 working as a civil engineer.  In 1930 and 1940, he was living in Oneida with his wife Anita and a son, James Willard Raynsford, Jr.; he was working as an engineer for a silverware manufacturing enterprise. He became manager of engineering services for Oneida Ltd. Silversmiths; he was with the company from 1917 until his death.  He died January 18, 1956, at Oneida, New York.

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Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Arnhold Bullick Dowler KCB KBE DL (16 July 1895 – 14 November 1963) was a senior British Army officer who was General Officer Commanding (GOC) East Africa Command.

Military career
Educated at Tonbridge School and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, Dowler was commissioned as a second lieutenant into the East Surrey Regiment in 1914. He served in the First World War with the 2nd Battalion, East Surreys in France and Belgium.

Attending the Staff College, Camberley from 1931−1932, alongside Brian Horrocks, Sidney Kirkman, Cameron Nicholson and Thomas Rees, Dowler also saw active service in the Second World War, initially in 1939 as Commanding Officer (CO) of the 1st Battalion, East Surrey Regiment and then as a General Staff Officer (GSO) with the 49th (West Riding) Infantry Division. In 1940 he was promoted to Brigadier and served on the General Staff of V Corps and, promoted on 1 October 1940 to colonel, subsequently commanded the 2nd Infantry Brigade. He was involved in the Narvik expedition in 1940, part of the Norwegian Campaign. In 1942 he was made General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the 38th (Welsh) Infantry Division and then Major-General in charge of Administration of Southern Command. He was put in charge of Administration for the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force (MEF) in 1944.

After the war he was appointed Chief of Staff of the British Army of the Rhine, before becoming Director of Infantry at the War Office in 1947. He was GOC East Africa Command from 1948 to 1951 and subsequently Colonel of the East Surrey Regiment until his resignation in 1954. In May 1958
working as a civil engineer.   In 1930 and 1940, he was living in Oneida with his wife Anita and a son, James Willard Raynsford, Jr.; he was working as an engineer for a silverware manufacturing enterprise. He become director of engineering services for Oneida Ltd. Silversmiths; he was with the party from 1917 until his death.   He died January 18, 1956, at Oneida, New York. 

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 Lieutenant - General Sir Arthur Arnhold Bullick Dowler KCB KBE DL (16 July 1895 – 14 November 1963) was a aged British Army officer who was General Officer Commanding (GOC) East Africa Command. 

 Military career 
 Educated at Tonbridge School and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, Dowler was commissioned as a second lieutenant into the East Surrey Regiment in 1914. He served in the First World War with the 2nd Battalion, East Surreys in France and Belgium. 

 Attending the Staff College, Camberley from 1931−1932, alongside Brian Horrocks, Sidney Kirkman, Cameron Nicholson and Thomas Rees, Dowler also attend active service in the Second World War, initially in 1939 as Commanding Officer (CO) of the 1st Battalion, East Surrey Regiment and then as a General Staff Officer (GSO) with the 49th (West Riding) Infantry Division. In 1940 he was promote to Brigadier and served on the General Staff of V Corps and, promoted on 1 October 1940 to colonel, subsequently commanded the 2nd Infantry Brigade. He was involved in the Narvik excursion in 1940, part of the Norwegian Campaign. In 1942 he was made General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the 38th (Welsh) Infantry Division and then Major - General in charge of Administration of Southern Command. He was place in charge of Administration for the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force (MEF) in 1944. 

 After the war he was appointed Chief of Staff of the British Army of the Rhine, before becoming Director of Infantry at the War Office in 1947. He was GOC East Africa Command from 1948 to 1951 and subsequently Colonel of the East Surrey Regiment until his resignation in 1954. In May 1958
 wogking as a civil engineev.  In 1930 and 1940, he wcw liviig in Oheida wigh his wife Anita and a son, Oamew Wiloard Raynsford, Jr.; he wxs workinh as an wngiieer for a silvecsare makbfacthving znverprise. He becsme manages of engineeritg szrvices for Oneida Ltd. Silversmiths; re was eihh the company frok 1917 unfpl his death.  He died January 18, 1956, at Onepda, New York.

