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NOTES

  1. Nicholson page 38: reorganization of Canadian Forces January 1915 from the 8 Battalion Colonial Establishments to the 4 Company Imperial organization
  2. Nicholson page 38: three 6 gun artillery batteries reorganized to 4 gun batteries - surplus guns and men to brigade depots for reinforcements
  3. Perry reports that "Automobile Machine-Gun Brigade No.1" was attached to the 1st Division until February 1915 when it joined the British Southeastern Mounted Brigade.  It rejoined the 1st Division in July 1915 and was transferred to the "Canadian Corps Troops in July 1916 when it became the A/ and B/  of 1 Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade.
  4. On April 1, 1915 the Canadian Division was under the command of the British 2nd Army, 5th Corps when it returned to the line.  Alderson resumed command on April 17, 1915 when they moved to relieve the French.
  5. Nicholson page110: The regiments of the Canadian Mounted Rifles reached England between June 1915 and July 1916 (dismounted to serve as regular infantry battalions).  The 1st to 6th CMR crossed to France in September and October 1915 and the 7th to 13th were broken up for reinforcements.7th CMR "A" Squadron became the 2nd Division Cavalry Squadron.
  6. Nicholson page 111: The Second Contingent is formed (2nd Canadian Division)
  7. Nicholson page 114: The Canadian Corps is formed (from1st and 2nd Canadian Divisions) under the command of Lieut. Gen. Alderson.  Maj. Gen. A. W. Currie took over command of the 1st Division.  The Corps Troops was officially formed at that time from various formations serving separately.
  8. Perry reports that on May 4, 1915 the Canadian Cavalry brigade crossed to France, dismounted and was attached to the 1st Canadian Division as "Seeley's Detachment" until September 1915.
  9. Perry reports that the 1st and 2nd CMR were attached to the Canadian Cavalry Brigade for the period September to December 1915.

MAJOR ACTION / BATTLES

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Division Goes to France 1
(February 1915)

Neuve Chapelle

 The Battle of Ypres
(April 1915)
  Gravenstafel Ridge
  St. Julien
  Frezenberg Ridge
  Bellewarde Ridge

Festubert and Givenchy
(May 1915)
  Aubers Ridge

Newfoundland Contingent
Gallipoli Campaign

 2nd Division at Shorncliffe June 1915

Canadian Corps and Corps Troops formed

Canadian Corps first joint action at Battle of Loos, 25 September 1915

Newfoundland Contingent
Gallipoli Campaign - Sulva Bay

 Holding the Line

Trench Raids

Formation of the 3rd Division, December 1915

Canadian Units Attached to British Corps.

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Bermuda Garrison Duty
Royal Canadian Regiment



80th Brigade
27th Imperial Division
Regular British Army
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
 (Lt. Col. F. D. Farquhar)
(entered the line 21 December 1914 as part of the British 8th Brigade, 27th Division 8 weeks prior to the 1st Division being committed to action - served in St. Eloi sector 7 January to 23 March 1915)

St. Lucia Garrison Duty
6th Coy R.C.G.A.

 Bermuda Garrison Duty
Royal Canadian Regiment



80th Brigade
27th Imperial Division
Regular British Army
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
 (Lt. Col. F. D. Farquhar)







St. Lucia Garrison Duty
6th Coy R.C.G.A.

 Bermuda Garrison Duty
Royal Canadian Regiment
(relieved August 17th 1915 by Canadian 38th Battalion)

 80th Brigade
27th Imperial Division
Regular British Army
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
 (Lt. Col. F. D. Farquhar)







St. Lucia Garrison Duty
6th Coy R.C.G.A.

