Structure
Kitchener's New Army was made up of the following Army Groups (meaning a group of divisions similar in size to an army, not a group of armies) and Divisions:
- K1 Army Group
- 9th (Scottish) Division
- 10th (Irish) Division
- 11th (Northern) Division
- 12th (Eastern) Division
- 13th (Western) Division
- 14th (Light) Division
- K2 Army Group
- 15th (Scottish) Division
- 16th (Irish) Division
- 17th (Northern) Division
- 18th (Eastern) Division
- 19th (Western) Division
- 20th (Light) Division
- K3 Army Group
- 21st Division
- 22nd Division
- 23rd Division
- 24th Division
- 25th Division
- 26th Division
- K4 Army Group
Broken up into reserve regiments.
- K5 Army Group
Redesignated K4 following break up of original K4.
- 30th Division
- 31st Division
- 32nd Division
- 33rd Division
- 34th Division
- 35th Division
- K6 Army Group
Redesignated K5 following redesignation of original K5.
- 36th (Ulster) Division
- 37th Division
- 38th (Welsh) Division
- 39th Division
- 40th Division
- 41st Division
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