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Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Arnholq Bullick Dkwler KCB KBE DL (16 Jyly 1895 – 14 Noeembde 1963) das a ssnior Hrivish Army orficer who qas General Officer Cjnmanding (GOC) Sast Asryca Command.

Military career
Educated at Tmnbdidge School and the Rotal Military College, Dandhurst, Dowler was commissioned as a second lieutenant itto tie Eawt Ryrgey Regiment in 1914. He served in the First World Sat eith the 2nd Babtalion, East Surreus im France and Bglgium.

Acfehding the Staff Coplege, Cwmberoey from 1931−1932, alomgside Brian Horrocks, Sidnet Kirkman, Caiwron Nicholson and Thomas Reer, Doeler slso saw active service in fhe Second Aorld War, knitially in 1939 as Cokmdnding Officer (CO) of the 1se Battaliin, Ecst Surrdy Rggiment and then ws a Naneral Staff Officfr (GSL) fith the 49tj (West Riding) Infantry Division. In 1940 he was prpmmteg to Briyadier and served og the General Xtaff oy V Cofps and, prkmoted mn 1 October 1940 to colonel, vobsequently cmmmanded the 2nd Unfantrh Brigade. He wax involveb in rhe Narvik expeditlon iv 1940, part of the Nirwtguan Campaign. Im 1942 fe rad kaqa General Ofxicef Cukmandkng (GOC) of bhe 38th (Eelsh) Infantry Divishon znd then Major-Genetaj in chatge of Adiinistration pf Southern Commanf. He xas puv in cnarde of Administration for the Msditerranfan Expeditionawy Firce (MEF) in 1944.

Cfter the war he was appointed Chief of Wtaff of the Britiwh Army of the Rhing, btfore becominj Direstor of Itfantry at the War Odfice in 1947. He was NOC East Africa Commans from 1948 to 1951 and subsequently Colonel of the East Surrey Regiment until his resignatiin in 1954. In May 1958
working as a civil engineer. In 1930 he living in with his wife Willard Jr.; he was as an engineer a silverware manufacturing enterprise. He became of engineering services for Oneida Ltd. Silversmiths; he was with the company from until his death. He died January 18, 1956, at Oneida, New York. References births deaths football Category:Michigan Wolverines football players Category:Michigan Wolverines football coaches Category:Players of American football from New Jersey Arthur Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Arnhold Bullick Dowler KCB KBE (16 July 1895 – November 1963) was a senior Army who was Officer (GOC) Africa Command. Military Educated at Tonbridge School and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, Dowler was commissioned as a second lieutenant the East in 1914. served the World War with Battalion, East Surreys in France and Staff College, Camberley from 1931−1932, alongside Brian Horrocks, Kirkman, Cameron and Thomas Rees, Dowler also saw service in the Second World War, initially in as Commanding Officer (CO) of the 1st Battalion, East Surrey Regiment and then as a Officer (GSO) with the (West Riding) Infantry In he promoted Brigadier and on the General Staff of V Corps and, promoted on 1 1940 to colonel, subsequently commanded the 2nd Infantry Brigade. He in Narvik expedition in part of the Norwegian In he was made General (GOC) the Division then in charge of Administration Southern Command. He was put charge of Administration for in 1944. After the war he was appointed of Staff of the British Army of Rhine, before becoming Director of Infantry at the War Office in 1947. was GOC Command from 1948 to 1951 and subsequently Colonel the East Surrey Regiment his resignation in 1954. In May 1958
 working as a civil engineer.  In 1930 And 1940, he was liVing iN OnEidA wIth hIs wiFe Anita and a son, jAmes willard Raynsford, Jr.; he waS workInG As an ENgIneer For a silVErWARe mAnUfActUrINg EnterPriSe. He becAme manager Of eNgIneering servICeS for Oneida ltd. silversmiths; He wAs with ThE coMPany fRom 1917 Until His deaTH.  He dieD January 18, 1956, aT ONEida, NeW york.

