The war came to an end in November 1918 and, during the interwar period, he remained in the British Army.
Having been made brevet major in 1917, he was promoted to major in 1924 and brevet lieutenant colonel the following year.
Paget was promoted to colonel in 1929 and became Commander of the depot at Cowley Barracks, Oxford in 1930.
He initiated the founding of the regimental Chapel at Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford in 1930.[40] He was Chief Instructor at the Staff College, at Quetta, British India (now the Command and Staff College, Pakistan), from 1932–1934.
Paget commanded the 4th Quetta Infantry Brigade from 1936–1937.
He was promoted to major general in December 1937 and was Commandant of the Staff College, Camberley between 1938 and 1939.
The war came to an end in November 1918 and, during the interwar period, he remained in the British Army. Having been made brevet major in 1917, he was promoted to major in 1924 and brevet lieutenant colonel the following year. Paget was promoted to colonel in 1929 and became Commander of the depot at Cowley Barracks, Oxford in 1930. He initiated the founding of the regimental Chapel at Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford in 1930.[40] He was Chief Instructor at the Staff College, at Quetta, British India (now the Command and Staff College, Pakistan), from 1932–1934. Paget commanded the 4th Quetta Infantry Brigade from 1936–1937. He was promoted to major general in December 1937 and was Commandant of the Staff College, Camberley between 1938 and 1939.
Bernard Paget