Line of Communications Troops

Line of Communications troops provided services which kept the combat troops in the field.

 

 

Line of Communications Troops
during the Gallipoli Campaign

 

  • Australian Intermediate Base Depot Cairo, Egypt
  • Australian and New Zealand Overseas Base Depot Alexandria, Egypt
  • Australian and New Zealand Training Depot Zeitoun, Egypt
  • Australian Section, 3rd Echelon, Mediterranean Expeditionary Force Alexandria, Egypt
  • 1st Siege Brigade England
  • 1st,2nd Siege Batteries England
  • Mesopotamia Half Flight Iraq
  • Royal Australian Navy Bridging Train Suvla
  • 1st,2nd,3rd Auxiliary Hospitals Heliopolis, Egypt
  • 4th,5th,6th Auxiliary Hospitals England
  • 1st Casualty Clearing Station Anzac
  • 1st General Hospital Heliopolis, Egypt
  • 2nd General Hospital Ghezireh, Egypt
  • 3rd General Hospital Mudros
  • 10th General Hospital England
  • 1st, 2nd Stationary Hospitals Mudros
  • 1st,2nd Remount Units Maadi,Egypt
  • 8th,9th Army Service Corps Companies England
  • 10th Army Service Corps Company Alexandria, Egypt
  • 11th Army Service Corps Company Anzac
  • 1st, 2nd Depot Units of Supply Anzac
  • 1st Railhead Supply Detachment Anzac
  • 13th Army Service Corps Company Imbros
  • 1st Field Butchery Imbros
  • 1st Field Bakery Imbros
  • 1st Veterinary Section Heliopolis, Egypt
  • 2nd Veterinary Section Maadi, Egypt
  • 1st Mobile Veterinary Section Maadi, Egypt
  • 2nd Mobile Veterinary Section Zeitoun, Egypt 
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    Miscellaneous Units in France (March 1918)

     

    Miscellaneous Units in England (March 1918)

     

     

    Miscellaneous Units in Egypt and Palestine
    (July 1918)

     

    Miscellaneous Units in Iraq and Iran (July 1918)


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    Page created by Ross Mallett
    ross@metva.com.au
    Last update 10 December 2000