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internal security their priority. By 1925, the Army in India had been reduced to 197,000 troops, 140,000 of them Indian. Battalions were now allocated one of three roles: The field army of four infantry divisions and five cavalry brigades; covering troops, 12 infantry brigades and supporting arms to act as a reserve force in case of invasion; and finally internal security troops, 43 infantry battalions to aid the civil power and support the field army when required. The number of cavalry regiments was reduced from 39 to 21. The infantry regiments were converted into 20 large regiments with four or five battalions in each regiment plus a training battalion, always numbered the 10th, also included were ten Gurkha regiments. Nine single battalion regiments were disbanded by 1922. Two of the large regiments were later disbanded, the

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reserve system, whereby reinforcements were drafted in from any regiment and had no affiliation to their new units. Officer casualties were even more of a handicap, as replacements were unfamiliar with the Indian Army and could not speak the language. With morale low, many soldiers fled the scene of the battle and the infantry divisions were finally withdrawn to Mesopotamia in October 1915, when they were replaced by the new British divisions of Kitchener's Army.

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headway and suffered substantial casualties. By mid-morning, a German mounted patrol ambushed a supply column and roughly 100 mules carrying water for the troops were stampeded away by the Germans. The British officers, with their now widely scattered troops, waited until darkness and having determined their situation to be untenable, withdrew down the mountain and marched back to British East Africa having accomplished nothing.

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German prisoner of war camp where they killed thirteen camp guards and other military personnel. The Germans however refused to join them. The mutineers then roamed the streets of Singapore, killing European civilians that they encountered. The mutiny continued for nearly five days and was suppressed by local volunteer and British regular units plus naval detachments from allied warships, and with assistance from the

1316:. These attempts to break through the encirclement did not succeed and the cost was heavy with both sides suffering high casualties. In February food, and hopes were running out for Townshend in Kut-al-Amara. Disease spread rapidly and could not be contained or cured and Townshend surrendered in April 1916. In December 1916, the 3rd and 7th Divisions arrived from the Western Front. 2340:, France, Lance-Dafadar Gobind Singh three times volunteered to carry messages between the regiment and brigade headquarters, a distance of 1.5 miles (2.4 km) over open ground which was under heavy fire from the enemy. He succeeded each time in delivering the message, although on each occasion his horse was shot and he was compelled to finish the journey on foot. 2231:, Jemadar Mir Dast led his platoon with great bravery during the attack, and afterwards collected various parties of the regiment (when no British officers were left) and kept them under his command until the retirement was ordered. He also displayed great courage that day when he helped to carry eight British and Indian officers to safety while exposed to heavy fire. 2013:, which had been ordered to France. The 5th Light Infantry consisted of roughly equal numbers of Punjabi Muslims and Pathans serving in separate companies. Their morale was constantly low, being affected by poor communication, slack discipline and a weak leadership. The regiment had been employed to guard the captured crew from the German ship, 368:. Each division had about 13,000 men on strength, somewhat weaker than a British division in part due to the smaller infantry battalions and smaller artillery forces. The Indian Army was also weakened when 500 British officers on home leave, enough to officer 38 Indian battalions, were posted to the new British divisions being formed for 1801:. With their casualties mounting and under command of the battalion medical officer they were forced to withdraw to their starting positions. With the failure of the assault at Sari Bair the brigade was withdrawn to Egypt. Over the duration of the campaign the 29th Brigade had suffered 1,358 dead and 3,421 wounded. Peter Stanley's book 2292:(91 m) away. Lala insisted on going to help. He stripped off his own clothing to keep the wounded officer warm and stayed with him until just before dark when he returned to the shelter. After dark he carried the first wounded officer to safety and then, returning with a stretcher, carried back his adjutant. 360:

battalions, consisting of 30 officers and 723 other ranks as compared to the British 29 officers and 977 other ranks. Indian battalions were often segregated, with companies of different tribes, castes or religions. Additional troops attached to the headquarters of each division included a cavalry regiment, a

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casualties. For three hours he held the gap under very heavy fire and when his gun was knocked out, he and his two belt-fillers held their ground with rifles until ordered to withdraw. With help he then brought back his gun, ammunition and one severely wounded man, and finally all remaining arms and equipment.

