Note 1 — Chapter I · MOBILISATION AND TRAINING.
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The following Officers mobilised with the Battalion on August 4th:—
Lieut.-Col. H. S. Atkinson, T.D. (C.O.).
Major E. P. Chambers (Second in Command).
Capt. H. A. S. Stanton (Adjutant).
Capt. A. T. Griffiths, R.A.M.C. (Medical Officer).
Lieut. T. Fielding (Quartermaster).
Captains
W. A. Laxton,
D. V. Fleming,
J. Walker,
V. A. Milligan,
D. B. Winter,
R. H. Goldthorp,
C. E. Kirby.[2]
Lieutenants
E. P. Learoyd,
E. E. Sykes,[2]
A. H. Helliwell,
A. L. Mowat,
A. H. Richardson,
D. A. Sutcliffe,
M. P. Andrews,
W. F. Denning.[2]
Second-Lieutenants
J. T. Riley,
C. Hirst,
S. Balme.
Capt. R. E. Sugden and Lieut. H. N. Waller had gone away with the Special Service Section two days previously.