TABLE C.

Table showing Units and Details which it is required to Land at New Beach during the Night of August 6th/7th, beginning one Hour after Dark (9.30 p.m.). All Troops will come from Imbros, but Horses will come direct except where otherwise stated.

Unit.Personnel.Horses.Vehicles.Remarks.
1 Inf. Bde. and Sig. Sec. (a)3,05036NilPersonnel only to be disembarked in the order shown. Animals of Mountain Batteries as soon as there is sufficient light, followed by horses of one 18-pr. Battery (82) and of H.Q. F.A. Brigade (10). Animals of remaining units to follow in the order shown. Supplies and forage for 7 days for these troops and animals to be dumped on the beach as soon as possible, will amount to about 250 tons. S.A.A. 4,000,000 will also have to be landed besides that carried by the troops, say, 150 tons.
1 Bearer Sub-Div.40NilNil
1 Inf. Bde. and Sig. Sec. and 1 W/T Station3,06536Nil
1 Bearer Sub-Div.40NilNil
Field Co. R.E.175164 tool carts
2 Mountain Batts. (b)10080Nil
Div. H.Q. and Sig. Co.125282 cable wagons, 1 water cart, 2 limbd. R.E. wagons
1 Inf. Bde. and Pioneer Bn. and Sig. Sec. and 1 W/T Station3,84044NilArtillery reserve ammunition will also be required as follows:—
To come by trawler from Mudros
10 pr. 3,000 rds. (20 tons)
18 pr. 10,000 rds. (130 tons)
60 pr. 1,000 rds. (30 tons)
(See notes to Table A.) If reserve S.A.A. and gun ammunition can before put ashore at Anzac Cove be operations begin this will also be done. But the above-mentioned reserves must also be landed at New Beach in case the congestion on the road from Anzac makes its forwarding a matter of great difficulty.
7 Bearer Sub-Divs.300NilNil
2 Platoons Div. Cycl. Co.62Nil62 bicycles
2 Field Cos. R.E.350328 tool carts
1 F.A. Bde. ("L" Bde.) (c)55025116 guns, 44 wagons, 1 telephone wagon, 5 water carts
Ammn. Park Personnel (11 Div.)65NilNil
9 Tent Sub.-Divs.35084 horses or 144 mules30 ambulance wagons, 9 water carts, 3 Maltese carts
4 Casualty Clearing Stations360NilNil
Bde. Ammn. Col.60628 ammunition wagons, 1 water cart, 4 S.A.A. wagons
2 Bns. for Beach Parties1,000NilNil
Mule Corps150300150 mule carts
Wireless Sec.18162 two-horse vehicles

(a) Helles to Imbros, night July 31st/August 1st.

(b) Helles to Imbros, night August 1st/2nd.

(c) Animals in remarks columns (82 and 10) come from Imbros, remainder from Mudros in horse-ships.

TABLE D.

Table showing Units and Details which it is required to Land at Anzac Cove beginning at dawn August 7th. Order of Landing as shown. All these Troops will come from Mudros.

Unit.Personnel.Horses.Vehicles.Remarks.
Medical personnel, tent sub-divisions A. and N.Z.A.C. Field Ambulance900NilNilspare stretchers to be carried by hand.
Bearer Sub-Divisions of 1 Field Ambulance, 10th Division.125NilNil
One 18-pr. Battery and H.Q. F.A. Bde. ("A" Bde.)12092Nil
10th Heavy Battery R.G.A.11070Nil
Three 18-pr. Batteries ("A" Brigade)300246NilGuns and personnel already ashore.
(See Tables A and B.)
Mules of Mule Corps*400NilSufficient personnel to look after mules.

TABLE E.