THE INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE.

The Indian Medical Service

to Netley for a two-months' course after studying for a similar period in Loudon. The Royal Army Medical College will not probably be completed for two <>r three years; indeed the foundation-stone of the new building has not been as yet laid, and until this building has been raised and fitted, entrants into the Indian Medical Service will probably continue to be sent to Netley; the R. A. M. C. ...

The Indian Medical Service

formerly. The question of free passages is still under discussion. It affects the whole army and other Indian services?not the I. M. S. alone. The Secretary of State has promised that the military side of the I. M. S. will be treated exactly as combatant officers; and those in civil employ will receive the same concessions, if any, as other officers in civil employ. Taking ail things into consi...

The Indian Medical Service

The Indian Medical Service

disappointment awaited the candidates for examination last February, so that a year will have passed without any new appointments having been made in our service. Men naturally begin to wonder as to what this means ; in these uncertain times suspicion is excited immediately by an apparent innovation in the existing order of tilings; and we have had several enquiries sent us lately as to the exi...

The History of the Indian Medical Service

To the Editor of " The Indian Medical Gazette." Sir,?May one from "the liombay side" suggest to Lt.? Ool. Crawford, from whose pen many very interesting articles on the Indian Medical Service have appeared in your pages, that a Complete History of the Service from its first beginnings would be much appreciated by the service as a whole. Such an enterprise would of course need money, but I am ce...