Commanding Officers
World War I:
- Lieutenant Colonel Marcus Logan.
- Lieutenant Colonel James William Albert Simpson.
- Lieutenant Colonel John Alexander Milne.
- Lieutenant Colonel Harold Fletcher White.
World War II:
- Lieutenant Colonel Arnold Brown.
- Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Alexander Burrows.
- Lieutenant Colonel Oscar Cedric Isaachsen.
- Lieutenant Colonel Muir Purser.
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