| Service number | NX160013, 2289 |
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| Ranks Held | Colonel, Lieutenant, Major, Major General |
| Birth Date | 18/02/1923 |
| Birth Place | Australia: South Australia, Murray Bridge |
| Death Date | 15/10/2011 |
| Final Rank | Major General |
| Service | Australian Army |
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| Place | Murray Bridge |
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Major General Donald Beaumont Dunstan
Collection items
Media
Document
Rolls
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Honours and Awards:
- Unit
- CGS
- Conflict
- Period 1960-1979
- Rank
- Major General
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Honours and Awards:
- Unit
- 27th Australian Infantry Battalion
- Conflict
- Second World War, 1939-1945
- Rank
- Lieutenant
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Honours and Awards:
- Unit
- Australian Army Service Corps
- Conflict
- Period 1945-1959
- Rank
- Major
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Honours and Awards:
- Unit
- 1st Australian Task Force
- Conflict
- Vietnam War, 1962-1975
- Rank
- Colonel
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Honours and Awards:
- Unit
- Australian Force Vietnam
- Conflict
- Vietnam War, 1962-1975
- Rank
- Major General
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Honours and Awards (Recommendation):
- Conflict
- Second World War, 1939-1945
Timeline
| Date of birth | 18/02/1923 | |
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| Date of death | 15/10/2011 |
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