R.F.A. (broken up 12 September 1916) CLXVII (Camberwell) (Howitzer) Brigade, R.F.A. (broken up 12 September 1916) 126th (Camberwell) Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (R.G.A.) (left for XXII Heavy Artillery Group on 2 May 1916) 33rd Divisional Ammunition Column R.F.A. 33rd Divisional Trench Mortar Brigade V.33 Heavy Trench Mortar Battery, R.F.A. (formed by 29 May 1916; broken up February 1918) X.33, Y.33 and Z.33 Medium Mortar Batteries, R.F.A. (formed by 4 May 1916, February 1918, Z broken up redistributed to Z and Y batteries) 33rd Divisional Engineers 212th (Tottenham) Field Company, Royal Engineers 222nd (Tottenham) Field Company, Royal Engineers 226th (Tottenham) Field Company, Royal Engineers (left for 2nd Division 2 December 1915) 33rd (Tottenham) Divisional Signals Company, Royal Engineers 11th Field Company (joined from 2nd Division 2 December 1915) Royal Army Medical Corps 99th Field Ambulance 100th Field Ambulance (left for 2nd Division late November 1915) 101st Field Ambulance 73rd Sanitary Section (left 31 March 1917) 19th Field Ambulance (joined from 2nd Division late November 1915'') Commanders Major-General P. R. Wood Major-General Herman Landon November 1915 – September 1916 Major-General Reginald John Pinney September 1916 – February 1919 (disbandment) See also List of British divisions in World War I References Bibliography External links The 33rd Division Infantry divisions of the British Army in World War I Kitchener's Army divisions Military units and formations established in 1914 Military units and formations disestablished in 1919 1914 establishments in the United Kingdom