 St. Lucia Garrison Duty
6th Coy R.C.G.A.
Scottish Command at Fort George then to
88th Brigade
29th Imperial Division
Regular British Army
(Duguid page 158)
Newfoundland Contingent
(not a Province of Canada until 1948 so still a British Colony at this time)		 88th Brigade
29th Imperial Division
Regular British Army
Newfoundland Contingent
(not a Province of Canada until 1948 so still a British Colony at this time)		 88th Brigade
29th Imperial Division
Regular British Army
Newfoundland Contingent
(not a Province of Canada until 1948 so still a British Colony at this time)		 88th Brigade
29th Imperial Division
Regular British Army
Newfoundland Contingent
(not a Province of Canada until 1948 so still a British Colony at this time)

ARMY TROOPS

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Command of Corps Troops: Command of Corps Troops: Command of Corps Troops:
 September 1915
Maj. Gen. M. S. Mercer		 Command of Corps Troops:
Signal Company: Signal Company: Signal Company: Signal Company:
Signal Coy Royal Engineers
Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
 (Col. J. E. B. Seely - British)
 (formed 1 February 1915 and transferred to newly formed Army Troops in September 1915 and attached to 1st Division May to September 1915)

Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Royal Canadian Dragoons
  (joined February 1915) 
Lord Strathcona’s Horse
2nd King Edward’s Horse
 (2nd Reg. British Special Reserve formed in England August 10, 1914, transferred to Canadian Cavalry Brigade February 1, 1915)		 Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
 (May 4, 1915 the Canadian Cavalry brigade crossed to France, dismounted and was attached to the 1st Canadian Division as "Seeley's Detachment" until September 1915)
 		Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
 (Col. J. E. B. Seely - British)
 (formed 1 February 1915 and transferred to newly formed Army Troops in September 1915)

Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Royal Canadian Dragoons 
Lord Strathcona’s Horse
2nd King Edward’s Horse

Reserve Cavalry Depot:
Fort Gary Horse
(formerly 1st Division, 2nd Brigade, 6th Provisional Battalion)

 Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
 H.Q. Can. Cavalry Bde.
Royal Canadian Dragoons 
Lord Strathcona’s Horse
2nd King Edward’s Horse
- - - Mounted Rifle Brigade
 (see note above attached September to December 1915)
H.Q. 1st Can. M.R.Bde.
  1st Regiment C.M.R.
  2nd Regiment C.M.R.
  3rd Regiment.C.M.R.

H.Q. 2nd Can. M.R.Bde.
  4th Regiment C.M.R.
  5th Regiment C.M.R.
  6th Regiment C.M.R.
- - - Infantry Battalions
 42nd Battalion
49th Battalion
Composite Battalion
- - - Supply Columns
Can. Corps. Troops S.C.
1st Division Supply
2nd Division Supply
Artillery:
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery

Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery
  Companies 1-5		 - - Artillery
R.C.H.A. attached 1st Div.
Automobile Machine Gun Brigade:

(12 February 1915, Duguid page 159)

 Motor Machine Gun Brigades:
(arrived England Spring of 1915)

Borden's Armoured Battery (moved with 2nd Division to France September 1915)

Eaton Machine Gun Battery (moved with 3rd Division to France 1916)

Yukon Detachment (moved with 4th Division to France 1916)

 - Machine Gun
 attached to Divisions
- - - Engineers
 Canadian Field Troops R.E.
Special Detachment C.E.
Can Army Medical Corps:
 (Col. G. C. Jones)
No. 1 Stationary Hospital
No. 2 Stationary Hospital
No. 1 General Hospital
No. 2 General Hospital
Casualty Clearing Station

No. 1 Advanced Medical Stores (England)
No. 2 Advanced Medical Stores (France)
Canadian Base Medical Stores

Canadian Mobile Laboratory (Formerly Canadian Hydrological Corps)

Sanitary Section

 - - -
Army Service Corps:
Postal Corps		 - - -
Veterinary Section:
No. 1 Canadian Mobile Veterinary Section
Veterinary Stores
No. 1 Canadian Veterinary Hospital		 - - -
Canadian Training Depot:
In mid-January 1915 this unit was created from the following units:

4th Provisional Infantry Brigade:
9th Provisional Battalion
(10th reassigned to 2nd Brigade)
11th Provisional Battalion
12th Provisional Battalion

Surplus Infantry:
17th Provisional Battalion

In February 1915 these battalions joined the 1st Division as reinforcements in field:
 23rd Battalion
30th Battalion
32nd Battalion

 - - -
Field Butchery
Field Bakery

Records and Pay Office

 - - Ammunition Parks:
Can. Corps. A.P.
1st Can. Amm. Sub-Park
2nd Can. Amm. Sub-Park

ARMY CORPS

First Division

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3,4 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Divisional Headquarters:
(Lieut. Gen. Alderson)		 Divisional Headquarters:
(Lieut. Gen. Alderson) 		Divisional Headquarters:
(Maj. Gen. A. W. Currie) 		Divisional Headquarters:
(Maj. Gen. A. W. Currie)
Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
 (Col. J. E. B. Seely - British)
 (formed 1 February 1915 and transferred to newly formed Army Troops in September 1915). See "Army Troops" above.

