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Francis Seymour Inglefield Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Francis Seymour Inglefield, based on 6 World History Database records associated with Great Britain.

6 records1915–19156 events3 places

Chronological biography

1915

East Anglian Division Begins Suvla Landing10 August 1915
Warfare / World War, 1st · Commander Fifty-Fourth East Anglian Division · Suvla Bay

The first units of Inglefield's 54th East Anglian Division land at Suvla to reinforce IX Corps.

East Anglian Headquarters Comes Ashore11 August 1915
Warfare / World War, 1st · Commander Fifty-Fourth East Anglian Division · Suvla Bay

By the end of 11 August the 54th Division headquarters and most of its infantry battalions are ashore at Suvla.

Anafarta Spur Advance Ordered12 August 1915
Warfare / World War, 1st · Commander Fifty-Fourth East Anglian Division · Anafarta Spur

The 163rd Brigade is ordered forward from the Suvla line to clear ground near Anafarta Spur and improve the connection toward Kiretch Tepe.

East Anglian Brigade Attacks Kidney Hill15 August 1915
Warfare / World War, 1st · Commander Fifty-Fourth East Anglian Division · Kidney Hill

The 162nd Brigade attacks toward Kidney Hill but heavy fire, heat and difficult ground break up the advance.

East Anglian Division Ordered to Re-Embark26 November 1915
Warfare / World War, 1st · Commander Fifty-Fourth East Anglian Division · Suvla Bay

The 54th East Anglian Division receives orders to prepare to leave Gallipoli and return to Mudros.

East Anglian Evacuation to Mudros Begins3 December 1915
Warfare / World War, 1st · Commander Fifty-Fourth East Anglian Division · Suvla Bay

Units of the 54th East Anglian Division begin leaving the Suvla sector for Mudros in the staged withdrawal.

Titles and roles

Commander Fifty-Fourth East Anglian Division

Record provenance

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