The Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, and 14th (F. & F. Yeo.) Battn. R.H. 1914-1919

by D. Douglas Ogilvie

TOTAL CASUALTIES.

OFFICERS.
Killed	12
Died of wounds	9
Wounded	32
Wounded and remaining at duty	5
		58

N.C.Os. and MEN.
Killed	188
Died of wounds	46
Missing	5
Died of disease	15
Drowned	16
Wounded	568
Wounded and remaining at duty	52
Prisoners of war	20
		910
		968

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INDEX

• Abassiyeh, the, [14]
• Abbas Apex Sector, [56]
• Abu-el-Zeitun, attack on, [97]
• Abu Sitta, [60]
• Adamson, Lieut. H., [126], [154]
• Aeroplanes, [43]
• African War, the South, [162]
• Ain Arik, [109];
  • Ridge, [92]
• Ain Kohleh, [64]
• Ain Sinai, [112]
• Ain Yebrud, [112]
• Aire, [122], [123]
• Aitken, C.S.M. A., death, [130], [157]
• Aizecourt, [130]
• Ajalon, [107], [108];
  • Valley of, [108]
• Alexandria, [13], [28], [30], [117]
• Ali-el-Muntar, [51], [52], [71], [73]
• Allaines, attack on, [128]
• Allenby, General, advance on Damascus, [117]
• Alma, battle of the, [161]
• Alpini Corps, [129]
• American Battalion, the 106th, [136]
• Amiens, [136]
• Amurieh, raid on, [115], [157]
• Amwas, [108], [116]
• Anafarta, [24]
• Andania, H.M.T., [10], [14], [142]
• Andrew, Capt. R.A., tribute to, [105];
  • instructions to his men, [108];
  • at Baquerolles Farm, [124];
  • return to Kirkcaldy, [142];
  • called “Arizona,” [151];
  • death, [152]
• Anzac, [17]
• Armistice, signed, [139]
• Artaxerxes Post, [135]
• Ascq, [137]
• Assiut, [31]
• Australian Division, the 1st, [134];
  • at Sohag, [32]
• Ayr and Lanark Yeomanry, [53], [56];
  • attack on Mahmeh, [97];
  • advance on Beitania, [101];
  • at Amwas, [108];
  • raid on Amurieh, [115];
  • new brigade, [121]
• Azmac Dere, [19], [23], [24];
  • raid on, [19]
• 
  
• Bab-el-Muallek, [90]
• Babington, Lieut. G., [148]
• Baisieux, [137], [138]
• Balfour, General, of Balbirnie, commanding the Fifeshire Yeomanry Cavalry, [161]
• Baluah, Lake, [110]
• Baquerolles Farm, [124]
• Batchelor, Private, [157]
• Beclers, [139]
• Beersheba, attack on, [61-63]
  • capture of, [86]
• Beit Iksa, [89], [91];
• Beit Sira, [78], [106], [109]
• Beit-ur-el-Foka, attack on, [83]
• Beit-ur-el-Tahta, [83], [85], [106]
  • advance on, [101-103]
• Beitania, [92];
• Beitin, [111]
• Benjamin Post, [135]
• Berguette, [137]
• Beris, [34]
• Bethel, [111]
• Bethhoron, the Upper, [83]
• Birdwood, General Sir W., inspection by, [126]
• Bireh, [92], [103], [116]
• Black Watch, 6th and 8th Battns., [141]
• Blairgowrie, [1-4]
• Bouchavesnes, [127]
• Boulak, [34]
• Boulogne, [141]
• Bourecq, [137]
• Bradfield, Sergeant-Major, [155]
  • the 160th, [113];
  • the 229th, [66], [130], [137];
  • the 230th, [66], [67], [121], [130], [139];
  • at the battle of Sheria, [68];
  • the 231st, [67], [121], [137], [139]
• Brigade, the 159th, [113];
• “Broken Spur” badge, [144]
  • M.C. conferred, [165]
• Brown, Lieut. T. Brodie, [131], [132], [133];
  • killed, [98];
  • tribute to, [105]
• Brown, Capt. W.D., adjutant, [148];
• Buffs, the 10th, [138]
• Burj Lisaneh, [111]
• Byng, Major-Gen. Sir Julian, [19]
  