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In 1919, the Indian Army could call upon 491,000 men, but there was a shortage of experienced officers, most of the officers having been killed or wounded in the war. In 1921, the Indian government started a review of their military requirements with the protection of the North West Frontier and

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who were later followed by 500 soldiers of the 36th Sikhs. The Japanese led force laid siege to the port between 31 October–7 November 1914. At the end of the siege, Japanese army casualties numbered 236 killed and 1,282 wounded; the British-Indians had 12 killed and 53 wounded. The German defenders

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and in 1914, had 22,613 men in 20 cavalry regiments and 14 infantry battalions. By the end of the war 26,000 men had served overseas on Imperial Service. The Auxiliary force could field another 40,000 men in 11 regiments of horse and 42 volunteer infantry battalions. Also available were the Frontier

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On 21 January 1916, at the Orah Ruins, Mesopotamia, Captain Sinton attended to the wounded under very heavy fire. "For most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty. Although shot through both arms and through the side, he refused to go to hospital, and remained as long as daylight lasted, attending

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On 10 March 1915, at Neuve Chapelle. During the attack on the German position Nk Gabar Singh Negi was one of a bayonet party with bombs who entered their main trench, and was the first man to go round each traverse, driving back the enemy until they were eventually forced to surrender. He was killed

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On 10 April 1918, at El Kefr, Egypt, during an attack, Rifleman Karanbahadur Rana and a few other men crept forward with a Lewis gun under intense fire to engage an enemy machine-gun. No. 1 of the Lewis gun team opened fire but was shot almost immediately, whereupon the rifleman pushed the dead man

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on 18 May 1915. With a bombing party of 10 men, who voluntarily undertook this duty, he conveyed a supply of 96 bombs to within 20 yards of the enemy's position over exceptionally dangerous ground, after the attempts of two other parties had failed. Lieutenant Smyth succeeded in taking the bombs to

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was a German controlled port in China. The British Government and the other Allied European powers were concerned about Japanese intentions in the region and decided to send a small symbolic British contingent from Tianjin in an effort to allay their fears. The 1,500-man contingent was commanded by

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was being mobilised and in August the Indian Government was instructed to prepare contingency plans to protect these strategic assets. The plans dictated that in the event of the Turkish Army coming out in support of the Germans, the Indian Army was to act to secure the oilfields. As a contingency,

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This field force was divided into two armies: the Northern Army, which stretched from the North-West Frontier to Bengal with five divisions and three brigades under command, and the Southern Army which ranged from Baluchistan to southern India and it in turn had four divisions under command and two

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On 19 December 1914, near Givenchy, during a night attack, Lt. Bruce was in command of a small party which captured one of the enemy's trenches. In spite of being severely wounded in the neck, he walked up and down the trench, encouraging his men to hold on against several counter-attacks for some

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On 16 February 1915, while preparations for departure were under way, the four companies of Punjabi Muslims mutinied while the Pathan sepoys of the remaining four companies scattered in confusion. Two of the British officers at the Tanglin barracks were killed and the mutineers then moved on the

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to the 4th and 5th Cavalry Divisions. Serving alongside British cavalry divisions they were held behind the front line awaiting the hoped for breakthrough. At times during the war they served in the trenches as infantry, each cavalry brigade when dismounted formed a dismounted regiment. This meant

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The nine divisions formed by these reforms each consisted of one cavalry and three infantry brigades. The cavalry brigade had one British and two Indian regiments while the infantry brigades consisted of one British and three Indian battalions. Indian Army battalions were smaller than the British

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On 25 September 1915 in Fauquissart, France, Rifleman Thapa, having been wounded himself, found a wounded soldier of The Leicestershire Regiment behind the first line German trench. Although urged to save himself, the Gurkha stayed with the wounded man all day and night. Early next day, in misty

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On 12–13 April 1916 near Beit Ayeesa, Mesopotamia, Naik Shahamad Khan was in charge of a machine-gun covering a gap in our new line within 150 yards of the entrenched enemy. He beat off three counter-attacks and worked his gun single-handed after all his men, except two belt-fillers, had become

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rifles on their arrival in France and they had almost no artillery, relying on support from their neighbouring corps when in the front line. They were not accustomed to the continental weather and were poorly equipped to resist the cold, leading to low morale which was further compounded by the

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The normal annual recruitment for the Indian army was 15,000 men, during the course of the war over 800,000 men volunteered for the army and more than 400,000 volunteered for non-combatant roles. In total almost 1.3 million men had volunteered for service by 1918. Over one million Indian troops

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In 1914, the Indian Army was one of the two largest volunteer armies in the world; it had a total strength of 240,000 men while the British Army had a strength of 247,433 regular volunteers at the outbreak of the war. By November 1918, the Indian Army contained 548,311 men, being considered the

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of the British force advanced up the slope at night near Longido were caught in the crossfire of a strong German defensive position as they advanced in the morning fog. The large force of Indian infantry effectively resisted counterattacks, however, during the day the British attackers made no

