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Thursday, 28 August 2008

Militia Distribution in Australia, 1914, 4th Military District, Part 2
Topic: Militia - LH

4th MILITARY DISTRICT - continued.

FIELD ARTILLERY.

34th Battery, Field Artillery, Adelaide

35th Battery, Field Artillery, Adelaide

GARRISON ARTILLERY.

10th Garrison Artillery, Port Adelaide

ENGINEERS.

12th Field Company (Engineers), Broken Hill

22nd Signal Troop (Engineers), Adelaide - 8th Light Horse Brigade

28th Signal Company (Engineers), Adelaide

INFANTRY.

19th INFANTRY BRIGADE.

Brigade Head-Quarters, Adelaide.

74th (Boothby) Infantry.

Head-Quarters, Unley

Machine Gun Section, Unley

"A" Company - Unley

"B" Company - Unley

"C" Company - Mount Gambier

"D" Company - Millicent, Naracoorte

"E" Company - Unley

"F" Company - Mount Barker, Murray Bridge, Oakbank, Stirling

76th (Hindmarsh) Infantry.

Head-Quarters, Adelaide West

Machine Gun Section, Adelaide West

"A" Company - Adelaide West

"B" Company - Adelaide West

"C" Company - Hindmarsh, Torrensville

"D" Company - Brompton, Croydon, Bowden

"E" Company - Woodville, Kilkenny, Grange

"F" Company - Port Adelaide

"G" Company - Port Adelaide

"H" Company - Semaphore, Glanville

Further Reading:

Militia Structure in Australia from 1903 to 1914

For the South Australian Light Horse Militia establishment, see:

Light Horse structure 1903

1903 Reorganisation, South Australia

1903 Reorganisation, SA, 16th ALHR

1903 Reorganisation, SA, 17th ALHR

South Australian Light Horse location list 1910

Light Horse structure 1914

Militia Distribution in Australia, 1914, 4th Military District

For 22nd Australian Light Horse details, see:

22nd Australian Light Horse

22nd Australian Light Horse, HQ, MGS and "A" Sqn, 1912

22nd Australian Light Horse, "B" Sqn, 1912

22nd Australian Light Horse, "C" Sqn, 1912

For 23rd (Barossa) Australian Light Horse details, see:

23rd (Barossa) Light Horse

For 24th (Flinders) Australian Light Horse details, see:

24th (Flinders) Australian Light Horse

Peacetime and Wartime Regimental Establishments, see:

Peace establishment of Australian Light Horse, 1903-14

4th Military District Staff Roster and Allocations, see:

Militia Distribution in Australia, 1914, 4th Military District, Part 4

Militia Distribution in Australia, 1914, 4th Military District, Part 5

For 1914 Infantry, Artillery and other service arms distribution, see:

Militia Distribution in Australia, 1914, 4th Military District, Part 2

Militia Distribution in Australia, 1914, 4th Military District, Part 3

Militia Distribution in Australia, 1914, 4th Military District, Part 4

Additional reference:

RK Peacock, Evolution of Australian Light Horse Regiments 1841-1935, Unpublished MSS, c.1936.

Citation: Militia Distribution in Australia, 1914, 4th Military District, Part 2

Posted by Project Leader at 6:44 PM EADT

Updated: Wednesday, 8 October 2008 9:05 AM EADT

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