• Calonne, [127]
• Camel, a racing, [32]
• Camerons, the 10th, [35]
  • raid on Amurieh, [115]
• Campbell, Capt. P., [102];
• Campbell, Capt. Sir W.A.A., [114], [149]
• Canal du Nord, advance on, [128]
• Cape Town, [147]
• Caracol Dagh, [17]
• Carbine Trench, [135]
• Carnegy, Capt. P.A.W., commanding the Forfarshire Light Horse Volunteer Corps, [146]
• Carvin Farm, [124]
• Casualties, list of, [168-203]
  • presents medals, [71]
• Chetwode, Lieut.-Gen. Sir P.W., commanding Eastern Force, inspects the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, [56];
• Christiana, capture of, [147]
• Clackmannan, [2]
• Clarence River, [123]
• Clark, Lieut.-Col. J., [150]
• Cloud-burst, at Gara, [32], [39]
  • attack on the Germans, [132]
• Collier, Sergeant W., [149], [157];
  • Quartermaster, [40], [153];
  • killed, [138]
• Colthart, Capt. R.H., adjutant, [117], [133];
• Cooper, Sergeant, [152]
• Corbie, [136]
• Corps III. attack on the Germans, [134]
• Corps XX., [70]
  • pursues the Turkish forces, [72];
  • at Junction Station, [76]
• Corps XXI., [70];
• Corps Cavalry, [67]
• Craig, Sergeant J., [155]
• Craig, Lieut. D., D.S.O., conferred, [156]
• Crawford, Earl of, Colonel Commandant of the Fife Yeomanry Cavalry, [160]
  • attack on the Germans, [132]
• Cruickshank, Lieut. I.W., [115];
• Cummins, Capt. W.W. (“George Washington,”) [151]
• Cupar, [2]
  
• Daisies, mauve, [50]
• Dakhla, [37]
• Damascus, [117]
• Dane, Lieut. P., [134]
• Darney, Lieut. C.E., killed, [130]
• Davis, L.-Cpl. J. [157]
• Deir-el-Belah, [49], [56], [57], [59]
• Deir Ibzia Ridge, [92]
• Deir Sineid, [73]
• Demobilization of the British Army, [140-142]
• Denbigh Yeomanry, the 24th Battalion, [121]
• Devonport, [10]
  • at Beitania, [101];
  • Yalo, [107];
  • attack on Moislains, [128]
• Devonshire Regiment, the 16th (Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry), [56];
  • advance on Bireh, [92];
  • capture Foka, [93];
  • the 52nd, [49], [79];
  • the 53rd, [61], [65], [116];
  • the 54th, [49], [57];
  • the 55th, [139];
  • the 57th, [139];
  • the 58th, [131], [132];
  • the 59th, [127];
  • the 60th, attack on Beersheba, [62-64];
    • on Tel-el-Sheria, [67];
    • advance on the Nablus road, [92];
  • the 74th, [131], [136];
    • attack on Beersheba, [62-64]
• Division, the 10th, [66], [67], [85];
• Don, Lieut. W.G., [148]
  • tribute to, [104];
  • wounded, [130]
• Drysdale, Lieut. J.C., [117];
• Dumb-bell Hill Sector, [54]
  • on the Turbeauté River, [125];
  • wounded, [130]
• Duncan, Lieut. C.G., advance
• Dundee, [2]
• Dundee Wadi, [67]
• Dunfermline, [2]
• Dunkirk, [141]
• Durham, Private, [158]
  
• East Kent Regiment, the 10th, [133]
• Edie, Sergeant-Major, [154]
• Edinburgh, Royal Review in, [162]
• Egyptian Lancers, at Sherika, [33]
• El Arish, [42-45]
  • attack on, [60]
• El Buggar, [61];
  • capture of, [86], [89]
• El Burj, [45];
• El Burjaliye, [52]
• El Ferdan, [41], [42]
• El Jib, [83]
• El Mendur, [52]
• El Muntar, [101]
• Elder, Sergeant-Major, [157]
• Enab, [86], [104]
• Epehy, [131]
• Erskine, Lieut.-Col. T.H., of Grangemuir, [163]
• Erskine, Sir William, [160]
• Essex Regiments, the 5th and 7th, [53]
• Etaples, [120]
  
