APPENDIX IV
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CASUALTIES OF THE NINTH DIVISION
(A). Approximate Number of Casualties suffered by the Division in Battle.
Officers. Other Ranks. Total.
K. W. M. K. W. M. Officers. Other Ranks.
Loos—
25th to 28th Sept. 1915 63 100 27 798 3,037 2,032 190 5,867
Somme—
Longueval and Delville Wood, 1st to 20th July 1916 82 214 18 1,148 5,091 964 314 7,203
Butte de Warlencourt—
12th to 24th Oct. 1916 28 74 16 460 2,131 546 118 3,137
Arras—
9th April 1917 26 91 .. 382 1,481 68 117 1,931
12th April ” 7 55 3 122 987 189 65 1,298
3rd May ” 13 52 23 161 1,150 459 88 1,770
5th June ” 4 8 1 36 141 19 13 196
Passchendaele—
20th Sept. 1917 22 64 .. 411 1,754 124 86 2,289
12th to 25th Oct. 1917 28 69 5 387 1,932 225 102 2,544
Somme Retreat—
21st to 28th Mar. 1918 26 113 105 304 1,799 2,760 244 4,863
The Lys—
9th to 26th April 1918 35 95 39 401 1,832 1,646 169 3,879
Meteren—
19th July 1918 13 20 2 186 537 45 35 768
Hoegenacker—
18th August 1918 4 16 1 65 324 23 21 412
Final Advance—
28th Sept, to 27th Oct. 1918 44 139 5 470 2,858 276 188 3,604
395 1,110 245 5,331 25,054 9,376 1,750 39,761
(B). Approximate Number of Casualties from May 1915 to November 1918.
474 1744 275 7,425 34,559 10,138 2,493 52,122