Reserve Cavalry Depot:
Fort Gary Horse
(formerly 1st Division, 2nd Brigade, 6th Provisional Battalion)

 Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
 (Col. J. E. B. Seely - British)
 (formed 1 February 1915 and transferred to newly formed Army Troops in September 1915)

Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Royal Canadian Dragoons
  (joined February 1915) 
Lord Strathcona’s Horse
2nd King Edward’s Horse

( May 4, 1915 the Canadian Cavalry brigade crossed to France, dismounted and was attached to the 1st Canadian Division as "Seeley's Detachment" until September 1915)

 Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
transferred to Army Troops in September 1915 		Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
 previously transferred to Army Troops
Divisional Mounted Troops:
 Service Squadron 19th Alberta Dragoons
Cyclist Company

Automobile Machine Gun Brigade No. 1
( attached to the 1st Division until February 1915 when it joined the British Southeastern Mounted Brigade)

 Divisional Mounted Troops:
 Service Squadron 19th Alberta Dragoons
Cyclist Company
 		Divisional Mounted Troops:
 Service Squadron 19th Alberta Dragoons
Cyclist Company

Automobile Machine Gun Brigade No. 1 
 (rejoined the 1st Division in July 1915 and was transferred to the "Canadian Corps Troops in July 1916 when it became the A/ and B/  of 1 Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade.)

Borden Machine Gun Battery
(accompanied 2nd Division to France in September 1915)

 Divisional Mounted Troops:
Service Squadron 19th Alberta Dragoons
Cyclist Company

Automobile Machine Gun Brigade No. 1
Machine Gun:
(considered part of Mounted Troops)

 Machine Gun: Machine Gun:
 Machine Gun
1st Can. M.M.G. Brigade
Divisional Artillery:
 (4 gun batteries)

1st Field Artillery Brigade
  1st Battery
  2nd Battery
  3rd Battery
  4th Battery
  1st Bde. A.C.

2nd Field Artillery Brigade
  5th Battery
  6th Battery
  7th Battery
  8th Battery
  2nd Bde. A.C.

3rd Field Artillery Brigade
  9th Battery
  10th Battery
  11th Battery
  12th Battery
  458th Battery ?
  459th Battery ?
  3rd Bde. A.C.

118th British Howitzer Brigade
118th British Brigade A.C.
 (attached February 1915 to June 1916)

Divisional Artillery:
(Brig. Gen. H. E. Burstall)

1st Field Artillery Brigade
  1st Battery
  2nd Battery
  3rd Battery
  4th Battery
  1st Bde. A.C.

2nd Field Artillery Brigade
  5th Battery
  6th Battery
  7th Battery
  8th Battery
  2nd Bde. A.C.

3rd Field Artillery Brigade
  9th Battery
  10th Battery
  11th Battery
  12th Battery
  458th Battery ?
  459th Battery ?
  3rd Bde. A.C.

118th British Howitzer Brigade
118th British Brigade A.C.
 (attached February 1915 to June 1916)

 

 Divisional Artillery:
 -

1st Field Artillery Brigade
  1st Battery
  2nd Battery
  3rd Battery
  4th Battery
  1st Bde. A.C.

2nd Field Artillery Brigade
  5th Battery
  6th Battery
  7th Battery
  8th Battery
  2nd Bde. A.C.

3rd Field Artillery Brigade
  9th Battery
  10th Battery
  11th Battery
  12th Battery
  458th Battery ?
  459th Battery ?
  3rd Bde. A.C.

118th British Howitzer Brigade
118th British Brigade A.C.
 (attached February 1915 to June 1916)

 

 Divisional Artillery
 -

1st Field Artillery Brigade
  1st Battery
  2nd Battery
  3rd Battery
  4th Battery
  1st Bde. A.C.

