luding those now with it whose names have
not been passed by the Censor for publication~:--

_Adjutant on Mobilisation._

Capt. A. C. Oppenheim, King's Royal Rifle Corps, wounded 13/5/15.

_Medical Officers._

NAME & REGIMENT. Joined Battn. Left Battn.

Maj. A. D. Ducat, M.D., T.D. 5/11/14 27/2/15

Capt. L. Crombie 12/5/16 -/8/16

Capt. J. M. Moyes 6/5/15 31/1/16

Lieut. Edmunds 27/2/15 28/4/15 Wounded

Lt. D. T. C. Frew 3/2/16 12/5/16

Lt. J. D. Marshall 31/1/16 3/2/16

_Second-Lieutenants._[C]

Cole, C. H. 14/7/16 4/10/16 Killed

Hughes, C. R. 14/7/16 17/9/16 Wounded

Matthews, H. L. L. 9/7/16 9/9/16 Killed

Newling, A. J. 14/7/16 7/10/16

Sanderson, G. S. 14/7/16 21/7/16 Killed

Unwin, R. W. 14/7/16 -/10/16 Killed

Wilkins, J. W. 14/7/16 -/9/16 Wounded

FOOTNOTE:

[C] All 11th London.

APPENDIX E.

_Commissions._

Since the 1st Battalion landed in France, 535 of its non-commissioned
officers and men have received commissions.

The majority of these were sent to the Cadet School at General
Headquarters or to England, while the balance, just over 200, obtained
their commissions when at home sick or recovering from wounds. Out of
this number 65 (21 of "A," 20 of "B," 15 of "C," and 9 of "D" Companies)
have been given commissions in the Regiment, and 30 of these received
them direct in the field in the 1st Battalion.

For a Regiment, whose 1st Battalion was fighting, the total given below
is a proud achievement. It was always a wrench to part with candidates,
but the figures prove that the strictures, often heard, that Commanding
Officers refused to part with their best men were unfounded in the case
of the London Rifle Brigade.

A few commissions were granted before the 1st Battalion went abroad, but
no details are, at present, available.

Commissioned or transferred to O.T.C's
and Officer Cadet Battalions.

1st Battalion 535
2nd Battalion 122
3rd Battalion 51