Officers

1. Major H Hutchins
2. Lieutenant A F Beecraft
3. Lieutenant R Henderson

Other Ranks

1. H Alder
2. J S Allt
3. E Amourette
4. G L Anglin
5. J C Ashman *
6. A.Barrow
7. C T Blaney
8. C M Broadworth,
9. C H Brownell***
10. F E Brownell***
11. W T Burgess **
12. J Caldwell
13. D Campbell
14. A D Clark
15. P Clark
16. A H Clubbe
17. C J Clue
18. E I Codd
19. C W Crewe
20. T Cussons
21. J Cutter **
22. E Dack
23. F A Desautels
24. J Dyer *
25. A Eden
26. J A Ellison
27. D B Emmory
28. S Goodwin **
29. F B Gough
30. W Graham
31. W Gray
32. L L Green
33. E Harfield
34. W J Higgins
35. E Hitt
36. J M Hobden
37. F E Jackson
38. H Jones
39. W J Laird **
40. D Lake
41. T Latham
42. G H Lee **
43. G E Lenton
44. J LePage
45. E Lockey
46. G Logan
47. R H Lumley **
48. M A Marshall
49. M McDonnell
50. J P McManus
51. J H McQuitty
52. W S Newman
53. W Nicholls
54. D O’Donovan
55. A J Pardoe
56. F Perkins
57. J Robbins **
58. L Sands
59. N E Somerville
60. J B M Standish
61. A J Ticehurst
62. W H Tremblett
63. J Vollick
64. H Wilkinson **
65. G H Willis
66. S Youngest

* Missing – Accepted as dead
** Died of wounds

It is interesting to note that two brothers, Charles Henry Brownell (age 30) and Fenton Eberson Brownell (age 23) were killed on the same day. Further research indicates that their younger brother Berton, who was with another unit, was killed seven weeks later.