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The History of the 9th (Scottish) Division

by John Ewing

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Appendix IV

Casualties of the Ninth Division

(A). Approximate Number of Casualties suffered by the Division in Battle.
Officers.Other Ranks.Total.
K.W.M.K.W.M.Officers.Other
Ranks.
Loos—
25th to 28th Sept. 191563100277983,0372,0321905,867
Somme—
Longueval and Delville Wood, 1st to 20th July 191682214181,1485,0919643147,203
Butte de Warlencourt—
12th to 24th Oct. 19162874164602,1315461183,137
Arras—
9th April 19172691..3821,481681171,931
12th April ″7553122987189651,298
3rd May ″1352231611,150459881,770
5th June ″481361411913196
Passchendaele—
20th Sept. 19172264..4111,754124862,289
12th to 25th Oct. 1917286953871,9322251022,544
Somme Retreat—
21st to 28th Mar. 1918261131053041,7992,7602444,863
The Lys—
9th to 26th April 19183595394011,8321,6461693,879
Meteren—
19th July 1918132021865374535768
Hoegenacker—
18th August 19184161653242321412
Final Advance—
28th Sept, to 27th Oct. 19184413954702,8582761883,604
3951,1102455,33125,0549,3761,75039,761
(B). Approximate Number of Casualties from May 1915 to November 1918.
47417442757,42534,55910,1382,49352,122

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