Ron - Looking up ALFEA found this description at,
Burma Star
Allied Land Forces South East Asia
Created November 12, 1944
Lt. General Sir Oliver Leese, Commander in Chief
Headquarters originally at Kandy, Ceylon
Headquarters moved to Barrackpore December 1, 1944
Created from former 11th Army Group HQ + American officers
ALFSEA
14th Army - Lt. General Sir William Slim
IV Corps - Lt. General Sir G.A.P. Scoones
7th Indian Division - Major General F. W. Messervy
19th Indian Division -Major General T. W. Rees
23rd Indian Division - Major General O. L. Roberts
XXXIII Corps - Lt. General Sir Montagu Stopford
2nd British Division
5th Indian Division - Major General D. F. W. Warren
20th Indian Division - Major General D. D. Gracey
11th East African Division
Lushai Brigade
268th Indian (Lorried) Brigade
254th Indian Tank Brigade
255th Indian Tank Brigade
XV Corps - Lt. General Sir A. F. P. Christison
- seperated from 14th Army November 16, 1944
25th Indian Divison - Major General G. N. Wood
26th Indian Division - Major General C. E. N. Lomax
81st West African Division
82nd West African Division
50th Indian Tank Brigade
3rd Commando Brigade
Line of Communications Command - Major General G. W. Symes
202nd Line of Communication (LOC) Area
Ceylon Army Command -Lt. General H. E. de R. Wetheral
- included Addu Atoll and Diego Garcia
(not under ALFSEA command, but assigned to ALFSEA for operations)
3rd Indian Division
50th Indian Parachute Brigade
Northern Combat Area Command (NCAC) - Lt. General Sultan
American, Chinese and British forces
The Chinese Expeditionary Force while in Burma
Also good pages on web:
PYMAN: 6 Papers relating to Pyman as Chief of General Staff, Allied Land Forces South East Asia (ALFSEA), 1945-1946
War Crimes of the Second World War This leaflet gives a brief account of those records in the Public Record Office which relate to war crimes and criminals (both alleged and proved) during the Second World War. The procedures adopted for the investigation of war crimes and the trial of war criminals in Europe are dealt with in the first sections of the leaflet; there follows a section on records relating to the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg. Finally, the investigation of war crimes and the trials of war criminals conducted by the British in the Far East are discussed.
