Born on September 11, 60 years ago, Brigadier-General Macnaghten entered the Army when he had J. reached his 20th year and rose to the rank of captain eight years ater, In 1909, he was promoted Major and six years afterwards. a. Lieutenant-Colonel. "From 1908 to 1910, he was Brigade Major of the Royal Artillery in India and in 1912 was. instructor (rst class) at the Schoo! of Gunnery.
served in West Africa in 1808 and revived the medal. with clasp. In the South African War, he the Queen's Medal and four clasps fand the King's Medal with two In Somaliland, East Africa, from. 1902" to 1904, he was thrice mentioned tu the despatches and received the medal with das When the European War broke in 1914, he at once volunteered served throughout, rising quick: Brigadier-General, For his services until he had. become
he received the D.S.0, and CING. and the Croix de Guerre and he was mentioned eight times in. despatches. In 1920, he wag appointed an ADE, to HM. the Brigadier-General Macnaghten is: a member of the leading local clubs land he is a of the United [Service and Pall ait Clubs in Lon-ion,
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