161st
Brigade (Essex)
1/4th
Bn, the Essex (joined August 1914)
1/5th
Bn, the Essex (joined August 1914)
1/6th
Bn, the Essex (joined August 1914)
1/7th
Bn, the Essex (joined August 1914)
161st
Brigade Machine Gun Company (formed 23 April 1916, moved into 54
MG Bn 19 April 1918)
161st
Trench Mortar Battery (formed 17 May 1917)
162nd
Brigade (East Midland)
1/5th
Bn, the Bedfords (joined August 1914)
1/4th
Bn, the Northamptonshire (joined August
1914)
1/1st
Bn, the Cambridgeshire (joined August
1914, left February 1915)
2/1st
Bn, the Cambridgeshire (joined February
1915, left April 1915)
1/1st
Bn, the Hertfordshire (joined August 1914,
left November 1914)
1/10th
(County of London) Bn, the London Regiment (joined
April 1915)
1/11th
(County of London) Bn, the London Regiment (joined
April 1915)
162nd
Brigade Machine Gun Company (formed 26 April 1916, moved into 54
MG Bn 19 April 1918)
162ndTrench
Mortar Battery (formed 5 May 1917)
163rd
Brigade (Norfolk and Suffolk)
1/4th
Bn, the Norfolks (joined August 1914)
1/5th
Bn, the Norfolks (joined August 1914)
1/4th
Bn, the Suffolks (joined August 1914,
left November 1914)
1/5th
Bn, the Suffolks (joined August1914)
1/8th
(Isle of Wight) Bn, the Hampshire (joined
April 1915)
163rd
Brigade Machine Gun Company (formed 1 May 1916, moved into 54 MG
Bn 19 April 1918)
163rd
Trench Mortar Battery (formed 4 May 1917)
1/1st
Eastern Mounted Brigade
In
September 1915, became dismounted and moved to ANZAC bridgehead on
Gallipoli, from 1st Mounted Division.
1/1st Welsh
Horse (joined early 1915)
Divisional
Troops
No
54 Machine Gun Battalion (created 19 April 1918)
Divisional
Mounted Troops
A
Squadron , the 1st Hertfordshire Yeomanry (joined 20 March 1916,
left 26 August 1917)
54th
(East Anglian) Divisional Cyclist Company (Formed after mobilisation
in 1914)
Divisional
Artillery
The
Divisional Artillery remained in England when the Division moved
to Gallipoli. It moved independently to France in November 1915 coming
under the command of 33rd Division. Officers
and men were attached to the Divisional Artillery of the 2nd, 7th
and 12th Divisions. It moved to Egypt and rejoined the Division in
Egypt in February 1916.
CCLXX
(I East Anglian) Brigade, RFA (redesignated CCLXXII December 1916)
CCLXXI
(II East Anglian) Brigade, RFA
CCLXXII
(III East Anglian) (H) Brigade, RFA (broken up December 1916)
CCLXXIII
(IV East Anglian) Brigade, RFA (redesignated CCLXX December 1916)
54th
(East Anglian) Divisional Ammunition Column
X.54,
Y.54 and Z.54 Medium Mortar Batteries RFA (joined 3 October 1917;
disbanded 2 March 1918 when Corps took over TM responsibilities)
Engineer
Units, RE
1st
(East Anglian) Field Coy (left December 1914)
484th
Field Company (joined Aug 1914, renamed from 2nd (East Anglian) Field
Coy)
486th
Field Company (joined Sep 1914, renamed from 2/1st (East Anglian)
Field Coy)
495th
Field Company (joined July 1916, renamed from 1st (East Kent) Field
Coy)
54th
Divisional Signal Company (renamed from 1st East Anglian Divisional
Signal Company)
Field
Ambulances, RAMC
1st
(East Anglian) Field Ambulance (left January 1915)
2nd
(East Anglian) Field Ambulance
3rd
(East Anglian) Field Ambulance
2/1st
(East Anglian) Field Ambulance (joined late 1914)
3rd
(Welsh) Field Ambulance (attached for 1 week in August 1915)
54th
Divisional Train ASC (The original Divisional Train, composed of
483, 484, 485 and 486 Companies ASC, did not embark for Gallipoli,
and was transferred to 27th
Division in
February 1916. A new Train joined in Egypt by 24 February 1917, consisting
of 428, 429, 430 and 431 Companies.)
54th
(East Anglian) Mobile Veterinary Section (joined April April 1916)
53rd
Sanitary Section
Detachement
Francais de Palestine et Syrie,
less their cavalry, attached 12 to 28 September 1918.