• Fakenham, [7-10]
• Fanatis, or copper vessels, [44]
• Faustine Quarry, [134]
• Fencible Cavalry, [159]
• Ferguson, Sergeant, [126]
• Field Ambulance, the 229th, at Yalo, [107]
• Fife, [2]
• Fife and Forfar Imperial Yeomanry, [163]
  • St Ives, [4];
  • training, [4], [7], [38], [41], [56], [59], [120], [140];
  • inspections, [4], [8], [56], [126], [140];
  • at Skegness, [6];
  • Fakenham, [7-10];
  • sports, [7], [32], [36], [59], [140];
  • voyage to Gallipoli, [10-14];
  • in the trenches, [15-26];
  • journey to Sidi Bishr, [28];
  • casualties, [29], [68], [100], [104], [130];
  • at Mena Camp, [30];
  • Minia, [31];
  • Sohag, [31];
  • Gara, [32], [38];
  • Sherika, [32-38];
  • Moascar, [39], [41];
  • the 14th Battalion, Royal Highlanders, [41];
  • in camp at El Ferdan, [41];
  • journey to El Arish, [42];
  • reinforcements, [44];
  • at El Burj, [45];
  • Sheikh Zowaid, [45];
  • march to Rafa, [46-48];
  • at Khan Yunis, [48];
  • Sheikh Nebhan, [49];
  • El Mendur, [52];
  • in the Sheikh Abbas Sector, [54], [56];
  • field firing, [57];
  • at Deir-el-Belah, [57];
  • attack on Beersheba, [59-64];
  • battle of Sheria, [68];
  • at Goz-el-Gelieb, [70];
  • presentation of medals, [71];
  • march to Mejdal, [74];
  • foot parade, [74];
  • march to Junction Station, [76];
  • at Latron, [77];
  • march to Beit Sira, [78];
  • at Wadi Selman, [79];
  • camp at Q 20 central, [85];
  • advance on Jerusalem, [86-91];
  • march along the Zeitun Ridge, [92-95];
  • at Wadi Zait, [95];
  • capture Zeitun Ridge, [98];
  • advance on the Hill of Shafa, [99];
  • on Beitania, [101-103];
  • camp at Yalo, [106];
  • making roads, [107], [109];
  • march to Kantara, [116];
  • voyage to Marseilles, [117-119];
  • at St Firmin, [119];
  • Grand Rullecourt, [120];
  • epidemic of Spanish influenza, [121];
  • march to La Pierriere, [122];
  • bombarded by the Germans, [125];
  • fitted with kilts, [126];
  • at Le Foret, [127];
  • advance on the Canal du Nord, [128];
  • attack on the Germans, [132-135];
  • at Corbie, [136];
  • tribute to, [136];
  • advance to Orcq, [137];
  • reception at Tournai, [139];
  • at Moustier, [140];
  • demobilised, [140-142];
  • at Kirkcaldy, [142];
  • predecessors, [159-164];
  • Commanding Officers, [164]
• Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, at Blairgowrie, [1-4];
• Fife Yeomanry Cavalry, [159]
• Fifeshire Light Dragoons, [159]
  • review at Edinburgh, [162]
• Fifeshire Mounted Rifle Volunteers, [161];
• Fifeshire Volunteer Light Horse Corps, the 1st, [162]
  • capture of, [93]
• Foka Hill, [83], [84], [92];
• Fontes, [122], [137]
• Football, games of, [121], [138], [140]
• Forfar, [2]
  • re-raised, [161];
  • disbanded, [162]
• Forfar Yeomanry or Angus Cavalry, [159];
• Forfarshire Light Horse Volunteer Corps, the 1st, [162]
• Fort Conan, [24]
• Franvillers, [127]
• Fraser, Lieut. H.L., [154]
• Frasnes, [139]
• Fusilier Ridge, [57], [114]
  
