List of higher formations British 1st (African) Division served under
- List of higher formations British 1st (African) Division served under
This is a list of higher formations British 1st (African) Division served under.
* Headquarters East Africa Force 24/07/40-14/09/41
* Headquarters East Africa Command 15/09/41-22/11/41
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