The Royal Army Service Corps (RASC) was the unit responsible for keeping the British Army supplied with provisions (apart from weaponry and ammunition, which were supplied by the Royal Army Ordnance Corps).

The Corps was formalised in 1888, but had its origins in French Revolutionary Wars at the end of the 18th century. As a unit, it was involved on all fronts in the First World War, and suffered casualties as a result.

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Commonwealth War Graves

Adley, Private Bert (d1915, aged 20, illness)

Austin, Private Ernest (d1918, aged 31, illness)

Bainton, Private Reginald (d1917, aged 27, drowned)

Ball, Private Bertie (d1915, aged 24, illness)

Barnes, Private Frank (d1917, age and cause of death unknown)

Bastow, Private Thomas (d1917, aged 28, illness)

Beacon, Private Frank (d1917, aged 33, illness)

Bishop, Private Alfred (d1921, aged 25, cause of death unknown)

Blatchford, Private Victor (d1918, aged 20, illness)

Bond, Private Albert (d1918, aged 30, illness)

Boura, Private John (d1917, aged 48, illness)

Boyland, Private Edgar (d1919, aged 24, cause of death unknown)

Boyle, Major Montgomerie (d1919, aged 60, illness)

Broderick, Private Horace (d1917, aged 36, cause unknown)

Carthew, Serjeant John (d1918, aged 26, illness)

Clarke, Sergeant Major Charles (d1915, aged 31, suicide)

Coggan, Staff Sergeant William (d1920, aged 38, cause unknown)

Colchin, Driver Walter (d1918, aged 34, illness)

Connett, Driver John (d1916, aged 45, illness)

Cooper, Captain John (d1915, aged 46, illness)

Cummings, Sergeant Henry (d1915, aged 38, illness)

Daines, Private Thomas (d1915, aged 44, illness)

Dodds, Serjeant Robert (d1920, aged 45, cause unknown)

Durnford, Lance Corporal Edmund (d1918, aged 38, illness)

Dyer, Staff Sergeant Henry (d1918, aged 52, cause of death unknown)

Eglon, Private William (d1917, aged 19, illness)

Evans, Saddler Henry (d1917, aged 34, illness)

Flower, Private William (d1918, aged 31, cause of death unknown)

Gannicott, Private Bertie (d1918, aged 25, illness)

Garrett, Private William (d1918, aged 37, illness)

Gerrish, Private Percy (d1918, aged 28, illness)

Gibbs, Driver Henry (d1918, aged 47, illness)

Gill, Private Frederick (d1921, aged 22, cause of death unknown)

Hall, Driver Albert (d1920, aged 50, illness)

Harcourt, Private Arthur (d1917, aged 21, illness)

Hawkins, Staff Serjeant Major Percy (d1920, aged 34, illness)

Herbert, Corporal Edwin (d1918, aged 54, illness)

Hutchings, Private George (d1915, aged 32, cause unknown)

Jacobs, Private Alex (d1920, aged 37, illness)

Johnson, Private Philip (d1918, aged 27, illness)

Johnstone, Private William (d1918, aged unknown, illness)

Kitch, Private Percy (d1918, aged 21, illness)

Ladd, Private Alan (d1918, aged 25, illness)

Leach, Private Charles (d1919, aged 46, cause of death unknown)

Lowes, Private Thomas (d1916, aged 53, illness)

Luke, Private Alfred (d1919, aged 49, illness)

Lye, Private William (d1919, aged 43, cause of death unknown)

Marston, Lance Corporal Thomas (d1917, aged 41, injury)

Mattocks, Private Samuel (d1916, aged 31, illness)

McDonald, Private Peter (d1916, aged 20, shooting accident)

Morriss, Private Reginald (d1919, aged 32, illness)

Morse, Corporal Tom (d1918, aged 33, illness)

Naylor, Private Hubert (d1917, aged 42, illness)

Newington, Second Lieutenant Alfred (d1917, aged 39, illness)

Norman, Private Daniel (d1916, aged 26, illness)

Owen, Captain Norman (d1919, aged 31, cause unknown)

Parsons, Lance Corporal William (d1916, aged 25, accidental drowning)

Partridge, Driver Albert (d1918, aged 32, illness)

Pearce, Driver Stanley (d1918, aged 23, illness)

Pike, Private Edward (d1918, aged 30, illness)

Pole, Private William (d1915, aged 23, illness)

Powell, Staff Serjeant Samuel (d1919, aged 43, cause unknown)

Rawle, Private George (d1915, aged 48, suicide)

Rawlings, Saddler Tom (d1916, aged 19, illness)

Reid, Private Alexander (d1918, aged 19, illness)

Ridewood, Private Sydney (d1917, aged 28, illness)

Ridler, Private Henry (d1921, aged 58, illness)

Russ, Lieutenant Stanley (d1920, aged 32, illness)

Shipp, Driver Charles (d1919, aged 47, illness)

Simmons, Private Tom (d1920, aged 31, cause of death unknown)

Smith, Private Francis (d1915, aged 25, illness)

Steer, Driver W (d1919, age and cause of death unknown)

Stevens, Private Herbert (d1918, aged 45, illness)

Stitch, Driver William (d1917, aged 39, drowned)

Stone, Private Frederick (d1916, aged 35, cause of death unknown)

Stone, Shoeing Smith George (d1918, aged 47, illness)

Strickland, Private Walter (d1917, aged 27, illness)

Sweet, Driver Henry (d1919, aged 31, illness)

Symons, Lieutenant Rudolph (d1915, aged 27, motorcycle accident)

Thomas, Private William (d1915, aged 31, illness)

Treeby, Shoeing Smith Samuel (d1917, aged 51, illness)

Treliving, Second Lieutenant Walter (d1918, aged 42, cause unknown)

Vickery, Private Amos (d1917, aged 31, illness)

Wallis, Private Alfred (d1918, aged 42, illness)

Waterhouse, Serjeant William (d1915, aged 40, illness)

Westby, Private Arthur (d1920, aged 25, cause of death unknown)

Wheeler, Private Alfred (d1920, aged 34, illness)

Wilkinson, Sergeant Joseph (d1918, age 31, cause of death unknown)

Withey, Private Albert (d1921, aged 38, illness)

Witt, Private Frederick (d1917, aged 28, illness)

Wood, Driver Ernest (d1919, aged 28, cause of death unknown)