British Order of Battle

Oasis scenario - 1916


 

 
Unit Composition Notes Attachments
1st Infantry Division Division HQ stand Regular morale,  all units per TOE  
1st Brigade Brigade HQ stand    
  1st Battalion    
  2nd Battalion    
  3rd Battalion    
  4th Battalion    
2nd Brigade Brigade HQ stand    
  1st Battalion    
  2nd Battalion    
  3rd Battalion    
  4th Battalion    
3rd Brigade Brigade HQ stand    
  1st Battalion    
  2nd Battalion    
  3rd Battalion    
  4th Battalion    
1st Div artillery 1st Battalion 18 pdrs 5 fire missions, whether on or off table  
  2nd Battalion 18 pdrs 5 fire missions, whether on or off table  
  3rd Battalion 4.5" howitzers 5 fire missions, whether on or off table  
2nd Infantry Division Division HQ stand Regular morale,  all units per TOE  
1st Brigade Brigade HQ stand    
  1st Battalion    
  2nd Battalion    
  3rd Battalion    
  4th Battalion    
2nd Brigade Brigade HQ stand    
  1st Battalion    
  2nd Battalion    
  3rd Battalion    
  4th Battalion    
2nd Div artillery 1st Battalion 18 pdrs 5 fire missions, whether on or off table  
  2nd Battalion 18 pdrs 5 fire missions, whether on or off table  
These Corps assets available for attachment
RTR Mark II squadron 1 tank stand Mk II May only be attached to 1 Div  
1st Division engineers 2 engineer stands May only be attached to 1 Div  

Scenario notes.

1. ANZAC troops may deep flank march on either flank, or along the Turkish base line. The first brigade arrives on a 6 per GWSH rules. Once the first Brigade has arrived, the second will arrive on a roll of 5 or 6.

2. The ANZAC troops arrive dismounted.

3. The allied command arrows are drawn AFTER the Turkish commander has placed entrenchments, but before any Turkish troops are placed on the table.

3. While the ANZACs might more correctly be classified as Veteran troops, the regular morale clasification has been used to represent the fatigue factor that could be attributed to several days of marching through the desert to arrive on the Turkish flank.