1914 Part 3

2nd Batt. K.O. Scottish Borderers.

2nd Batt. (Duke of Wellington's) West Riding Regt.

1st Batt. Royal West Kent Regt.

2nd Batt. K.O. Yorkshire L.I.

_14th Infantry Brigade_: Brig.-Gen. S. P. ROLT, invalided October 29th; succeeded by Brig.-Gen. F. S. MAUDE.

2nd Batt. Suffolk Regt. (replaced by 1st Devons at the beginning of October, and became G.H.Q. troops).

1st Batt. East Surrey Regt.

1st Batt. Duke of Cornwall's L.I.

2nd Batt. Manchester Regt.

_15th Infantry Brigade_: Brig.-Gen. Count A. E. W. GLEICHEN.

1st Batt. Norfolk Regt. 1st Batt. Cheshire Regt.

1st Batt. Bedford Regt. 1st Batt. Dorset Regt.

_Divisional Cavalry_: "A" Squadron 19th Hussars.

_Royal Engineers_: 17th & 59th Field Cos. 5th Cyclist Co.

_Royal Artillery_: R.F.A. Batteries-- XV. Brigade--11, 52, 80.

XXVII. Brigade--119, 120, 121.

XXVIII. Brigade--122, 123, 124.

VIII. Brigade (Howitzer)--37, 61, 65.

Heavy Battery R.G.A.--108. 5th Divisional Train.

_R.A.M.C.:_ 13th, 14th, & 15th Field Ambulances.

_19th Infantry Brigade_: Brig.-Gen. L. G. DRUMMOND, succeeded early in September by Brig.-Gen. F. GORDON.

[Note.--This Brigade was formed from units on Lines of Communication, and was attached successively to the Cavalry Division, Second Corps and Fourth Division during the retreat from Mons and advance to the Aisne. In the Flanders fighting of October-November, 1914, it worked with the Sixth Division.]

2nd Batt. Royal Welsh Fusiliers.

1st Batt. Scottish Rifles.

1st Batt. Middles.e.x Regt.

2nd Batt. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.

19th Field Ambulance.

_Cavalry Division_: Major-Gen. E. H. H. ALLENBY, took command of the Cavalry Corps on its formation in October, Brig.-Gen. DE LISLE taking command of the 1st Cavalry Division.

_1st Cavalry Brigade:_ Brig.-Gen. C. J. BRIGGS.

2nd Dragoon Guards. 5th Dragoon Guards.

11th Hussars.

_2nd Cavalry Brigade_: Brig.-Gen. H. De B. DE LISLE, transferred to command 1st Cavalry Division in October and succeeded by Brig.-Gen. MULLINS.

4th Dragoon Guards. 9th Lancers.

18th Hussars (Queen Mary's Own).

_3rd Cavalry Brigade:_ Brig.-Gen. HUBERT DE LA POER GOUGH.

4th Hussars. 5th Lancers. 16th Lancers.

_4th Cavalry Brigade_: Brig.-Gen. Hon. C. E. BINGHAM.

Household Cavalry (Composite Regt.).

6th Dragoon Guards. 3rd Hussars.

_5th Cavalry Brigade_: Brig.-Gen. Sir PHILIP P. W. CHETWODE.

12th Lancers. 20th Hussars.

2nd Dragoons (Scots Greys).

_Royal Horse Artillery_: Batteries--"D," "E," "I," "J," "L" ("L" Battery went home to refit after Nery (September 1st), and was replaced by "H," R.H.A., which arrived about the middle of September).

_Royal Engineers_: 1st Field Squadron. 1st Signal Squadron.

[Note.--In September the 2nd Cavalry Division was formed, consisting at first of the 3rd and 5th Cavalry Brigades under Major-Gen. Gough, Brig.-Gen. Vaughan taking command of the 3rd Cavalry Brigade. With these brigades were "D" and "E"

Batteries, R.H.A. In October the 4th Cavalry Brigade was transferred to the 2nd Cavalry Division, as was also "J"

Battery, R.H.A. The 2nd Cavalry Division had the 2nd Field Squadron R.E. and 2nd Signal Squadron.]

_R.A.M.C.:_ corresponding Cavalry Field Ambulances.

_Royal Flying Corps_: Brig.-Gen. Sir DAVID HENDERSON.

Aeroplane Squadrons Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 5.

_4th Division_: Major-Gen. T. D. O. SNOW, invalided September; succeeded by Major-Gen. Sir H. RAWLINSON, who was transferred to 4th Army Corps early in October and replaced by Major-Gen. H. F. M. WILSON.

_10th Infantry Brigade_: Brig.-Gen. J. A. L. HALDANE, appointed to command 3rd Division, November 6th; succeeded by Brig.-Gen. HULL.

1st Batt. Royal Warwickshire Regt.

2nd Batt. Seaforth Highlanders.

1st Batt. Royal Irish Fusiliers.