The Royal Field Artillery provided close artillery support for the infantry. Created in July 1899, it served alongside the other two arms of the regiment, the Royal Horse Artillery and the Royal Garrison Artillery. It was the largest arm of the artillery and was responsible for the medium calibre guns and howitzers deployed close to the front line.
Commonwealth War Graves
Allen, Driver William (d1916, age and cause of death unknown)
Austin, Driver Harry (d1918, aged 29, illness)
Avenell, Gunner William (d1920, aged 29, cause of death unknown)
Barden, Bombardier Charles (d1920, aged 21, cause unknown)
Board, Gunner Albert (d1917, aged 21 died of wounds)
Bond, Gunner Arthur (d1920, aged 25, cause unknown)
Brooke, Bombardier Ernest (d1918, aged 23, illness)
Brown, Driver George (d1917, aged 19, illness)
Carey, Gunner Sidney (d1918, aged 49, illness)
Coleman, Driver Walter (d1915, aged 28, riding accident)
Comer, Gunner Frederick (d1918, aged 25, wounded in action)
Coombes, Driver Frederick (d1919, aged 27, illness)
Cornall, Bombardier Harold (d1916, aged 26, wounded in action)
Dallimore, Gunner William (d1915, aged 32, illness)
Davey, Lieutenant John (d1919, aged 31, illness)
Davies, Gunner Daniel (d1918, aged 30, died of wounds)
Dicker, Driver Thomas (d1920, aged 30, cause unknown)
Dutch, Serjeant William (d1915, aged 20, illness)
Fear, Driver Alfred (d1918, aged 20, illness)
Ford, Gunner Fred (d1915, aged 37, illness)
Greenslade, Bombardier Thomas (d1917, aged 23, cause unknown)
Hann, Gunner William (d1917, aged 48, illness)
Harris, Bombardier John (d1916, aged 20, illness)
Heathfield, Driver Arthur (d1915, aged 18, illness)
Higgins, Lance Bombardier George (d1919, aged 30, illness)
Holloway, Gunner Thomas (d1917, aged 24, illness)
Hookins, Bombardier Charles (d1919, aged 23, illness)
Hooper, Gunner Charles (d1917, aged 18, cause of death unknown)
Humphries, Driver Thomas (d1919, aged 21, illness)
James, Gunner Douglas (d1917, aged 24, cause of death unknown)
Jenkins, Corporal Ernest (d1919, aged 31, illness)
Kelly, Gunner Thomas (d1918, aged 25, wounded in action)
Lean, Serjeant Harold (d1917, aged 17, suicide)
Marsh, Gunner Kei (d1916, aged 34, cause unknown)
Mcauley, Bombardier Daniel (d1915, aged 33, accident)
Messenger, Driver George (d1915, aged 20, illness)
Millson, Driver Charles (d1915, aged 18, cause unknown)
Morris, Gunner Henry (d1916, aged 32, illness)
Packham, Bombardier Albert (d1918, aged 44, illness)
Paget, Brigadier General Wellesley (d1918, aged 60, cause unknown)
Parry, Gunner Stanley (d1916, aged 27, illness)
Parsons, Driver Frederick (d1918, aged 29, illness)
Parsons, Gunner Percival (d1917, aged 18, illness)
Paul, Serjeant Leonard (d1918, aged 29, illness)
Pearn, Gunner William (d1918, aged 24, illness)
Pearse, Lieutenant Cecil (d1918, aged 35, cause of death unknown)
Potter, Gunner Alfred (d1918, aged 23, illness)
Putt, Gunner Arthur (d1919, aged 23, cause unknown)
Roberts, Driver James (d1919, aged 34, cause of death unknown)
Scott, Corporal Wheeler George (d1919, age and cause unknown)
Shearn, Driver Lionel (d1914, aged 19, cause of death unknown)
Sloman, Bombardier Frank (d1918, aged 30, illness)
Smith, Gunner Willie (d1916, aged 26, illness)
Stevens, Corporal William (d1916, aged 32, illness)
Stevens, Gunner William (d1917, aged 25, illness)
Stockley, Driver George (d1916, aged 27, cause of death unknown)
Stokes, Driver Albert (d1917, ages 33, cause of death unknown)
Street, Lieutenant Harry (d1919, aged 44, cause of death unknown)
Stuckey, Corporal James (d1920, aged 34, illness)
Symes, Gunner Joseph (d1921, aged 44, cause of death unknown)
Taylor, Gunner Alfred (d1919, aged 33, cause of death unknown)
Taylor, Bombardier Willie (d1915, aged 19, cause of death unknown)
Trenchard, Gunner Eli (d1917, aged 27, illness)
Tucker, Gunner Clifford (d1915, aged 18, illness)
Virgin, Driver Frederick (d1918, aged 30, cause of death unknown)
Wellman, Gunner William (d1916, aged 26, illness)
Williams, Driver Griffith (d1917, aged 41, illness)
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