38th (Welsh) Infantry Division - First World War Structure

First World War Structure

113th Brigade
  • 13th (Service) Battalion (1st North Wales), Royal Welch Fusiliers
  • 14th (Service) Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers
  • 15th (Service) Battalion (1st London Welsh), Royal Welch Fusiliers (disbanded February 1918)
  • 16th (Service) Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers
  • 17th (Service) Battalion (2nd North Wales), Royal Welch Fusiliers (from February 1915 to 115 Bde July 1915)
114th Brigade
  • 10th (Service) Battalion (1st Rhondda), The Welch Regiment (disbanded February 1918)
  • 13th (Service) Battalion (2nd Rhondda), The Welch Regiment
  • 14th (Service) Battalion (Swansea), The Welch Regiment
  • 15th (Service) Battalion (Carmarthenshire County Committee), The Welch Regiment
115th Brigade
  • 17th (Service) Battalion (2nd North Wales), Royal Welch Fusiliers (from 113 Bde July 1915)
  • 10th (Service) Battalion (1st Gwent), South Wales Borderers
  • 11th (Service) Battalion (2nd Gwent), South Wales Borderers (disbanded February 1918)
  • 16th (Service) Battalion (Cardiff City), The Welch Regiment (disbanded February 1918)
  • 2nd Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers (from 19 Bde 33rd Division February 1918)
Pioneers
  • 19th (Service) Battalion (Glamorgan Pioneers), The Welsh Regiment

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