Moulton prepares Royal Marine commandos for the amphibious phase of the assault.
Historical person
James Moulton Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for James Moulton, based on 7 World History Database records associated with Great Britain.
Chronological biography
1956
Moulton coordinates Royal Marine operations with Centurion tanks landed to support fighting inside Port Said.
Moulton directs the Royal Marine beach assault by 40 and 42 Commandos at Port Said.
Moulton's Royal Marines use helicopters from carriers during the assault, a major innovation in amphibious warfare.
Moulton integrates 45 Commando after its helicopter landing into the continuing clearance of Port Said.
Commands Royal Marine Commando forces during the seaborne and helicopter-supported landing
Moulton restricts supporting fire to known Egyptian defences and positions actively engaging the assault.
Titles and roles
Brigadier · Brigadier · Commander 3 Commando Brigade Royal Marines
Record provenance
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