  • at Kirkcaldy, [142]
• Galbraith, R.Q.M.S. W.J., [158];
• Gall, R.S.M., [156]
  • thunderstorm at, [22]
• Gallipoli, [14-27];
• Gamli, [60]
  • sandstorm, [32];
  • cloud-burst, [32], [39]
• Gara, [38];
  • capture of, [70]
• Gaza, attacks on, [48], [51];
• Gebel-el-Ghenneiem, [34]
• George IV., King, reviews the Royal Fifeshire Yeomanry Cavalry, [160]
  • wire to Lord Lovat, [142]
• George V., King, inspects the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, [4], [140];
  • evacuate Tournai, [139];
  • trenches, occupied, [124]
• German Army, attack on, [132-136];
• Gibb, Corporal, [158]
• Gibraltar, Straits of, [12]
  • commanding the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, [29], [48], [148];
  • D.S.O. conferred, [58], [165];
  • wounded at the battle of Sheria, [68];
  • bar to his D.S.O., [69];
  • commanding the 20th Company Imperial Yeomanry, [163]
• Gilmour, Lieut.-Colonel J., [164];
  • retires, [163]
• Gilmour, Lieut.-Col. Sir John, commanding the Forfarshire Light Horse Volunteer Corps, [162];
  • presents medals, [71];
  • prizes, [141];
  • tribute to, [143]
• Girdwood, Major-General E.S., commanding the 74th Division, [71];
• Goz-el-Gelieb, [70]
• Grammont, [140]
• Grand Rullecourt, [120], [121]
• Gray, Lieut. W., [36]
• Grimsby, [6]
  • garrison Dakhla Oasis, [38]
• Gyppy Cavalry, [35];
• 
  
• Hair, Sergt.-Major J., [157]
• Haking, Lieut.-General Sir R., Corps Commander, inspection by, [126]
• Halkett, Capt., Sir Arthur, [161]
• Ham en Artois, [122], [126]
• Hamilton, Sir Ian, inspects the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, [4]
• Haubourdin, [137]
• Haute Deule Canal, [137]
• Hell’s Gate, [38]
• Henderson, Private (“Dinkum”) [150], [155]
• Henderson, Sergt.-Major, [158]
• Herd, Sergeant William, [157]
• Herdman, Lieut. C.W., [148]
  • strength, [29];
  • at Sherika, [32]
• Herlies, [137]
• Highland Mounted Brigade, [2];
  • capture of, [93]
• Highland Territorial Division, the 51st, [2]
  • 1750, [79];
  • attack on, [80];
  • 2450, battle on, [98]
• Hill A, [84], [85];
• Hill 1070, capture of, [62];
  • wounded, [134], [144]
• Hindenburg line, [135]
  • death, [163]
• Hoare, Brig.-General R., [31], [130];
• Hodge, Capt. Chappell, commanding the 20th Company Imperial Yeomanry, [162];
• Hogsthorpe, [6]
• Honours and Awards, [165-67]
• Humbercourt, [120]
• Hunter, General Sir A., [163]
• Huntingdon, [4], [5]
  • at Sherika, [33];
  • relieved, [38]
• Hutchison, Capt. R.G., [148]
  
• I.C.C. the, [67];
• Im Seirat, [51]
• Imbros, peaks of, [18]
• Imperial Camel Corps, [61]
• Imperial Yeomanry, the 20th Company, [162]
• Indarra, H.M.T., [117]
• Inverness Battery, [2]
• Irgeig, [65]
• Ismailia, [39], [41]
• Izieres, [140]
  
• Jackson, Capt. G.E., Staff Captain, [2]
• Jaffa, [72]
  • fall of, [89];
  • entry into, [104]
• Jericho, [111]
• Jerusalem, advance on, [87-91];
• Jones’ Post, [57]
• Judæa, [76]
• Judæan Hills, [73], [75]
• Junction Station, [73], [76]
• Juvisy, [119]
  
• Kantara, [42], [43], [50], [116]
• Karm, [61], [70]
• Kereina Ridge, [92]
• Kefr Skeyan, [92], [110]
• Kent Hill, [115]
• Khamsin wind, [53]
• Khan Abu Felah, [107], [114]
  • Oasis Detachment, at Sherika, [32]
• Khan Yunis, [48]
• Kharga, [33], [34], [35];
• Khirbet Kereina, [84]
• Kilo, [31], [35]
• King, Lieut.-Colonel A.J., [2]
• Kinniburgh, Lieut. J.D., killed at the battle of Sheria, [68]
  • depot for recruiting, [4]
• Kinross, [2], [142]
• Kirkcaldy, [2], [142];
• Kitchener, Lord, [22]
• Kubeibe, [78], [86], [94], [96]
• Kulonieh, [91]
• Kuryet-el-Enab, [87]
• Kuwauka system, attack on, [66]
• Kuweilfeh, [64], [65]
  
