Order of the Bath
The Most Honourable Order of the Bath is a British order of chivalry founded by George I on 18 May 1725. The name derives from the elaborate medieval ceremony for appointing a knight, which involved bathing as one of its elements. The knights so created were known as 'Knights of the Bath'.
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Michael Pollock
Michael Beetham
Aircraft pilot
John Edelsten
Senior officer
Alexander Hamilton-Gordon
British general
Christopher Foxley-Norris
Roger Palin
Peter Whiteley
British commanding officer
Simon Bryant
Commander-in-chief of RAF Air Command
John Kelly
Former United States Representative
George Wellesley
Navy officer
Guy Russell
Military personnel
Douglas Vincent
Australian military officer
Henry Oliver
Navy officer
William Dickson
Aviator
Edgar Ludlow-Hewitt
Commander
Roderick Carr
Commander
Dudley Pound
Admiral
George Creasy
Admiral
Martin Dempsey
General
William Sinclair-Burgess
New Zealand military personnel
Michael Armitage
British commander
John Allison
Commander
John Swayne
Senior officer
Ronald Forbes Adam
British military personnel
Guy Robinson
Military personnel
Geoffrey Arbuthnot
Navy officer
Andrew McKee
Commander
William May
Royal Navy officer
Geoffrey Baker
General
Arthur Edward Grasett
British engineer
Paul Bennett
Canadian football player
Frederick Browning
General
John Sutton
RAF officer
Roger Backhouse
British economist
Hugh Pughe Lloyd
Commander
Michael Hanley
Owen Tudor Boyd
British aviator
Geoffry Scoones
Senior officer
Alexander Wilson
Military personnel
Percy Hobart
British engineer
Francis Howard
British general
Brian Horrocks
General
Charles Loewen
British-Canadian author
Walter Kirke
Military personnel
George Gordon-Lennox
Senior officer ‧ Bernard Gordon Lennox's father
Eto Kyōsuke
Military personnel
Nick Parker
Musical artist
