Lieutenant General Sir Stanley George Savige, was an Australian Army soldier and officer who served in the First World War and Second World War.
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Brigadier General John Gellibrand and his staff having breakfast in a shell hole in Sausage Valley. Captain Savige is furthest from the camera.
Armenian refugees from the Lakes Van and Urmia districts, passing through Balad Ruz on their way to Bakuba where Dunsterforce had established a camp for their reception in October 1918
Major General Iven Mackay and his senior officers; Brigadier Savige is in the back row, centre.
Senior commanders on Bougainville; Savige is on the right.
Savige (seated centre, head of table) presides as Lieutenant General Masatane Kanda (seated left) surrenders Japanese forces on Bougainville on 8 September 1945.
Savige's grave at Boroondara General CemeteryAwards 4
About this person
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deceased
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Lived 1890 to 1954 · aged 63
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