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Thomas Holland
Colonel Thomas Holland became an officer in April 1885.
| Colonel Thomas Holland | |
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| Rank | Colonel |
Appointments
| Appointment | Rank | From | Until |
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| Aide-de-camp to Major Andrews | Staff Captain | June 1887 | August 31, 1888 |
| Aide-de-camp to Staff Captain Heathcote | August 31, 1888 | ||
| Divisional Officer - Leicester and Birmingham Divisions | January 1889 | ||
| Aide-de-camp to Major Harding | January 1889 | ||
| Field Secretary - Canada and Bermuda Territory | Major, Brigadier (after 1890) | December 21, 1889 | August 20, 1891 |
| Chief Secretary - Canada and Bermuda Territory | Brigadier | August 20, 1891 | July 6, 1892 |
| Field Secretary - Canada and Bermuda Territory | Brigadier | July 23, 1892 | April 20, 1893 |
| Provincial Secretary - Western Ontario | Brigadier | April 20, 1893 | January 1894 |
| Aide-de-camp - Canada and Bermuda Territory | Brigadier | January 1894 | March 1895 |
| Chief Secretary | Colonel | March 1895 |
Holland was accepted into Army ministry in April 1885 and was sent to the Liverpool Headquarters as a scribe. In July 1886 he appointed to Manchester and on August 18, 1886 was appointed to Southern D.W. as Captain. In March 1887 was appointed to Village War and in June of the same year as A.D.C. to Major Andrews with a promotion to Staff-Captain.
On August 31, 1888 he was appointed as A.D.C. to Staff Captain Heathcote. Then Divisional Officer for Leicester and Birmingham Divisions. In January 1889 he was appointed A.D.C. to Major Harding of the London and Central Divisions. He then took command of the Training Home operations of the Junior Soldier’s Staff and Field Officers in the Central Division.