Britain
de Havilland, Peter Hugh
Major-General
* 29th of July 1904
† 15th of December 1989
(Royal Artillery)
Promotions
| 1940-12-30 | Local Lieutenant-Colonel |
| 1941-10-14 | Acting Lieutenant-Colonel |
| 1942-01-14 | War Substantive Major |
| 1942-01-14 | Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel |
| 1942-01-28 | Major |
| 1943-05-29 | Relinquish the Temporary rank of Lieutenant-Colonel |
| 1943-07-01 | Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel |
| 1943-08-23 | Acting Colonel |
| 1943-10-15 | Acting Brigadier |
| 1944-02-23 | War Substantive Lieutenant-Colonel |
| 1944-02-23 | Temporary Colonel |
| 1944-04-15 | Temporary Brigadier |
| 1948-06-22 | Colonel (Dated back to 1947-02-23) |
| 1953-03-02 | Temporary Major-General |
| 1953-09-02 | Brigadier |
| 1954-02-02 | Major-General |
Service
| 1943-10-15 | – | 1945-XX-XX | Brigadier (Army Equipment & Statistics), 21st Army Group [Northwestern Europe] |
| 1945-XX-XX | – | 1947-XX-XX | Deputy Adjutant & Quartermaster-General, I Corps |
| 1948-XX-XX | Deputy Regional Commander Schleswig-Holstein [Germany] | ||
| 1949-XX-XX | Deputy Head of the British Delegation, Five Power Military Committee | ||
| 1951-XX-XX | British Military Representative, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe | ||
| 1953-03-02 | – | 1955-05-02 | Chief of Staff, Northern Command |
| 1955-05-02 | Retired |