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was instituted to refer to the overall command structure which included both the British and Indian Army units. The new formation for the Army of India was set at nine divisions, each division with one cavalry and three infantry brigades and these nine divisions together with three independent

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would be discontinued. The new regiments and battalions, instead of remaining at their home base, could now all be called upon to serve anywhere in the country, and a tour of duty on the North West Frontier would be an established posting. One change that was not accepted was the formation of

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On 21 January 1916, at El Orah, Mesopotamia, finding a British officer lying close to the enemy, Lance-Naik Lala dragged him into a temporary shelter. After bandaging his wounds, the lance-naik heard calls from his own adjutant who was lying wounded in the open. The enemy was only 100 yards

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of the British Army. Each Indian battalion was staffed by 13 officers from the British Army in India and 17 officers from the Indian Army— expatriate British officers serving under colonial Indian administration. As the war intensified and officer casualties mounted, the ability to replace

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and reportedly attempts were made to fan the discontent amongst the sepoys. The regiment was under orders to embark for further garrison duty in Hong Kong, however rumours started that they were going to be sent to fight in the Middle East against fellow Muslims from the Ottoman Empire.

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off the gun, opened fire, knocked out the enemy gun crew and then silenced the fire of the enemy bombers and riflemen in front of him. During the remainder of the day he did magnificent work and finally assisted with covering fire in the withdrawal, until the enemy were close on him.

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weather, he took him through the German wire and, leaving him in a place of comparative safety, returned and brought in two wounded Gurkhas, one after the other. He then went back, and, in broad daylight, fetched the British soldier, carrying him most of the way under enemy fire.

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hours until killed. The fire from rifles and bombs was very heavy all day, and it was due to the skilful disposition made, and the example and encouragement shown by Lt. Bruce that his men were able to hold out until dusk, when the trench was finally captured by the enemy.

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and British battalions assigned to Indian brigades. In the campaign, 11,012 were killed, 3,985 died of wounds, 12,678 died of disease, 13,492 were either missing or prisoners (including the 9,000 prisoners from Kut), and 51,836 were wounded.

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Before World War I, the Indian Army was deployed maintaining internal security and defending the North West Frontier against incursions from Afghanistan. These tasks did not end with the declaration of war. The divisions deployed along the frontier were the existing

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casualties with officers of British origin became extremely difficult and in many cases the officer allotment to battalions was reduced accordingly. Only in 1919 were the first Officer Cadets of Indian descent permitted to be selected for officer training at the

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On the outbreak of war, the Indian Army had 150,000 trained men and the Indian Government offered the services of two cavalry and two infantry divisions for service overseas. The force known as Indian Expeditionary Force A was under the command of General Sir

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and almost surrounded by an overwhelming force of some 1,500 tribesmen. He gave the order to retire, and could have himself escaped, but most gallantly sacrificed his own life by attempting to effect the rescue of one of his men who had lost his

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In addition to the regular Indian Army, the armies of the Princely States and regiments of the Auxiliary Force (European volunteers) could also be called upon to assist in an emergency. The Princely States formed the

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in 1902 and after five years, his term of office was extended by a further two—during which he reformed the Indian Army. The reforms now directed that there would be only one Indian Army, the three armies of the

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With the withdrawal of the infantry divisions, the only Indian Army units on the Western Front were the two cavalry divisions. In November 1916, the two Indian cavalry divisions were renumbered from

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and they were deployed along the North West Frontier. On 12 May 1918, the Bannu and Derajat brigades were designated as the Waziristan Field Force under the command General G W Baynon. The

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the desired position with the aid of two of his men (the other eight having been killed or wounded), and to effect his purpose he had to swim a stream, being exposed the whole time to

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served overseas during the war. In total, at least 74,187 Indian soldiers died in World War I. Child soldiers, some as young as 10 years old, were enlisted to fight in the war.

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a total of 47 mutineers were executed, while 64 were transported for life and another 73 imprisoned for varying terms. Later in 1915 the 5th Light Infantry saw service in the

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that when the divisions went into the front line, they could only cover a brigade area. Before being themselves withdrawn to Egypt in March 1918, they took part in the

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which owned the concessions for these fields was about to be bought by the British Government, primarily to fuel the British Fleet. It soon became clear that the

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were formed—the Northern Army and the Southern Army. The Northern Army had five divisions and three brigades and was responsible for the North West Frontier to

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The 11th Division was disbanded earlier in 1915, but its brigades did not survive much longer. The 22nd (Lucknow) Brigade was broken up in January 1916; the

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Imperial Strategic Reserve. It was regularly called upon to deal with incursions and raids on the North West Frontier and to provide garrison forces for the

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sailed from Bombay on 16 October 1914 for Bahrain. They, together with Expeditionary Force A who had been hurriedly sent to Europe at the end of September.