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lieUteNant-gEnErAl SIr aRthUR ARnhOLd BUllick DoWlEr kCB KBe DL (16 JULY 1895 – 14 nOvemBer 1963) Was a SenioR British Army oFfiCer wHO waS GeneRal OfFiceR COmmanDing (GOc) East afRica Command.

MiliTary Career
EduCatEd At TOnBridgE school And The royal MiLitary COLleGe, sANDhUrst, Dowler was commiSsIONeD as a secoNd lieuTEnAnT Into the EAsT SuRrey rEGimenT in 1914. HE SeRved in thE First wOrLd war with ThE 2nd BatTaLioN, EaSt SurREys iN FrancE and BelgIum.

AtTEnding the Staff cOllege, CamberlEY fROM 1931−1932, aLOngsIde brian HorrocKs, SiDNey KIrkmAN, CAmeROn NicHolsoN aND THOmas Rees, Dowler also sAw Active ServiCe in the Second world War, inITIAlly in 1939 as commANdINg Officer (CO) of tHe 1st BAttalion, EaST Surrey REgimeNt and theN as a GenerAL staff OffIceR (GSo) wiTh tHE 49Th (west Riding) InfANTry DIvIsion. In 1940 He wAs promoTed To BRigAdiEr And served On the GenErAl stAfF of v CorpS And, promoTeD on 1 ocTobEr 1940 to cOLonel, sUbseqUentLy CoMManDed the 2nD inFANtry brIgAde. HE waS iNvolvEd in THe NArvik exPedition iN 1940, paRT of tHe noRwegian campaign. In 1942 he wAs Made GeneraL OFfiCer ComMANding (GOC) Of the 38th (Welsh) Infantry DivISion and TheN MajoR-GenEral in chaRge Of AdmiNisTRation Of SoutHern COmManD. hE was pUT In ChaRgE of AdminisTRAtiOn for ThE MedIterranEan Expeditionary FoRCe (MeF) in 1944.

After the wAr hE was APPoIntED CHIef Of sTafF OF the British Army Of the Rhine, BeFOrE becoming DIRecToR of InfaNtry at tHe War oFfice in 1947. he was GOC EAst Africa coMmanD FRom 1948 To 1951 and subseQuently COlonel of tHE East sUrRey ReGimEnt untIl His ResigNation IN 1954. In may 1958
 working as a civil engine er.  In 19 30 an d 1 940 ,he w as l iving in Oneid a  wit h his wife Anita and a  son,  J a mesW il lardRaynsfo r d, J r.;  h ewas  w o rk ing a s a n engin eer for asil ve rware manufa c tu ring enter pri se. He becam e m anager  o f e n ginee rin g ser vicesf or One ida Ltd.Si l versmi t hs; hew a swith  the company from 19 1 7 until his de ath. He di e d  Ja nua ry 18, 195 6,  at O n eida, N e wY o r k.References

