Each of these brigades had had a trench strength on the morning of the 21st of just over 1,800 all ranks.

Figures for the 16th Infantry Brigade are not available.

The Division was most fortunate in having very few senior officers killed, though many were wounded.

The most noticeable casualties among the killed were Major Lyon, 2nd Brigade, R.F.A., Majors Williamson and Wingate, D.S.O., M.C., R.E., and Capt.

Harbottle, M.C., 1st Leicesters.
Even after relief the Division was not able to enjoy the rest it had so richly deserved, and of which it stood so much in need.