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In April 1915, Indian Expeditionary Force G was sent to reinforce the Gallipoli Campaign. It consisted of the 29th Brigade, serving away from its parent

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battery and a Field Ambulance. It was planned that the force was to be a defensive one (unlike force B) and be primarily used to guard the railway to

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Indian Expeditionary Force C was the second force assembled for service in British East Africa in 1914. This force was formed from the Indian Army's

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was first assigned to the 12th Indian Division in April 1915, then transferred to the 6th (Poona) Division in September 1915 and was captured in the

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abided by his treaty obligations and maintained Afghanistan's neutrality, in the face of internal opposition from factions keen to side with the

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Between January and March 1916, Townshend launched several attacks in an attempt to lift the siege. In sequence, the attacks took place at the

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to southern India. The regiments and battalions of the new organization would be numbered in a single sequence and the old titles of the

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formed in 1916, it was also stationed on the North West Frontier. All these divisions were still in place and took part in the

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Waziristan Campaign. Despatches published. success of operations. Reprinted from The Civil and Military Gazette of 5 May 1918

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while the Southern Army, which had four divisions in India and two formations outside the subcontinent, was responsible for

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was signed. The Mesopotamian campaign was largely an Indian Army campaign as the only British formations involved were the

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formations outside the subcontinent. The two armies contained 39 cavalry regiments, 138 infantry battalions (including 20

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in three companies plus the colonial volunteers, 86 young Germans on horseback. On 3 November 1914, some 1,500

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all-British or all-Indian brigades and the system of having one British regiment or battalion in each brigade remained.

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In addition to the permanent divisions, the Indian Army also formed a number of independent brigades. As part of the

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in November 1915 due to logistical constraints. Following this engagement, the Poona Division withdrew back to

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rule in India. The honour of being the first Indian recipient of the Victoria Cross (VC) in any conflict went to

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both of which were formed in Egypt in 1914, to defend the Suez canal. Other formations attached were the regular

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were transferred from Mesopotamia. At the same time 36 Indian army battalions were sent to reinforce the British

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The other divisions remaining in India at first on internal security and then as training divisions were the

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in New Delhi, built in 1931, commemorates the Indian soldiers who lost their lives fighting in World War I.

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to his duties under very heavy fire. In three previous actions Captain Sinton displayed the utmost bravery."

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also continued to supply units for service in India, in addition to those of the Indian Army. The term

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Brigadier-General Nathaniel Walter Barnardiston and consisted of 1,000 soldiers of the 2nd Battalion,

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The end of World War I did not see the end of fighting for the Indian Army—they were involved in the

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served as an independent brigade in the Gallipoli campaign, and then disbanded in June 1917; and the

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Indian soldiers had not been eligible for the Victoria Cross until 1911, instead they received the

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sent to Egypt in October 1914. The designation was retained for all subsequent forces sent there.

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On the North East Frontier between India and Burma punitive actions were carried out against the

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The British Army in World War I: The Eastern Fronts Volume 3 of The British Army in World War I

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The Military in British India: the development of British land forces in South Asia, 1600–1947

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The Indian Army formed and dispatched seven expeditionary forces overseas during World War I.

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In supporting the war effort, India was left vulnerable to hostile action from Afghanistan. A

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in 1930–1931, the Mohmands in 1933 and again in 1935 and finally just before the outbreak of

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infantry brigades would serve in India. The Indian Army was also responsible for supplying a

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The 10th Division was disbanded in 1916, and its brigades assigned to other formations. The

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throughout the war on internal security duties, likewise the Aden brigade remained in Aden.

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on 30 September 1914, only six weeks after the declaration of war, they were moved to the

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British counter-intelligence against the Indian revolutionary movement during World War I

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The largest Indian Army force to serve abroad was the Indian Expeditionary Force D in

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Other members of the Indian Army awarded the Victoria Cross during World War I were:

1778: 1332: 1324: 1313: 1151:, Aitken's 9,000 men were badly beaten by the 1,000 men under their German commander 1020: 843: 651: 535: 458: 237: 229:. While some divisions were sent overseas others had to remain in India guarding the 1163: 893: 7463: 6170: 6140: 6134: 6044: 5873: 5841: 5831: 5570: 5494: 5489: 5417: 5237: 5137: 2427: 2419: 2199: 2064: 2052: 2046: 2034: 2014: 1962: 1935: 1743:

joined the 10th Division in January 1916, but was disbanded a month later; and the

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of the Indian Army, and the Chief of the General Staff was Lieutenant General Sir

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Of the 130,000 Indians who served in France and Belgium, almost 9,000 died.