• La Bassée Canal, [123], [126]
• La Houssoye, [127]
• La Pierriere, [122]
• Lala Baba, [28]
• Lamain, [139]
• Latron, [77]
• Le Foret, [127]
• Leitch, Sergeant, J.J., [158]
• Levant, the, [18]
  • Wood, [137]
• Light Car Patrol, [36], [38]
• Ligny, [122];
• Ligny St Flochel, [120]
• Likia, [78]
• Lindsay, Lieut. A.S., commanding the Light Car Patrol, [36], [153]
• Lindsay, Captain M.E., [9], [145], [146]
• Loch Lomond, [2]
  • Yeomanry Company, [38]
• Locon, [137]
• London Regiment, [127], [129];
  • wire from King George V., [142]
• Longavesnes, [130], [133]
  • at Salonika, [35]
• Lovat, Lord, illness, [29];
• Lovat’s Scouts, [2], [19], [23], [30];
• Lowson, Private David, [157]
• Ludd, [116]
• Lumsden, C.S.M. J., [155]
• Lys, the, [126]
  
  • opens the swimming-bath at Sherika, [37]
• Mack, Sergeant Nathaniel, [158]
• MacNeil, Lieut.-Colonel Angus, commanding the Kharga Oasis Detachment, [32];
• Mafeking, relief of, [163]
• Mahmeh, attack on, [97]
• Malta, [12], [118]
• Mansura Ridge, [52]
• Maricourt, [127]
• Marquain, [138]
• Marseilles, [118], [119]
• Marshall, Lieut. D., march to Tenida, [37], [148]
  • the “Gallipoli Spider,” [150]
• Marshall, Major-General W.R., [26]
  • Roman Fort at, [34]
• M‘Dougal, Lieut. A.R., bombing school, [36];
• Meherique, [35];
• Mejdal, [74]
• Melsom, Captain, of the Andania, [10]
• Melville, Captain Whyte, [145]
• Mena Camp, [30]
• Mericourt, [137]
• M’Guffog, A., [157]
• Middlesex Regiment, [67]
• Minia, [31]
  • illness, [29]
• Miquellerie, [126]
  • illness, [140];
  • commanding the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, [164]
• Mitchell, Lieut.-Colonel A., commanding the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, [29], [163];
• M’Kenzie, Lieut.-Colonel J.M., [134];
• M’Laren, Sergt.-Major, [154]
  • wounded, [130]
• M’Lean, Lieut. J., [132], [157]
• M’Nab, Captain J., holds the Round Hill, [114]
• M’Niven, C.Q.M.S. J., [157]
• Moislains, attack on, [128]
• Molinghem, [127]
• Montgomery and Welsh Horse Yeomanry, the 25th, [130]
• Morison, Lieut.-Colonel, commanding the Royal Fifeshire Yeomanry Cavalry, [160]
• Mosquitoes, war on, [35], [147]
• Moustier, [140]
  • attack on, [92], [97]
• Mudros Harbour, [13], [28]
  
  • killed, [130]
• Nablus, [111];
• Nairn, Captain I.C., [114];
• Nairn, Major R.S., illness, [29]
  • capture of, [86]
• Nazlet el Abid, [31]
  • Valley, [34], [91]
• Neby Samwil, [89], [91];
• Nile, the, [31];
• Nisbet, Sergt.-Major W., at Kirkcaldy, [142]
• Noc River, [123]
• Nooitgedacht, [163]
• Norfolk, [7]
  • at Sherika, [35]
• Norfolk Regiment, [58], [121]
• North Devon Hussars, [30];
• North Lane Trench, [23]
• Noyelles, [119]
  • commanding B Squadron, [26];
  • acting M.L.O., [27];
  • march to Tenida, [37];
  • commanding C Squadron, [40];
  • and the Battalion [140], [164];
  • return to Kirkcaldy, [142]
• Nurlu Village, [128]
  
• Ogilvie, Major D.D., [112], [114], [133];
• Ogilvie, Sergeant-Major Alec, [154]
• Orcq, [138]
  • adjutant, [150], [164]
• Orilux torches, [80]
  • commanding B Squadron, [40];
  • killed at the battle of Sheria, [68]
• Ormiston, Capt. J.W., [133];
• Osborne, Major G.E.B., adjutant, illness, [29];
• Oswald, Captain, [161]
  
