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| [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]William Charles Gasteen entered the service as Assistant Surgeon on 31 March 1868, becoming Surgeon in March 1883 and Surgeon Major in March 1880. He served in South Africa throughout the Zulu and Sekukuni campaigns in 1879 as Secretary and Statistical Officer to the Surgeon-General of the Forces in the Field. Placed on Retired Pay in March 1888, he was employed as Surgeon to the Royal Military Academy until April 1901. Dix Noonan.
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| Subject: Re: Surgeon- Major William Charles Gasteen. M.B Tue Mar 15, 2016 1:59 pm | |
| Surgeon Major William Charles Gasteen qualified MB from Trinity College Dublin in 1866 and took his MRCS (Eng) in 1867. He entered the Medical Department of the army as an Assistant-Surgeon on 31 March, 1868. He served in South Africa during the Zulu war in 1879, and in the operations against Sekukuni.
Service Record — William Charles Gasteen
31 Mar 1868 Staff Assistant Surgeon. Served at Dublin.
1869 Moved from Dublin to Curragh, Kildare Ireland.
29 Jan 1870 Appointed Assistant Surgeon 66th (Berkshire) Regiment of Foot.
Apr 1873 Moved from 66th Foot to the staff Bombay.
1875 Moved from Bombay to Chatham.
1875 – 1878 On duty at Chatham.
Dec 1878 Moved to the Cape from Woolwich.
1879 Served in South Africa during the Zulu War and the operations against the Sekukuni (medal).
31 Mar 1880 Promoted Surgeon-Major.
July 1880 Posted to Aldershot.
Nov 1881 Appointed Officer Commanding the Army Hospital Corps Depôt, Aldershot.
1882 Officer Commanding the Army Hospital Corps Depôt, Aldershot.
Malta 15 Aug 1884 Arrived at Malta from England.
Malta 1885 On garrison duty.
Malta 9 July 1886 Left Malta for Cyprus.
Nov 1887 Moved from Cyprus to Enniskillen.
4 Jan 1890 Placed on the retired list.
Mar 1890 Recalled from the retired list and succeeded Surgeon-Major J Walker in medical charge of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich.
Apr 1901 Relinquished his appointment as Surgeon to the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, and assumed medical charge of the troops at Seaforth.
1911 Resided at 8 Ormond Road Rathmines and Rathgar East, Dublin.
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