December 1916 Between August and December 1916, the army was structured as: Fourth Army (Syria-Palestine) VIII Corps 3rd Division 23rd Division 24th Division 27th Division XII Corps 41st Division 42nd Division 43rd Division 46th Division Order of Battle, August 1917 In August 1917, the army was structured as: Fourth Army (Syria-Palestine) 3rd Cavalry Division VIII Corps 48th Division XII Corps 23rd Division 44th Division XV Corps 43rd Division XX Corps 16th Division 54th Division XXII Corps 3rd Division 7th Division 53rd Division On 26 September the Fourth Army headquarters moved to Damascus, dividing its area of responsibility in half, leaving Cemal Pasha answerable for Syria and western Arabia. Order of Battle, January, June 1918 Between January and June 1918, the army was structured as follows: Fourth Army (commanded by Jemal) (Syria-West Arabia) VIII Corps (commanded by Ali Fuad Bey) 43rd Division 48th Division XII Corps 23rd Division 41st Division 44th Division Hejaz Corps 58th Division Provisional Infantry Divisions x 3 Order of Battle, September 1918 In September 1918, the army was structured as: Fourth Army (Mirliva Mersinli Cemal Pasha) II Corps (Miralay Galatalı Şevket Bey) 62nd Division Provisional Divisions x 3 Jordan Group 24th Division 3rd Cavalry Division VIII Corps (Miralay Yasin Hilmi Bey) 48th Division Umman Provisional Division Sources References Field armies of the Ottoman Empire Military units and formations of the Ottoman Empire in World War I History of Damascus