2nd Field Artillery Brigade
  5th Battery
  6th Battery
  7th Battery
  8th Battery
  2nd Bde. A.C.

3rd Field Artillery Brigade
  9th Battery
  10th Battery
  11th Battery
  12th Battery
  (458 and 459 gone?)



118th British Howitzer Brigade
118th British Brigade A.C.
 (attached February 1915 to June 1916)

 
.Ammunition Column: Ammunition Column: Ammunition Column: Ammunition Column:
1st Canadian Div. A.C.
Divisional Engineers:
No. 1 Field Company
No. 2 Field Company
No. 3 Field Company 		 Divisional Engineers:
No. 1 Field Company
No. 2 Field Company
No. 3 Field Company 		 Divisional Engineers:
No. 1 Field Company
No. 2 Field Company
No. 3 Field Company 		 Divisional Engineers
 No. 1 Field Company
No. 2 Field Company
No. 3 Field Company 
Signal Company:
1st Division Signal Coy		 Signal Company:
1st Division Signal Coy		 Signal Company:
1st Division Signal Coy		 Signal Company:
1st Division Signal Coy
1st Infantry Brigade:
(Br. Gen. M. S. Mercer)
1st Battalion
2nd Battalion
3rd Battalion
4th Battalion		 1st Infantry Brigade:
 (Br. Gen. M. S. Mercer)
1st Battalion
2nd Battalion
3rd Battalion
4th Battalion 		1st Infantry Brigade:
 (Br. Gen. M. S. Mercer)
1st Battalion
2nd Battalion
3rd Battalion
4th Battalion 		1st Infantry Brigade:
 (Brig. Gen. G. B. Hughes)
1st Battalion
2nd Battalion
3rd Battalion
4th Battalion
2nd Infantry Brigade:
(Br. Gen. A. W. Currie)
5th Battalion
7th Battalion
8th Battalion
10th Battalion 		2nd Infantry Brigade:
(Br. Gen. A. W. Currie)
5th Battalion
7th Battalion
8th Battalion
10th Battalion 		2nd Infantry Brigade:
 (Br. Gen. L. J. Lipsett)
5th Battalion
7th Battalion
8th Battalion
10th Battalion		 2nd Infantry Brigade:
 (Br. Gen. L. J. Lipsett)
5th Battalion
7th Battalion
8th Battalion
10th Battalion
3rd Infantry Brigade:
(Br. Gen. R. E. W. Turner)
13th Battalion
14th Battalion
15th Battalion
16th Battalion 		3rd Infantry Brigade:
 (Br. Gen. R. E. W. Turner)
13th Battalion
14th Battalion
15th Battalion
16th Battalion		 3rd Infantry Brigade:
 (Br. Gen. R. G. E. Leckie)
13th Battalion
14th Battalion
15th Battalion
16th Battalion		 3rd Infantry Brigade:
 (Br. Gen. R. G. E. Leckie)
13th Battalion
14th Battalion
15th Battalion
16th Battalion
4th Infantry Brigade:
(Lt. Col. J. E. Cohoe)
(The Brigade was broken up in January 1915)		 4th Infantry Brigade:
terminated 		4th Infantry Brigade:
terminated		 4th Infantry Brigade:
terminated
Machine Gun
Automobile Machine Gun Brigade No. 1 (see note) 		Machine Gun: Machine Gun:
Borden Machine Gun Battery
(accompanied 2nd Division to France in September 1915)		 Machine Gun:
1st Can. M.M.G. Brigade
Field Ambulance:
No. 1 Field Ambulance
No. 2 Field Ambulance
No. 3 Field Ambulance		 Field Ambulance
 No. 1 Field Ambulance
No. 2 Field Ambulance
No. 3 Field Ambulance 		Field Ambulance
 No. 1 Field Ambulance
No. 2 Field Ambulance
No. 3 Field Ambulance 		Field Ambulance
 No. 1 Field Ambulance
No. 2 Field Ambulance
No. 3 Field Ambulance
Divisional Train:
437 Coy A.S.C.
438 Coy A.S.C.
439 Coy A.S.C.
440 Coy A.S.C.

