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Canadian units in World War I

...ry Force (CEF)]]. August 1914 – December 1914 (Became [[Canadian Cavalry Depot]]); ...nary Force (CEF)]]. August 1914 – January 1915. To the Canadian Training Depot.

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Australian units in World War I

The main administrative corps and departments of the home forces were: * [[Australian Army Medical Corps]] (had Permanent and Citizen sections)

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New Zealand units in World War I

...s of the war's end, as a result of injuries sustained, and 507 died whilst training in New Zealand between 1914 and 1918. New Zealand had one of the highest ca ...ew Zealand and Australian Division and the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC). In January 1916, the New Zealand Division was formed.

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| created = Formed at Conway from depot companies of [[15th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers, UK|15th Battalion Lanca | unit_name1_reason_for_change = transferred to Training Reserve

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South African units in World War I

...EF. {{Cite Army List M|July|1916| page = 1936d}} See also [[Wikipedia:Cape Corps]].</ref> ** [[1st Battalion Cape Corps, South African]]

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Imperial Camel Corps

| specific_type = Corps (administrative) | subordinate = Imperial Camel Corps Battalion, 001

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