THE CADRE AT HALIFAX: JUNE 18TH, 1919 284 LIST OF MAPS. YPRES, 1915 facing page 58 THIEPVAL WOOD, 1916 „ „ 80 SEPTEMBER 3RD, 1916 „ „ 96 RAID NEAR FICHEUX, FEBRUARY, 1917 page 117 ST. ELIE RIGHT SUB-SECTOR, 1917 facing page 144 LOMBARTZYDE SECTOR, 1917 „ „ 156 BELLE VUE SPUR, OCTOBER 9TH, 1917 „ „ 172 RAID NEAR REUTEL, MARCH, 1918 page 195 ERQUINGHEM AND NIEPPE, APRIL, 1918 facing page 214 BAILLEUL, APRIL, 1918 „ „ 220 KEMMEL, APRIL, 1918 „ „ 234 RAID NEAR ZILLEBEKE, JUNE, 1918 „ „ 246 OCTOBER 11TH, 1918 „ „ 264 CAMBRAI AND VALENCIENNES „ „ 274 FLANDERS at end of book FIFTH AND THIRD ARMY AREAS, 1916–1917 „ „ CHAPTER I. MOBILISATION AND TRAINING. At the outbreak of war with Germany, early in August, 1914, the West Riding Territorial Division consisted of the following battalions:-- 1st. West Riding Infantry Brigade: 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Battalions West Yorkshire Regiment. 2nd. West Riding Infantry Brigade: 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th Battalions Duke of Wellington’s (W.R.) Regiment. 3rd. West Riding Infantry Brigade: 4th and 5th Battalions King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry; 4th and 5th Battalions York and Lancaster Regiment. Major-General T. S. Baldock, C.B., was in command of the Division, and Brigadier-General E. F. Brereton, D.S.O., of the 2nd West Riding Infantry Brigade. No change of battalions took place in any of the Infantry Brigades until the reorganisation of the British Expeditionary Force at the beginning of 1918, when each was reduced to three battalions; and even then no fresh battalion was added to the Division. The 4th Battalion Duke of Wellington’s (W.R.) Regt, was under the command of Lieut.-Colonel H. S. Atkinson, T.D., of Cleckheaton, and Major E. P. Chambers, of Brighouse, was second in command. Capt. H. A. S. Stanton, of the Royal Scots Regt., was Adjutant. Though the regular army had recently been reorganised on a four-company basis, a similar change had not yet been made in the Territorial Force, so that the Battalion consisted of eight companies as follows:--