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commemorates the 70,000 Indian soldiers who lost their lives during the war

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and they were tasked with guarding British oil installations in and around

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Militia and the Military Police which could field 34,000 men between them.

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which was captured in March. The advance continued in 1918, and after the

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being merged into a unified force. At the same time, the regiments of the

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which had been decimated in the earlier battles. Held in reserve for the

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on the strategically important naval route from Europe to India, where

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Guerilla: Colonel von Lettow-Vorbeck and Germany's East African Empire

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and the senior officer (Commander-in-Chief, India) was assisted by a

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Indian troops en route to relieve French and American units in the

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managed to advance half a mile. The Brigade next took part in the

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Empires of the Sand: The Struggle for Mastery in the Middle East

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the Indian Expeditionary Force D (see below) under command of

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against the British in Singapore during the war, part of the

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in 1919–1920 and again in 1920–1924. Operations against the

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In 1901 oil had been discovered in commercial quantities at

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Indian troops guard Turkish prisoners captured at Sannaiyat

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Indian soldiers evacuate wounded officer on stretcher near

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On the night of 30 November and 1 December 1917, east of

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to protect the Anglo–Persian oil installations in south

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To assist command and control of the new divisions, two

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Perry, Roland. "Monash The Outsider Who Won A War" p211

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was assigned to the 7th (Meerut) Division in 1915; the

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in communications protection duties. After arriving in

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requested assistance to deal with the German forces in

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500 men of the 19th Punjabis were deployed by General

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who received honours or were mentioned in dispatches,

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Operations against the Mohmands, Bunerwals and Swatis

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Military Power: land warfare in theory and practice

