telegraph wagons,
10 carts.
1 Heavy Battery R.G.A. 45 4 guns, 4 wagons, 2
G.S. wagons, 1 cart.
3 Field Coys. R.E. 48 12 tool carts.
2 Platoons Divl. Cyclist Co. Nil 62 bicycles.
3 Field Ambulances 144 30 ambulances, 12 carts.
10TH DIVISION.
Divl. H.Q. and Signal Co. } -- Transport on
1-1/2 Infantry Brigades } approximately the same
Pioneer Battalion } scale
3 Field Cos. R.E. } as that for 11th
3 Field Ambulances } Division.
29th Indian Brigade and Indian Field Ambulance.
2 Mountain Batteries (80 mules).
2 Battalions (of 500 men each) for Beach parties.
Mule Corps with 300 mules and 150 carts.
3 Casualty Clearing Stations.
Organization Orders for Troops Landing at Anzac.
1. Troops landing at Anzac are to land equipped as follows:
* * * * *
F.S. equipment, including respirator;
Pack and waterproof sheet;
No blanket.
Officers' kit reduced to what they can carry.
No transport of any kind will be available to move baggage or equipment.
Ammunition S.A.A. 200 rounds per rifle or person; 3,500 rounds per
machine-gun in belt boxes.
No regimental reserve S.A.A.
Gun, limbers and wagons filled with fused shell.
Water bottles--filled.
Rations--iron rations one day meat and biscuit, two days' groceries.
Sufficient to provide breakfasts.
(Fuel will be issued on shore.)
Tools--infantry. Regimental reserve distributed to individuals and
carried on person; Brigade reserve entrenching tools distributed to
units, by them to individuals and carried on person.
Engineers--tools for road making and entrenching work--carried on
person.
Other arms--usual allotment.
Signal company cable and equipment usually carried in carts to be
transferred to barrows.
Ambulances--all available stretchers and equipment of dressing stations
only. Tent sub-divisions in readiness to rejoin early.
A.S.C.--Small allowance of distributing equipment, to be brought by
advance parties of S. and T. personnel.
Establishments.
2. No horses, attendants or drivers are to land. Brigade Sections of
Signal Companies are to land with the brigades they se
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