 When the unit was disbanded in May 1915, it had dealt with 12,000 casualties and treated 1,000 at its hospital.Ware met with the Adjutant-General to the Forces, Nevil Macready, in mid-February 1915 to discuss the future of his work.With the support of Macready the British Army formally recognised a Grave Registration Commission (GRC) on 2 March that was created from Ware's unit.