This overlap increased in World War one due to the growing importance of the auxiliary services and the need to conserve all labor and use it more ‘efficiently’. In fact there was a considerable overlap in recruiting pools. The contention was that the combatant and the follower ranks of the Indian Army were recruited from entirely different rural strata.
Over 1897-1902, the Tirah campaign, the South African war and the China expedition made it necessary to re-organise the standing non-combatant units of the Indian Army. Over 1897-1902, the Tirah campaign, the South African war and the China expedition made it neces.
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