The Volunteer and Part Time Units of the British Indian Army

The Auxiliary Force (India) Units in 1939

- Railway Units -
	1st Battalion,   2nd Battalion,	The East Indian Railway Regiment
	The Eastern Bengal Railway Battalion
	1st Battalion,   2nd Battalion,	The Great India Peninsula Railway Regiment
	1st Battalion,   2nd Battalion,	The Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway Regiment
	The Bengal and North Western Railway Battalion
	The North-Western Railway Battalion
	The South Indian Railway Battalion
	1st Battalion,   2nd Battalion,	The Madras and Southern Mahratta Railway Rifles
	The Bengal Nagpur Railway Battalion
	The Assam Bengal Railway Battalion
- Cavalry -
	The Bihar Light Horse
	The Calcutta Light Horse
	The Surma Valley Light Horse
	The Northern Bengal Mounted Rifles
	The Southern Provinces Mounted Rifles
	The Chota Nagpur Regiment
	The Assam Valley Light Horse
	The Bombay Light Patrol
	The Punjab Light Horse
	The United Provinces Horse (Southern Regiment)
- Infantry -
	The Nagpur Rifles
	The Punjab Rifles
	The Simla Rifles
	The Calcutta and Presidency Battalion
	The Bangalore Battalion (Bangalore Rifle Volunteers)
	The Bombay Battalion
	The Nilgiri Malabar Battalion
	The Hyderabad Rifles
	The Eastern Bengal Company
	The Eastern Coast Battalion
	The Kolar Gold Fields Battalion
	The Calcutta Scottish
	The Coorg and Mysore Company
	The Yercaud Company
	The Bhusawal Company
	The Allahabad Rifles
	The Cawnpore Rifles
	The Lucknow Rifles
	The Madras Guards
	The Poona Rifles
	The Sind Rifles