Commander of the Third Army

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Commander of the Third Army is a senior British Army field command historically responsible for leading large-scale corps-level operations, notably on the Western Front during World War I.

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Commander of the Third Army canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British Army appointment
army command position
military rank
appliesToJurisdiction British Army
associatedWith British Expeditionary Force
surface form: British Expeditionary Force on the Western Front
commandStructure field army-level command
conflict World War I
country United Kingdom
domain military
hasCommandOver Third Army
hasResponsibility coordination of infantry, artillery, and supporting arms
operational command of multiple corps
planning and execution of major offensives
hierarchicalLevel above corps commander
below commander-in-chief
historicalPeriod 20th century
historicalRole senior British Army field command during World War I
languageOfUse English
locationOfOperations Western Front
militaryBranch British Army
notableCommander Charles Monro
Edmund Allenby
Julian Byng
notableFor operations on the Western Front during World War I
partOf British Army
responsibleFor corps-level operations
large-scale field operations
serviceBranchType land forces
subordinateUnits army corps
divisions
typeOfOrganization command position, not a unit
typicalRank field marshal
general
usedBy British Expeditionary Force

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Julian Byng positionHeld Commander of the Third Army