• Paris, [119]
• Petit Ronchin, [137]
• Peyton Avenue Trench, [22], [23], [27]
• Peyton, Major-General W., [19]
• Philistia, Plain of, [70], [72]
• Pimple Post, [135]
• Pitt, Rt Hon. W., appeal for soldiers, [159]
• Portobello, review at, [160]
• Pree, Major C.G. de, [19], [24], [26], [40]
  • wounded, [163]
• Prince Abbas, the, [28]
• Purvis, Capt. R., commanding the 20th Company Imperial Yeomanry, [163];
• 
  
• Q 20 Central, camp at, [78], [85], [94]
• Quennemont Farm, [135]
• Quennet Copse, [135]
  • Persian Temple, [34]
• Quentin Road, [125]
  
• Rafa, [46-48]
• Railhead, [35];
• Ram Allah, [92], [109], [116]
• Raspberry Hill, [51]
• Rawlinson, General, commanding Fourth Army, tribute to the 74th Division, [136]
• Regent’s Park, [57], [58]
• Renton, Sergeant, [156]
• Rhone Valley, [119]
• Ricketts, Lieut. W., Quartermaster, [29], [148]
• Rifleman Post, [135]
• Rigg, Lieut. P.J.H., [148]
• Road-making, [107], [109]
• Robecq, [122], [124], [125]
• Robertson, Capt. J.R., death, [149]
• Roger, Private W., D.C.M. conferred, [20], [156], [165]
• Ronssoy, [133]
• Ross, Corporal, [147]
  • at Sherika, [35]
• Rosslyn, Lieut.-Gen. the Earl of, commanding the Fifeshire Mounted Rifle Volunteers, [145]
  • review, [160];
  • disbanded, [161];
  • re-established, [161]
• Round Hill, [114]
  • see Fife
• Royal Devon Yeomanry, [30];
• Royal Fifeshire Yeomanry Cavalry, [160];
• Royal Highlanders, the 14th Battalion, [41];
• Royal Scots, the 4th, [56]
• Royal Welsh Fusiliers, [121]
• Rue, [120]
• Rues des Vaches Farm, [124]
  
• St Angelo, Castle of, [12]
• St Cyr, airships at, [119]
• St Emilie, [131]
• St Firmin, [119]
• St Ives, [4]
• St James’ Park, [103]
• St Paul’s Bay, [12]
• St Pol, [120]
• St Venant Sector, [122]
• Salonika, [35]
• Salt Lake, [17]
• Samothrace, [18]
• Samson’s Ridge, [57]
• Sandstorm at Gara, [32]
• Sari Bahr, [17]
• Savage, Private P., [157]
• Scotian, the, [28]
• Scots Guards, defeated at football, [121]
• Scott, Lieut. W., [150]
  • flight, [37]
• Scottish Horse, [26], [30]
• Selwad, [112]
  • illness, [29];
  • at Wadi Selman, [80];
  • tribute to, [105]
• Senussi, the, [31];
• Shafa, Hill of, [99]
• Sharp, Capt. H.S., adjutant, [9], [40], [146];
• Shechem, [111]
• Sheikh Abbas Sector, [54]
• Sheikh Abdullah, [111]
• Sheikh Nebhan, [49], [52]
  • attack on, [66-68];
  • casualties, [68]
• Sheikh Zowaid, [45]
  • swimming-bath, [36]
• Shellal, [61]
• Sheria, [65];
• Sherika, [32];
• Sidi Bishr, [28], [30]
• Sikh Mountain Gunners, at Sherika, [33]
• Simpson, Lieut. J., [162]
  • M.C. conferred, [19];
  • adjutant, [164]
• Sinai Railway, [42]
• Skegness, [6]
• Smith, Capt. A.C., [19];
• Smith-Dorrien, Gen. Sir H., inspects the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, [8]
  • advance on Beitania, [101];
  • at Yalo, [107];
  • attack on Allaines, [128];
  • on the Germans, [132];
  • advance on Marquain, [138]
• Snaefels, the, [27]
• Sohag, [31]
• Somersets, the, attack on Abu-el-Zeitun, [97];
• Somme, the, [120], [127]
• South Lane Trench, [22], [23]
• South-Western Mounted Brigade, [30]
• Spanish influenza, epidemic of, [121]
• Spence-Jones, Lieut.-Colonel C.J.H., [134]
  • killed, [130]
• Spreull, Capt. (later Lieut.-Col.) A., [148]
• Squadron System, introduction, [162]
• Stewart, Capt. R.W., [40], [146];
• Stirling, Lieut.-Col. A., [29]
• Stirlingshire, [2]
• Stirlingshire Yeomanry Cavalry, [160]
• Storrar, Private Morrison, [158]
• Submarine, sunk, [118]
• Suez Canal, [39]
• Suffa, [116]
• Suffolk Regiment, the 15th Battalion, [125]
• Sulajik, [17]
• Suvla, [16], [27]
• Sweetwater Canal, [39], [50]
• Swimming-bath, at Sherika, [36]
• Syderstone Common, [146]
  