(what is difference?)
No. 1 Company Ottawa
No. 2 Company London
No. 3 Company Montreal
No.4 Company Winnipeg

 Divisional Train: Divisional Train: Divisional Train:
 H.Q. Company
No. 2 Company
No. 3 Company
No. 3 Company
No. 4 Company
Miscellaneous:

1st Canadian Motor Ambulance Workshop (new)

Ammunition Park
Supply Column
Reserve Park
Railway Supply

 Miscellaneous: Miscellaneous: Miscellaneous:
No. 1 Sanitary Section

1st Canadian Motor Ambulance Work-shop Unit

1st Canadian Mobile Veterinary Section

 

Second Division

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
Divisional Headquarters: Divisional Headquarters:
 (Maj. Gen. S. B. Steele)

England, May 1915

 Divisional Headquarters:
 (Maj. Gen. S. B. Steele)

France, September 1915

 Divisional Headquarters:
(Maj. Gen. R. E. W. Turner)
Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
 		Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
 		Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
 		Canadian Cavalry Brigade:
Divisional Mounted Troops:

2nd Divisional Cavalry formed from 7th Mounted Rifles, A Squadron - see notes

Divisional Mounted Troops:
A Sqd. 7th C.M.R.
2nd Cyclist Company

Borden's Armoured Motor Battery
(formed December 1914 and joined 2nd Div. May 1915)

Divisional Mounted Troops:
A Sqd. 7th C.M.R.
2nd Cyclist Company

Borden's Armoured Motor Battery

Divisional Mounted Troops:
Cyclist Company
Cavalry Squadron

Borden's Armoured Motor Battery
Machine Gun:
 Machine Gun:
 Machine Gun:
 Machine Gun:
Divisional Artillery:
Divisional Artillery:
(initially supported with borrowed British Units)
1st W. Lancs Arty. Bde.
2nd W. Lancs Arty. Bde.
3rd W. Lancs Arty. Bde.
4th Lancs F.A. Howitzer Bde.
4th Can. Arty. Bde.

6th Can. Arty. Bde
(sent to France in February 1915 and disbanded)
  21st Field Battery
  22nd Field Battery
  23rd Field Battery
  24th Field Battery

2nd Canadian Heavy Battery
(formed June 1915 transferred Corps Troops September 1915)

 Divisional Artillery:
 4th Can. Arty. Bde.
  13th Field Battery
  14th Field Battery
  15th Field Battery
  16th Field Battery
5th Can. Arty. Bde.
  17th Field Battery
  18th Field Battery
  19th Field Battery
  20th Field Battery

131st British Howitzer Brigade

4th Bde. A.C.
5th Bde. A.C.
7th Bde. A.C.

 Divisional Artillery:
 4th Can. Arty. Bde.
  13th Field Battery
  14th Field Battery
  15th Field Battery
  16th Field Battery
5th Can. Arty. Bde.
  17th Field Battery
  18th Field Battery
  19th Field Battery
  20th Field Battery

