Field Marshal Sir George Pollock

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Field Marshal Sir George Pollock was a British Army officer best known for leading the successful 1842 Kabul relief and retreat during the First Anglo-Afghan War.

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instanceOf British Army officer
field marshal
human
allegiance United Kingdom
awardReceived Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath
Order of the Bath
Pollock Medal (eponym)
birthDate 1786-06-04
birthPlace London
linked to: London, England
burialPlace Westminster Abbey
conflict Anglo-Nepalese War
First Anglo-Afghan War
Third Anglo-Maratha War
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
deathDate 1872-10-06
deathPlace London
linked to: London, England
educatedAt Royal Military Academy, Woolwich
ethnicGroup English
familyName Pollock
father David Pollock
givenName George
hasPart Pollock Medal named in his honour
honorificPrefix Sir
honorificSuffix 1st Baronet
GCB
militaryBranch British Army
militaryRank Field Marshal
General
notableAchievement Led British forces through the Khyber Pass to relieve Kabul in 1842
Oversaw recovery of British captives from Kabul in 1842
notableWork Relief of Kabul (1842)
Retreat from Kabul (1842)
numberOfChildren 6
occupation colonial administrator
soldier
placeOfBurial Westminster Abbey
positionHeld Commander of the Army of the Indus
Member of the Council of India
Resident at Lucknow
promotedToRank Field Marshal in 1870
residence United Kingdom
serviceEnd 1861
serviceStart 1803
sibling David Pollock (judge)
Jonathan Frederick Pollock
spouse Frances Webbe
title 1st Baronet Pollock

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George Pollock hasHonorificTitle Field Marshal Sir George Pollock