WW1 - regiment before and after
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WW1 - regiment before and after
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A member of Scottish regiment the Lovat Scouts enjoying a cold drink after a four-day march through the mountains, Jasper, Alberta in 1944.
‘Join a Scottish Regiment’
Recruitment poster encouraging people to join one of the Scottish regiments listed, featuring an illustration of several soldiers, one in traditional Scottish military uniform including a tartan kilt (c. 1930). Artwork by John Gilroy.
Burns night means getting all dressed up for the weirdest night of your life.
Troops of a Scottish regiment marching past Allied officers during a parade, August 1918.
© IWM (Q 2245) A ration party of a Scottish regiment passing along a muddy road through the ruins of Beaucourt, 26 May 1917.
Kilt belonging to Private T. V. Holland, 27th Battalion South Australian Scottish Regiment (1939 - 1945)