British and French infantry divisions

To complement my previous post, I have collected information about standard British and French divisions.

From http://www.britishmilitaryhistory.co.uk/documents.php?aid=166&nid=23&start=5 
and http://www.niehorster.org/017_britain/40_org/inf%20div/_inf-div.html

Quantity and weapon	British infantry division
Manpower	+- 13863 all ranks
Sub-machineguns	0 (?)
Scoped rifles	unknown
Flamethrowers	0 (?)
Anti-tankrifles	361
Light machineguns	644
Heavy machineguns	144
Light mortars 2-inch	108
Medium mortars 3-inch	18
Towed anti-tank guns	48 + 27 French 25mm guns
Light tanks Vickers VIB	28*
Scout Cars	50*
Carriers	90
25-pdr field guns	72
Anti-aircraft machineguns	Some of the LMG's are AA weapons.

* Not all divisions had a divisional cavalry regiment with light tanks and Scout Cars. Only five had one: the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 51st division. Three other regiments were part of the 1st Light Armoured Reconnaissance Brigade.

(?) I am not 100% certain about these figures.

A British division at full strenght had a lot of LMG's and artillery. The presence of carriers and light tanks is remarkable. They provided the division with a useful reconnaisance element. The British lack some regimental weapons like medium mortars. The Vickers HMG's were officially part of a separate MG battalion and not part of the combat brigades. The 2pdr anti-tankguns were part of the artillery regiment. A lot of the supporting weapons were situated at divisional level unlike German, French or Belgian divisions. 

From http://enpointe.perso.infonie.fr/di.html

Quantity and weapon	French infantry division
Manpower	+- 17500 all ranks
Sub-machineguns	0 (?)
Scoped rifles	unknown
Flamethrowers	0 (?)
Anti-tankrifles	0
Light machineguns	346
Heavy machineguns	168
Light mortars 60mm	27
Medium mortars 81mm	24
Towed anti-tank guns 25mm and 47mm	51-54 X 25mm + 8 X 47mm = 59-62
Field guns 75mm	48
Howitsers 105mm	12
Howitsers 155mm	12
Anti-aircraft guns 25mm	6

A full strenght French divsion was relatively well equipped. The most remarkable element is the small calibre of their most common anti-tank gun. The Hotchkiss modèle 1934 was underpowered compared to many 37-47mm guns. The additional 47mm SA 37 was one of the best anti-tank guns available at the time.