131st British Howitzer Brigade

4th Bde. A.C.
5th Bde. A.C.
7th Bde. A.C.
Ammunition Column:
Ammunition Column: Ammunition Column: Ammunition Column:
2nd Canadian Div. A.C.
Divisional Engineers: Divisional Engineers:
 4th Field Coy. C.E.
5th Field Coy. C.E.
6th Field Coy. C.E.		 Divisional Engineers:
 4th Field Coy. C.E.
5th Field Coy. C.E.
6th Field Coy. C.E.		 Divisional Engineers:
 4th Field Coy. C.E.
5th Field Coy. C.E.
6th Field Coy. C.E.
Signal Company
Signal Company:
2nd Division Signal Coy		 Signal Company:
2nd Division Signal Coy		 Signal Company:
2nd Division Signal Coy
4th Provisional Infantry Brigade:
 (Duguid page 157: broken up to supply reinforcements to 1st Division)
9th to 1st Inf. Brigade
10th
11th to 2nd Inf. Brigade
12th to 14th Battalion
 4th Infantry Brigade:
 (Br. Gen. L. G. Lord Broke)
18th Battalion
19th Battalion
20th Battalion
21st Battalion 		4th Infantry Brigade:
 ((Br. Gen. L. G. Lord Broke)
18th Battalion
19th Battalion
20th Battalion
21st Battalion 		4th Infantry Brigade:
 (Br. Gen. R. Rennie)
18th Battalion
19th Battalion
20th Battalion
21st Battalion
5th Infantry Brigade:
 		5th Infantry Brigade:
22nd Battalion
24th Battalion
25th Battalion
26th Battalion		 5th Infantry Brigade:
 (Brig. Gen. D. Watson)
22nd Battalion
24th Battalion
25th Battalion
26th Battalion		 5th Infantry Brigade:
 (Brig. Gen. D. Watson)
22nd Battalion
24th Battalion
25th Battalion
26th Battalion
6th Infantry Brigade:
 		6th Infantry Brigade:
 (Brig. Gen. H. D. B. Ketchen)
27th Battalion
28th Battalion
29th Battalion
31st Battalion		 6th Infantry Brigade:
 (Brig. Gen. H. D. B. Ketchen)
27th Battalion
28th Battalion
29th Battalion
31st Battalion		 6th Infantry Brigade:
 (Brig. Gen. H. D. B. Ketchen)
27th Battalion
28th Battalion
29th Battalion
31st Battalion
Divisional Train:
 Divisional Train:
 2nd Divisional Train 		Divisional Train:
 2nd Divisional Train
672 Coy S.S.C.
673 Coy S.S.C.
674 Coy S.S.C.
675 Coy S.S.C. 		Divisional Train:
 No. 5 H.Q. Company
No. 6 Company
No. 7 Company
No. 8 Company
Field Ambulance:
Field Ambulance:
 No. 4 Field Ambulance
No. 5 Field Ambulance
No. 6 Field Ambulance 		Field Ambulance:
 No. 4 Field Ambulance
No. 5 Field Ambulance
No. 6 Field Ambulance 		Field Ambulance:
 No. 4 Field Ambulance
No. 5 Field Ambulance
No. 6 Field Ambulance
Miscellaneous: Miscellaneous:
No. 2 Sanitary Section

2nd Canadian Motor Ambulance Work-shop Unit

2nd Canadian Mobile Veterinary Section

 Miscellaneous:
No. 2 Sanitary Section

2nd Canadian Motor Ambulance Work-shop Unit

2nd Canadian Mobile Veterinary Section

 Miscellaneous:
No. 2 Sanitary Section

2nd Canadian Motor Ambulance Work-shop Unit

2nd Canadian Mobile Veterinary Section

Third Division

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
- - - Divisional Headquarters:
(Maj. Gen. M. S. Mercer)
- - -

3rd Canadian Mounted Troops:

- - - Divisional Artillery:
 Indian 3rd Lahore Division
- - - Ammunition Column:
3rd Canadian Div. A.C.
- - - 3rd Division Engineers:
- - - Signal Company:
3rd Division Signal Coy
- - - 7th Infantry Brigade:
(Brig. Gen. A. C. Macdonell)
R.C.R.
P.P.C.L.I.
42nd Battalion
49th Battalion
- - - 8th Infantry Brigade:
(Gen. V. A. S. Williams)
1st C.M.R.
2nd C.M.R.
4th C.M.R.
5th C.M.R.
- - - 9th Infantry Brigade:
not yet formed
- - - Machine Gun
- - - Divisional Train:
- - - Field Ambulance:
- - - Miscellaneous:

British Units Attached to Canadian Corps.

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
- - - Canadian Corps Troops
Hd. Qrs. 30th Bde. R.G.A.
No. 11 Labour Battalion, R.E.
562nd M.T. Company (attached 30ht Bde. R.G.A.)
No. 14 Motor Ambulance Company
A.O.D. Mobile Workshop
- - - 1st Canadian Division
31st Battery R.G.A.
14th Trench How. Battery
35th Trench How. Battery
One Sect. R.M.A. Anti-Air Craft Sect.
No. 8 Entrenching Battalion
H.Q., A. and B. Coys. 8th Labour Battalion
- - - 2nd Canadian Division
32nd Battery R.G.A.
25th Trench How. Battery
33rd Trench How. Battery
No. 27 Anti-Aircraft Section
H.Q. and 2 Coys. No. 1 Entrenching Bn.
No. 2 Kite Balloon Section

 
 

 

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