Order of Battle March 1, 1945
General Officer commanding: Major General Thomas Wynford Rees
Commander, Royal Artillery: Brigadier John Alexander MacDonald
Chief of Staff (GSO1): Lieutenant Colonel John Masters
- 62nd Indian Infantry Brigade (Brigadier James Ronald Morris)
- 2nd Bn Welch Regiment
- 3rd Bn 6th Rajputana Rifles
- 4th Bn 9th Gurkha Rifles
- 64th Indian Infantry Brigade (Brigadier John Godfrey Flewett)
- 2nd Bn Worcestershire Regiment
- 5th Bn 10th Baluch Regiment
- 1st Bn 6th Gurkha Rifles
- 98th Indian Infantry Brigade (Brigadier Charles Ian Jerrard)
- 2nd Bn Royal Berkshire Regiment
- 8th Bn 12th Frontier Force Regiment
- 4th Bn 4th Gurkha Rifles
- Divisional Units
- 7th Light Cavalry (attached) Stuart Tanks
- 1st Bn Assam Regiment (attached)
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- 1st Bn 15th Punjab Regiment (Divisional reconnaissance regiment)
- MG Bn 11th Sikh Regiment (Divisional Machine gun unit)
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- 134 Medium Regiment RA
- 4 Field Regiment IA
- 5 Field Regiment IA
- 115 Field Regiment RA
- 29 Mountain Regiment IA
- 33 Anti-tank Regiment RA (mixed anti-tank and light anti-aircraft batteries)
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- Queen Victoria's Own Madras Sappers & Miners, Indian Engineers
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- 64 Field Company IE
- 65 Field Company IE
- 327 Field Park Company IE
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- Royal Bombay Sappers and Miners, Indian Engineers
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- 29 Field Company IE
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- Queen Victoria's Own Madras Sappers & Miners, Indian Engineers
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