William Sturridge

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Field Marshall Sir William Thomas Sturridge (10th February 1896 - 22nd July 1981) was a Shmakalakan Military Leader and Statesman who served in the First World War in the Royal Shmakalakan Marine Regiment and the Second World War as the commander of the 4th Division from its re-formation in 1941 till early 1945 before being promoted to the command of III Shmakalaka Corps, with the arrival of the 7th Division to the Pacific Theatre. Sturridge then was placed in command of the Shmakalakan Occupation Force in Japan. Sturridge would go on to serve as the Commander of Shmakalakan forces in the Korean War where he acted as a close advisor to General Douglas MacArthur. Sturridge then commanded the Shmakalakan commitment to Vietnam from 1966 till early 1970.
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