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Derek Deighton

1930 – 1991

Australian general

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About Derek Deighton

Lived 1930 – 1991 (aged 60). Derek Deighton was an Australian military officer.

Major General Derek Christopher John Deighton, (21 November 1930 – 16 April 1991) was a senior officer of the Australian Army. He was the brother of Brigadier John Deighton MC.

Early life Deighton attended Mentone Grammar School, and graduated from the Royal Military College, Duntroon in 1952.

Australian Army Derek served overseas in Korea during 1953–54, Japan, UK, Germany, and Vietnam (during war 1967–68).

Deighton served as the Chief of Staff Logistics Command 1978–1979 and finally as General Officer Commanding Logistics Command.

As of 2015, Derek is one of three Royal Australian Corps of Transport officers to reach the rank of major general.

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Important facts

Birth century
Occupation
Nationality
Education
Mentone Grammar School, Royal Military College
Awards
National Medal; Member of the Order of the British Empire; Officer of the Order of Australia
Also known as
Derek Christopher John Deighton

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Derek Deighton?

Australian general (1930–1991)

When was Derek Deighton born?

Derek Deighton was born on 21 November 1930 in Kandy.

When did Derek Deighton die?

Derek Deighton died on 16 April 1991 in Melbourne.

What was Derek Deighton's occupation?

Derek Deighton was a military officer.

What nationality was Derek Deighton?

Derek Deighton was Australian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Derek Deighton

· Wikidata: Q21996944

· DBpedia: Derek Deighton

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