 The Duke of Wellington Commander-in-chief of the British army directed that the story of Captain Draper's detachment be read out to every regiment and corps in the army as an example of the rewards of steadiness and discipline.The two companies were reunited with the rest of the regiment in England, serving in England and Ireland until being posted to India.Based here until 1856 it saw no active service despite being mobilised as part of a Reserve Field Force in Sindh in 1852.