Order of Battle September 1918
Desert Mounted Corps (Lieutenant General Sir Henry G. Chauvel)
- 4th Cavalry Division (Major General Sir G. de S. Barrow)
- 10th Cavalry Brigade (Brigadier General W. G. K. Green/Howard-Vyse)
- 1/1 Dorset Yeomanry (ex 6th Mounted Brigade), 2nd Lancers, 38th Central India Horse (38th King George's Own Central India Horse)
- 11th Cavalry Brigade (Brigadier General C. L. Gregory)
- 1/1st County of London Yeomanry (ex 8th Mounted Brigade), 29th Lancers, 36th Jacob's Horse
- 12th Cavalry Brigade (Brigadier General J. T. Wigan)
- 1/1Stafford Yeomanry (ex 22nd Mounted Brigade), 6th Cavalry, 19th Lancers
- 20th Brigade RHA and Divisional Ammunition Column
- 12th LAM Battery
- No. 7 Light Car Patrol
- 10th Cavalry Brigade (Brigadier General W. G. K. Green/Howard-Vyse)
- 5th Cavalry Division (Major General H. J. M. MacAndrew)
- 13th Cavalry Brigade (Brigadier General P. J. V. Kelly)
- 1/1 Gloucester Yeomanry (ex 5th Mounted Brigade), 9th Hodson's Horse, 18th Lancers
- 14th Cavalry Brigade (Brigadier General G. V. Clarke)
- 1/1 Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry (ex 7th Mounted Brigade), 20th Deccan Horse, 34th Poona Horse
- 15th (Imperial Service) Cavalry Brigade (Brigadier General C. R. Harbord)
- Jodhpur, Mysore and 1st Hyderabad Lancers (These regiments were all maintained by the Ruling Princes of their respective States in India.)
- 'B' Battery HAC and Essex Battery RHA with Divisional Ammunition Column
- 11th Light Armoured Motor Battery
- No. 1 Light Car Patrol.
- 13th Cavalry Brigade (Brigadier General P. J. V. Kelly)
- Australian Mounted Division (Major General H. W. Hodgson)
- 3rd Light Horse Brigade (Brigadier General L. C. Wilson)
- 8th, 9th, 10th Australian Light Horse Regiments
- 4th Light Horse Brigade (Brigadier General W. Grant)
- 4th, 11th 12th Light Horse Regiments
- 5th Light Horse Brigade (Brigadier General C. Macarthur Onslow) (attached XXI Corps till 22 September)
- 14th, 15th Light Horse Regiments (ex Imperial Camel Corps Brigade)
- 16th Regiment Mixte de Marche de Palestine et Syrie (French Régiment Mixte de Cavalerie)
- French Chasseurs d’Afrique (2 squadrons)
- Spahis (1 squadron).
- 19th Brigade RHA.
- 3rd Light Horse Brigade (Brigadier General L. C. Wilson)
Chaytor's Force (Major General E.W.C. Chaytor)
- 20th Imperial Service Infantry Brigade
- Alwar I. S. Infantry, Gwalior I. S. Infantry, Patiala I. S. Infantry, 110th Mahratta L. I. Battalions
- 1st Battalion British West Indies Regiment
- 2nd Battalion British West Indies Regiment
- 38th Battalion Royal Fusiliers (Jewish Battalion)
- 39th Battalion Royal Fusiliers (Jewish Battalion)
- Anzac Mounted Division (Major General E.W.C. Chaytor)
- 1st Light Horse Brigade (Brigadier General C. F. Cox)
- 1st, 2nd and 3rd Light Horse Regiments
- 2nd Light Horse Brigade (Brigadier General G. de L. Ryrie)
- 5th, 6th and 7th Light Horse Regiments
- New Zealand Mounted Rifle Brigade (Brigadier General W. Meldrum)
- Auckland, Canterbury and Wellington Mounted Rifle Regiments
- 18th Brigade RHA (Inverness, Ayrshire and Somerset Batteries) and Divisional Ammunition Column
- A/263 Battery RFA
- 195th Heavy Battery RGA
- 29th and 32nd Indian Mountain Batteries
- No. 6 (Medium) Trench Mortar Battery
- 3 anti–aircraft sections RA
- Detachment No. 35 AT Company RE.
- 1st Light Horse Brigade (Brigadier General C. F. Cox)
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