  • capture of, [112]
• Tahta Ridge, [85]
• Tattenham Corner, [109], [116]
• Tel Asur, [111], [116];
• Tel-el-Ful, [88], [89]
• Tel-el-Jemmi, [50]
• Tel-el-Saba, [63]
• Tel-el-Sheria, [67]
• Templeux la Fosse, [134]
• Templeux le Guerard, [133]
• Tenida, [38]
• Thackeray, Brig.-General F.S., [134]
• Thompson, Lieut. E.A., killed at the battle of Sheria, [68]
• Thomson, Captain Anstruther, [161]
• Thomson, Col. J. Anstruther, commanding the Royal Fifeshire Yeomanry Cavalry, [160]
• Thunderstorm at Gallipoli, [22]
• Timsah, Lake, [39]
• Todd, L./Corpl. J., [157]
• Toine Post, [135]
• Tortille River, [128]
• Tournai, evacuated by the Germans, [139]
• Trench fever, [25]
  • illness, [26], [29];
  • war on mosquitoes, [35], [147];
  • awarded a Military Cross, [148], [165]
• Trenches, digging, [16], [22], [52]
• Tuck, Capt. A.J.M., [139]
  • attack on El Buggar, [60];
  • retreat, [70], [72];
  • counter-attacks, [77], [84];
  • flight from Shafa, [100]
• Tuke, Capt. A., [21], [40], [147];
• Turbeauté River, [125]
• Turkish Army, snipers, [19];
• Two Tree Farm, [55], [56]
  
• Um Gerrar, [49]
• Ushant, Cape, [11]
  
• Vaal, the, [147]
• Valentine, Lance-Sergeant J., D.C.M. conferred, [20], [165]
• Valetta Harbour, [12]
• Versailles, [119]
• Victoria, Queen, review in Edinburgh, [162]
• Villers-Bretonneux, [136]
• Villers Faucon, [131]
  
• Wadi Ain Arik, [92], [109]
• Wadi Ghuzzeh, [49], [50], [58], [60], [71], [72]
• Wadi Hannina, [89], [90]
• Wadi Imaish, [84], [92], [106]
• Wadi Kelt, [101]
• Wadi Kolah, [113]
• Wadi Melab, [106]
• Wadi Reuben, [53]
• Wadi Saba, [61], [62], [63]
• Wadi Sad, [109]
• Wadi Selke, [59]
• Wadi Selman, [79], [92], [94]
• Wadi Shebab, [79], [80]
• Wadi Sukharieh, [73], [75]
• Wadi Sunt, [105]
• Wadi Zait, [79], [83], [85], [92], [93], [95]
  • commanding the Battalion, [69], [164];
  • tribute to, [105];
  • at Cairo, [109]
• Water Dump A, [35], [37], [38]
  • at Sherika, [35]
• Wemyss, Colonel W., commanding the Royal Fifeshire Yeomanry Cavalry, [160]
• Wemyss, W., of Cuttlehill, [144];
• West Somerset Yeomanry, [30];
• White Hill, [115]
• Willow Tree Well, [24]
• Wood, Capt. A.R. Dick, [125], [154]
  
• Yalo, camp at, [106]
  • commanding B Squadron, [24];
  • illness, [26], [29];
  • second in command, [40];
• Yeomanry Regiment, the first, [159]
  • commanding the Battalion, [69], [164];
  • tribute to, [105];
  • at Cairo, [109]
• Young, Private Hastie, [156]
  • capture of, [98]
• Younger, Lieut.-Colonel J., vii., [117];
• 
  
• Wemyss, W., of Cuttlehill, [144];
• 
  
• Zeitun Ridge, [84], [92];

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