Scottish army

Thanks to a person on another forum, I have confirmation this TOS was worn by the Royal Highland Fusiliers.I believe the hole in the middle of the middle of the tartan backing was for the white hackle. I've seen this same tartan flash/backing online for the Highland Light Infantry, but I presume ...

The original quota of other ranks for the Royal Scots at its embodiment in 1633 was drawn from men who had served under its colonel in Swedish and French

If your a soldier at heart and scottish blood in your vanes this picture is for you

Scottish soldier

The Regiments of Scotland:L to R, Black Watch, Highland Light Infantry, Scots Greys, Royal Scots, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Scots Guards, Royal Scots Fusiliers, Kings Own Scottish Borderers, Gordon Highlanders, Cameron Highlanders, Seaforth Highlanders, Cameronians.

Post with 156 views. 7th Seaforth Highlanders, Normandy, 26th June 1944

Colonel William Gordon (1736–1816), painted in 1766 by Pompeo Batoni (1708–1787). This painting is the epitome of the romanticized Highland officer -- the combination of a Highlander warrior and a gentleman serving the British Empire. If you look closely, you'll see that the kilt is not actually tartan!

FotoFling Scotland's Gallery of Photographs presented by Edinburgh based shooter Richard Findlay showing life with a little Scottish twist

James Douglas - known as the Black Douglas - fought at Bannockburn. He was known for his ruthlessness. An ancestor of mine fought alongside the Douglas. The Becks, were Normans from Brittany who came across with William the Conqueror and settled in Scotland as vassals of the Douglas clan.

Kings Own Scottish Borderer