The following table represents the officers of the Battalion that sailed from Avonmouth on the 17 March , 1915, to the Dardanelles and the Gallipoli peninsula of Cape Helles . Included are non-commissioned officers and senior warrant officers.
Battalion Staff
Lieutenant-Colonel R.O.C. Hume
Major C.D. Vaughan, D.S.O.
Captain A.J. Ellis, adjutant
Captain J. Forbes-Robertson, transport officer
Lieutenant W. Ennis, quartermaster
Lieutenant J.G. Heyder, M.G.O.[1]
Lieutenant K.G. Hearne, R.A.M.C.[2] in medical charge
R.S.M.[3] W.G. Denereaz
R.Q.M.S.[4] R. Hase
Armourer Q.M.S.[5] H. Fermor
Sergeant-Drummer J.F. Turnbull
O.R. Sergeant W.E. Robins
Sergeant-Master-cook C. Brown
Pioneer-Sergeant J. Starkie
A Company
Major G.C. Brooke
Captain R. Head
Lieutenant J.T.B. Dinwiddie
Second-Lieutenant W. Clague
C.S.M.[6] C. Smith
C.Q.M.S.[7] H. Botham
B Company
Captain G.A. Morton
Captain R.H.H. Moore
Second-Lieutenant J.H. Proctor
Second-Lieutenant A. Wright
Second-Lieutenant C.S. Cay
C.S.M. F. Thorpe
C.Q.M.S. J. Coleman
C Company
Cpatain S.H.F. Muriel
G.H. Harrison
Lieutenant G.C. May
Lieutenant D.A. James
Lieutenant F.I.L. Perry
Second-Lieutenant J.S. Kennedy
C.S.M. H.J. Sedgwick
C.Q.M.S. W. Pannett
D Company
Captain H. Nelson
Captain F.H.S Le Mesurier
Captain H.E. Festing
Lieutenant R.B. Taylor
Second-Lieutenant W.G. Bartholomew
C.S.M. J. Juddick
Q.C.M.S. J. Troughton
↑ Machine Gun Officer
↑ Royal Army Medical Corps
↑ Regimental Sergeant Major
↑ Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant
↑ Quartermaster Sergeant
↑ Company Sergeant Major
↑ Company Quartermaster Sergeant