2037:and was subsequently sent to East Africa and Aden. 2009:in October 1914. They had been sent to replace the 1335:in October, the Turkish forces surrendered and the 4345: 4306:The British Army and the Crisis of Empire, 1918–22 4303: 3799:(4th supplement). 4 September 1919. p. 11206. 3308:. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. p. 406. 1495:) transferred from France in 1918, for service in 878:Meerut Cavalry Brigade marches near Fenges, France 189:In World War I the Indian Army fought against the 4133:Afghan Wars and the North-West Frontier 1839–1947 608: 495:in October 1915, with obvious strategic purpose. 7531: 3208:. Westport, CT: Praeger Publishing. p. 15. 2398:British Raj § World War I and its aftermath 1265:. 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The force under the command of Major General 1076: 701: 521:Operations against the Marri and Khetran tribes 268:were made available to be called out to become 3393: 3391: 3361: 3257:"The 2nd Indian Cavalry Division in 1914–1918" 2850: 2848: 2846: 2844: 2842: 1697:Indian Expeditionary Force F consisted of the 1480:Indian Expeditionary Force E consisted of the 530:between December 1914 – February 1915, by the 327:Indian Army during World War I order of battle 233:and on internal security and training duties. 7164: 5021: 4703: 3779:(Supplement). 16 February 1915. p. 1700. 3733:(Supplement). 4 December 1914. p. 10425. 2521:"India's contribution to the First World War" 2369:"On 2 September 1918 on the west bank of the 4796:Half battalions from the Princely states of 3696:"Subadar Khudadad Khan, Victoria Cross (VC)" 3647:. National Library Singapore. 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Atlantic Publishers & Distributors. 3840:(Supplement). 28 April 1915. p. 4143. 3367: 2991:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account 2500:also remained in India throughout the war. 4263: 3990:(Supplement). 21 June 1918. p. 7307. 3820:(Supplement). 23 July 1915. p. 7279. 2626:"The Indian Army in the Second World War" 1945:British, Indian and Japanese soldiers in 1587:Jodhpur and Mysore lancers march through 6271:Revolutions and interventions in Hungary 4598: 4489:. Newport: Ray Westlake Military Books. 4206: 4187: 4130: 4000: 3980: 3878: 3830: 3810: 3789: 3769: 3723: 3478: 3476: 3461: 3180:"Britain Owes a Debt to Indian Soldiers" 3021:(Supplement). 4 July 1916. p. 6699. 3011: 2693: 2691: 2689: 2687: 2685: 2383: 2040: 1978: 1939: 1713:without their British battalions and an 1683: 1162: 1086: 205:became the first Indian to be awarded a 6648:Occupied Enemy Territory Administration 4541: 4522: 4446: 4301: 4168: 4057: 4055: 4053: 3719: 3717: 3595: 3593: 3591: 3368:Catherwood, Christopher (22 May 2014). 3327: 3325: 2972: 2960: 2948: 2075:who were in an armed conflict with the 1147:on 2–3 November 1914. In the following 693: 678:was formed in 1915 at the start of the 637: 70: 14: 7532: 4579: 4560: 4389: 4343: 3902:. National Army Museum. Archived from 3747:. National Army Museum. Archived from 3669: 3639: 3637: 3635: 3633: 3631: 3499: 3497: 3374:. 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Indian divisions were also sent to 164:Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener 7005:Agreement of Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne 4626: 4503: 4427: 4282: 4244: 4050: 3714: 3588: 3322: 3279: 3231:"The Mounted Divisions of 1914–1918" 3177: 2611: 2609: 1993:involved up to half of the 850 511:(1915), Kalat Operations (1915–16), 447:Indian Political Intelligence Office 6934:Ottomans against the Triple Entente 5728:Second Battle of the Masurian Lakes 4249:. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 3628: 3494: 3178:Basu, Shrabani (19 November 2021). 3149: 3102: 3074: 2818: 2716: 2219:55th Coke's Rifles (Frontier Force) 1975:suffered 199 dead and 504 wounded. 1929: 1924: 1901:29th Indian Brigade in the trenches 1573:Indian cameleer with full equipment 1182:East African Campaign (World War I) 1083:East African Campaign (World War I) 846:charge trench near Merville, France 24: 5667:First Battle of the Masurian Lakes 4619: 4470:. Manchester University Press ND. 4310:. Manchester University Press ND. 4268:. Manchester University Press ND. 3049: 2863:Commonwealth War Graves Commission 2700: 2666: 2630:Commonwealth War Graves Commission 2578: 2525:Commonwealth War Graves Commission 2244:For most conspicuous bravery near 2182:attached North Waziristan Militia 1319:In 1917, the British force, under 1111:and the problem was handed to the 591:9th (Secunderabad) Cavalry Brigade 455:Ingress into India Ordinance, 1914 25: 7561: 4773:Imperial Service Infantry Brigade 4647: 4544:Order of Battle British Army 1914 4466:Perry, Frederick William (1988). 