British Officers killed in action or died of wounds while serving with the Egyptian Army in the Sudan
| Bimbashi W H Tapp, Welsh Regiment | Suakin 1888 |
| Bimbashi H L Barrow, South Lancashire Regiment | Afafit 1891 |
| Bimbashi J C Pyne, Dorsetshire Regiment | Ambigole Wells 1893 |
| Kaimakam H M Sidney, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantary | Abu Hamed 1897 |
| Bimbashi E Fitzclarence, Dorsetshire Regiment | Abu Hamed 1897 |
| Bimbashi J Scott-Barbour, DCM, Highland Light Infantry | Bahr el Ghazal 1902 |
| Bimbashi H E Haymes, RAMC | Zande 1904 |
| Bimbashi H S Logan, Leicestershire Regiment | Katfia 1908 |
| Bimbashi C E Kinahan, Royal Irish Fusiliers | Adonga 1912 |
| Bimbashi J W Lichtenberg, 18th Hussars | Adonga 1912 |
| Kaimakam J L J Conry, DSO, Connaught Rangers | Atbara River 1914 |
| Bimbashi R W Hutton, Royal Marines | Nyima 1917 |
| Bimbashi E G Lawton, E. Surrey Regiment | Atwot Dinka 1918 |
| Miralai C H Stigand, OBE, Royal West Kent Regiment | Aliab Dinka 1919 |
| Kaimakam R F White, DSO, Essex Regiment | Aliab Dinka 1919 |
| Bimbashi H Chown, RAVC | Nyala 1921 |
| Kaimakam W R Corrall, MC, Buffs | Fung 1922 |
| Bimbashi R C Carlyle, RAMC | Khartoum Mutiny 1924 |
| Ferik Sir Lee Stack Pasha, GBE, CMG Sirdar and Governor General of the Sudan | Assasinated in Cairo 1924 |
More than sixty other British officers and NCOs died during their EA service of disease, accident, drowning and attacks by wild animals. Three former officers of the EA were killed in action or died on active service in Uganda, eighteen in the Second Boer War, about one hundred in World War One and two in World War Two.