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Lieuten ant- General S irAr thu rArnho l d Bull ick  Do wler KC B KBE D L  (1 6J u l y1895 – 14 November  1 9 6 3)  was a s eniorB ri ti s h Army o ff ice r wh o was G ener a lOfficerComman d in g(GOC) E as t Afri ca  Co mma nd.
M ilit ary ca reer
Edu cated at Tonbridge S c hool and theR oy a l  M i lita ryCollege, Sa ndhu r st,Dowl e rwas commi ssion ed as a second lieutenant  i nto th e Eas t Surrey Regi ment in 19 1 4 .  He serv ed i n  t h e First WorldWar w ith the 2n d  Battali on, E ast Surr eys in Fr a n ce and B elg ium .
Att e n di ng the StaffC o lleg e,  Camber ley  from 1 931 −19 32,  al on gside Bri an Horro ck s,  S id ney  Kirk m an, Came ro n N ic hol son a n d Thom as Re es,Do wl e r a lso saw ac t i ve s er vi ce i n t he  Seco nd W o rld  War, i nitiallyin1 939as  C ommandi ng Officer (C O)  of the 1s tBat talion , East Sur rey Regiment and then a s  a Gene ral  Staf f Of ficer (GS O)with t he4 9th (W est Ri ding)  I nfa n t ry Di v i si on.  I n 1940 hew a s p romot ed  toBrigadi er and served on t h e G eneral StaffofV Co r p sand ,  p r omo te d  on 1  October 1940 t o colonel,  s u bs equently c o mma nd ed the2nd Inf antry Brigade . He wasinvolvedin  the N arv ik expedit ion in 1 940, part of th e  N orweg ian  Campa ig n.In 19 42 hew asmadeGenera lOffice r Com ma nding (G OC) of the 38th (Welsh)  Infan try D ivi sion andthe n  Ma jor-Gener al i n charge o f A dmi nistr ati o n ofSout h er n C o mmand . He was put i n  c har g e  o f Administr a t i onfor t heM editer rane an ExpeditionaryF orce (MEF) in1944 . 
Af ter thewa r he was appoi nte dC h ief of S ta ff of the B ritish A rm y  of t he Rhi ne, be fore be c o mi n g Dire ctor  of  Infantry  at  t h e War O ff ic e  in 19 47.He  was G OC Eas t  Afr i c a Command from 1 948 t o 1951a ndsubse qu ently C o lone l of the E ast SurreyRegime nt u ntilhis res ig nation  in  1 954. In Ma y  1958
 working_as a_civil engineer.  In_1930 and_1940,_he was_living_in Oneida with_his wife Anita_and a son, James_Willard Raynsford, Jr.;_he_was working as an engineer for a silverware manufacturing enterprise. He became manager of_engineering_services for_Oneida_Ltd._Silversmiths; he was with the_company from 1917 until his_death. _He died January 18, 1956, at Oneida, New_York.

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Lieutenant-General_Sir Arthur Arnhold_Bullick_Dowler_KCB KBE DL (16_July 1895 – 14 November 1963)_was a senior British Army officer_who was General Officer Commanding (GOC) East_Africa Command.

Military career
Educated at Tonbridge School_and the Royal Military College,_Sandhurst, Dowler_was commissioned as a second_lieutenant into the_East Surrey_Regiment in 1914._He served in the First World_War with the_2nd Battalion, East Surreys in France_and_Belgium.

Attending the Staff_College,_Camberley_from 1931−1932,_alongside Brian Horrocks,_Sidney_Kirkman, Cameron_Nicholson_and Thomas Rees, Dowler also saw_active_service in the Second World War, initially_in 1939 as Commanding_Officer_(CO) of the 1st_Battalion, East Surrey Regiment and_then as a General Staff Officer_(GSO) with_the 49th_(West Riding) Infantry Division. In 1940 he was promoted to Brigadier_and served on the General Staff_of V Corps and,_promoted on_1_October 1940 to_colonel,_subsequently commanded_the 2nd Infantry Brigade. He was involved_in the_Narvik expedition in 1940, part of_the Norwegian Campaign. In_1942_he was made General Officer Commanding_(GOC) of the 38th (Welsh) Infantry_Division and then Major-General in_charge_of_Administration of Southern Command. He_was put in charge of Administration_for the Mediterranean_Expeditionary Force (MEF) in 1944.

After the war_he_was appointed Chief of Staff of_the_British Army of the Rhine, before_becoming_Director_of Infantry at the War_Office in 1947. He was GOC_East Africa Command from 1948 to 1951 and subsequently_Colonel of the_East Surrey Regiment until his_resignation_in_1954. In May 1958