3423: 3397: 3254: 3228: 3129: 2606: 1915:Gurkha Battalion charges through 1838:Indian Mountain Battery in action 1277:they served under the command of 1263:Lieutenant-General Sir John Nixon 1127:, commanded by Brigadier General 1125:Imperial Service Infantry Brigade 1005:on their way to fight the Germans 864:on Estaire La Bassée Road, France 390:Chief of the General Staff, India 6030:Second Battle of the Piave River 5652:Russian invasion of East Prussia 4976:Imperial Service Cavalry Brigade 4154:. 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Greenwood Publishing Group. 4371:March, Francis Andrew (1921). 4152:The state at war in South Asia 2640: 2618: 2535: 2513: 2411:for economic reasons, and the 1487:Two Indian cavalry divisions ( 717:. Force A was attached to the 609:Indian Army entry into the war 517:Operations against the Mahsuds 13: 1: 6835:Ukrainian Canadian internment 4430:India and the First World War 3888:. 29 June 1915. p. 6269. 3052:"India and the Western Front" 2507: 1660:Indian Sappers and Miners in 575:8th (Lucknow) Cavalry Brigade 427:Hindu–German Conspiracy Trial 221:and nearly 700,000 served in 143:Waziristan campaign (1936–39) 139:Waziristan campaign (1919–20) 6990:Sazonov–Paléologue Agreement 6289:Estonian War of Independence 5957:Southern Palestine offensive 4904:Sinai and Palestine campaign 4409:Morton-Jack, George (2018). 4329:. 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Archived from 2498:7th Meerut Divisional Areas 2448: 1377:with machine gun and rifles 1121:9th (Secunderabad) Division 783:Battle of Flers-Courcelette 719:British Expeditionary Force 708:Western Front (World War I) 579:1st Indian Cavalry Division 571:2nd Indian Cavalry Division 563:9th (Secunderabad) Division 484:at the end of World War I. 131:British expedition to Tibet 10: 7566: 7550:History of the Indian Army 7027:Treaties of Brest-Litovsk 6575:1899–1923 cholera pandemic 6035:Second Battle of the Marne 5922:Second battle of the Aisne 5791:Second Battle of Champagne 5632:German invasion of Belgium 4826:mountain artillery battery 4655:Indian Expeditionary Force 4394:. Macdonald & Jane's. 4131:Barthorp, Michael (2002). 3371:The Battles of World War I 2395: 2089: 2044: 1982: 1933: 1754: 1677: 1499:. They were joined by the 1469: 1250: 1179: 1080: 1067:inspects Indian troops at 705: 656:there was limited fighting 567:5th (Mhow) Cavalry Brigade 546:by auxiliary units of the 416: 324: 7545:Military of British India 7506: 7346: 7275: 7244: 7188: 7133: 7092: 7013: 6952: 6914: 6858: 6847: 6808:Assyrian genocide (Sayfo) 6751: 6723: 6671: 6593: 6567: 6519: 6412: 6405: 6337:Irish War of Independence 6233: 6115: 6080:Armistice of Villa Giusti 6065:Battle of Vittorio Veneto 5990: 5892: 5819: 5720: 5677:First Battle of the Marne 5624: 5586: 5521: 5512: 5455: 5329: 5318: 5284: 5256: 5218: 5170: 5123: 5116: 5043: 4984: 4940: 4901: 4842: 4781: 4757: 4723: 4563:The Indian Army 1914–1947 3294:Chappell (2005), pp.11–12 2465:Defence of India Act 1915 2365:14th Murray's Jat Lancers 2112:. On 31 October 1914, at 2086:Victoria Cross recipients 2073:Socialist Revolutionaries 1405:Indian troops march into 1314:Battle of Dujaila Redoubt 1103:In 1914, the Governor of 979:2nd Rajput Light Infantry 623:Anglo-Persian Oil Company 470:2nd (Rawalpindi) Division 451:Defence of India Act 1915 378:Imperial Service Brigades 257:Commander-in-Chief, India 157: 152: 122: 114: 104: 86: 66: 58: 50:Indian bicycle troops at 38: 31: 6960:Constantinople Agreement 6253:Armenian–Azerbaijani War 6116:Co-belligerent conflicts 6085:Second Romanian campaign 6055:Third Transjordan attack 5766:Gorlice–Tarnów offensive 5672:Battle of Grand Couronné 4768:27th (Bangalore) Brigade 4584:. Podzun Pallas Verlag. 4523:Riddick, John F (2006). 4428:Pati, Budheswar (1996). 4390:Miller, Charles (1974). 4373:History of the World War 4344:Kinzer, Stephen (2003). 3900:"Victoria Cross holders" 3698:. Mod Uk. Archived from 3564:"The Gallipoli Campaign" 2475: 2011:Yorkshire Light Infantry 1781:managed to advance. The 1771:Second Battle of Krithia 1476:Battle of Megiddo (1918) 1375:120th Rajputana Infantry 1117:27th (Bangalore) Brigade 754:Battle of Neuve Chapelle 595:27th (Bangalore) Brigade 7023:Modus vivendi of Acroma 6975:Bulgaria–Germany treaty 6283:Greater Poland Uprising 6183:National Protection War 6060:Meuse–Argonne offensive 6010:German spring offensive 6005:Treaty of Brest-Litovsk 5781:Siege of Novogeorgievsk 5756:Second Battle of Artois 5637:Battle of the Frontiers 4627:Basu, Shrabani (2015). 4468:The Commonwealth Armies 4447:Perrett, Bryan (1999). 4302:Jeffery, Keith (1984). 4264:Heathcote, T A (1995). 4207:Chappell, Mike (2005). 4188:Chappell, Mike (2003). 