1. Teeth Arm

Infantry Battalion

Bttn HQ: 3 rifle sqds, 1 LMG
4 Companies@
CHQ: 1 rifle sqd
1-3 Boys
4 rifle sqds, 3 LMG, 1x 2"
1 Support Company:
CHQ: 1 rifle sqd
1 platoon: 6x 3" mortars
1 platoon: 2 rifle/engineer sqds
1 platoon: 2x Twin LMGAA
1 platoon:
PHQ: 1x Carrier, 1 LMG
1-4 sections@ 3x Carrier, 3 LMG, 1 Boys, 1x 2", 1 rifle sqd.

Divisional Cavalry Regiment (Skinners Horse or Central Indian Horse)

RHQ (Bttn HQ): 2 rifle sqds, 2 trucks
3 Companies@
CHQ: 1 rifle sqd, 1 truck
3 Troops@ 4 rifle sqds, 4 Boys, 3 LMG, 1x 2", 4 trucks
1 Company:
CHQ: 1 rifle sqd, 1 truck (Feb'41+ only)
1 battery: 6x 3" mortars, 3 trucks
3 platoons@
PHQ: 1 Carrier, 1 LMG
4 sections@ 3x Carriers, 1 rifle sqd, 3 LMG, 1 Boys, 1x 2"

2. Brigade Support

Infantry Brigade HQ: 4 rifle sqds, 2 staff cars, 2 lorries

3. Corps Support

1 Anti-tank Troop: 4x 2pdr, 4 trucks, 2 LMG
B Squadron, 4th RTR:
SHQ: 3x Vickers VIB OR 3x Matilda II
1 Troop: 3x Vickers VIB OR 3x Matilda II
2 Troops@ 3x A-13 Mk.1 OR 3x Matilda II
2 Medium Batteries@ 4x 60pdr, 4 lorries, 2 LMGAA, 1 radio van
2 Batteries@ 4x 3.7" Mountain Guns, 4 trucks, radio truck
1 AA Battery: 6x 40mm Bofors, 6 trucks

Gazelle Force

GHQ: 2 rifle sqds, 2 trucks
2 Sudanese MG Companies@
CHQ: 1x Armoured Car (Boys, LMG)
2 platoons@ 3x Armoured Cars
2 platoons@ 4 trucks+ AALMG
2 platoons@ 3 rifle sqds, 2 trucks
1 Battery: 4x 18pdr or 25pdr, 4 trucks, radio truck, 2 LMG
1 Battery: 2x 40mm Bofors AA, 2 trucks

1 Commando Battalion

Bttn HQ: 2 rifle sqds, 1 LMG, radio
2 Companies@ 5 Troops@ 5 rifle/SMG sqds, 5 LMG, 1 Boys, radio

5. Notes

a) Radios are in all AFV and Carrier PHQ, and other CHQs. Artillery is Assigned FC.
b) Infantry squads have no A/T grenades.
c) The division, 4th or 5th Indian, have 2-3 brigades each of 3-4 battalions, and 1 divisional Cavalry Regiment.
d) The divisions fought in north and central Abyssinia.
e) If agreed by opponent/organiser, the Gazelle force can be fielded as a teeth arm battalion.
f) The tank squadron used Vickers and A-13s until receiving Matilda IIs in January 1941.