4169:Bridger, Geoff (2009). 4150:Baura, Pradeep (2005). 3852:"Beluchis Fine Fighter" 3670:R.W.E., Harper (1984). 3204:Barua, Pradeep (2003). 2760:"The Indian Army: 1914" 2455:Indian Army (1895–1947) 2209:during this engagement. 2147:Frank Alexander de Pass 1775:Third Battle of Krithia 1341:13th (Western) Division 1321:Frederick Stanley Maude 1283:Major General Townshend 1261:, under the command of 1170:10-Pounder Mountain Gun 1153:Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck 963:German spring offensive 505:Operations in the Tochi 466:1st (Peshawar) Division 423:Hindu–German Conspiracy 270:Imperial Service Troops 7048:Paris Peace Conference 7036:Ukraine–Central Powers 6830:Massacres of Albanians 6798:Late Ottoman genocides 6605:Bulgarian occupations 6313:Third Anglo-Afghan War 6277:Hungarian–Romanian War 6095:Naval Victory Bulletin 6090:Armistice with Germany 6040:Hundred Days Offensive 5967:Battle of La Malmaison 5917:Second battle of Arras 5884:Battle of Transylvania 5738:Second Battle of Ypres 5606:Sarajevo assassination 5495:South African Republic 4912:22nd (Lucknow) Brigade 4603:. 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(1993). 4245:Ford, Roger (2009). 3745:"The Victoria Cross" 3404:The Long, Long Trail 3261:The Long, Long Trail 3235:The Long, Long Trail 3206:Gentlemen of the Raj 3136:The Long, Long Trail 2908:Heathcote pp.200–210 2836:Chappell (2003), p.9 2438:again in 1936–1939. 2029:Following immediate 1763:10th Indian Division 1711:8th Lucknow Division 1703:11th Indian Division 1699:10th Indian Division 1604:Indian Army outside 1493:5th Cavalry Division 1489:4th Cavalry Division 1267:6th (Poona) Division 1095:march toward Buiko, 731:Indian Cavalry Corps 694:Expeditionary Forces 676:South Persia Brigade 638:Independent brigades 627:Ottoman Turkish Army 587:11th Indian Division 489:Turco-German mission 478:16th Indian Division 435:Silk Letter Movement 7120:They shall not pass 7043:Treaty of Bucharest 7000:Treaty of Bucharest 6939:USA against Germany 6916:Declarations of war 6620:German occupations 6533:British casualties 6392:Soviet–Georgian War 6319:Egyptian Revolution 6259:Armeno-Georgian War 6123:Somaliland campaign 6075:Armistice of Mudros 5952:Battle of Caporetto 5942:Battle of Mărășești 5912:Zimmermann telegram 5907:February Revolution 5852:Battle of the Somme 5776:Bug-Narew Offensive 5751:Battle of Gallipoli 5743:Sinking of the RMS 5535:Scramble for Africa 5529:Franco-Prussian War 5185:Sinai and Palestine 4995:29th Indian Brigade 4961:30th Indian Brigade 4956:29th Indian Brigade 4951:28th Indian Brigade 4681:5 July 2019 at the 4666:Indian Labour Corps 4653:Markovits, Claude: 4105:on 5 September 2009 3906:on 12 November 2009 3651:on 24 February 2009 3608:Haupt Werner, p.147 2460:Indian Labour Corps 2424:Waziristan Campaign 2409:3rd Madras Regiment 2240:15th Ludhiana Sikhs 2204:39th Garhwal Rifles 2132:39th Garhwal Rifles 2063:, and known as the 2061:Ashkhabad Committee 1955:Garrison of Tianjin 1819:29th Indian Brigade 1795:Battle of Sari Bair 1741:31st Indian Brigade 1730:30th Indian Brigade 1726:29th Indian Brigade 1722:28th Indian Brigade 1537:60th (2/2nd London) 1454:37th Indian Brigade 1337:Armistice of Mudros 1287:Battle of Ctesiphon 1222:and to support the 1210:artillery battery, 1105:British East Africa 862:39th Garhwal Rifles 860:Indian officers of 827:39th Garhwal Rifles 775:Battle of the Somme 746:Battle of La Bassée 617:at the head of the 599:British East Africa 555:5th (Mhow) Division 534:supported by the 1/ 248:Kitchener's Reforms 231:North West Frontier 52:Battle of the Somme 7080:Treaty of Lausanne 6995:Paris Economy Pact 6929:UK against Germany 6859:Entry into the war 6825:Urkun (Kyrgyzstan) 6544:Ottoman casualties 6354:Franco-Turkish War 6234:Post-War conflicts 6218:Russian Revolution 6200:Invasion of Darfur 6165:Kelantan rebellion 6153:Kurdish rebellions 6129:Mexican Revolution 5962:October Revolution 5927:Kerensky offensive 5902:Capture of Baghdad 5879:Monastir offensive 5864:Brusilov offensive 5702:Battle of Kolubara 5541:Russo-Japanese War 4987:Gallipoli campaign 4007:The London Gazette 3987:The London Gazette 3885:The London Gazette 3837:The London Gazette 3817:The London Gazette 3796:The London Gazette 3776:The London Gazette 3730:The London Gazette 3517:on 10 October 2008 3018:The London Gazette 3002:Riddick, pp.96–100 2933:The Times of India 2394: 2332:28th Light Cavalry 2246:Richebourg L'Avoue 2165:59th Scinde Rifles 2102:East India Company 2059:in support of the 1999:5th Light Infantry 1951: 1791:10th Gurkha Rifles 1757:Gallipoli campaign 1695: 1556:Indian Cavalry at 1306:Battle of the Wadi 1273:. 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