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    • The ‘Waterloo Colours’
    • Waterloo Men
    • Shipwreck
    • WW1 and WW2 Rolls of Honour
    • 1st World War
      • WW1 Battalions
      • Battle Honours
      • Gallantry Awards WW1
      • The Raising Of 16th Bn
      • Quintinshill Train Crash
      • WW1 War Memorials
      • 2nd Bn in the BEF
      • Territorials/Dardanelles
      • New Army Bns
      • The Somme
      • Egypt and Palestine
      • Arras April – May 1917
      • The 1st Battalion War
      • 2/10th Bn In N Russia
    • 2nd World War
      • Battalions in World War 2
      • The Territorial Battalions in WW2
      • Le Paradis
      • The Kohima Campaign, 1944
      • Lisbon Maru
    • Post World War 2
      • Post World War 2
      • Aden and The Radfan
      • The Regiment’s Last Battle Honour
      • Nights out of bed
  • Further Reading
    • The Territorial Army/Army Reserve
    • Moments in Time
    • Colours & Battle Honours
    • Awards: Victoria Cross & George Cross
    • Memorials & Monuments
    • Allied and Affiliated Regiments
    • Badges and Tartans
    • Freedom Burghs
    • Regimental Silver
    • The Regimental Kirk
    • Regimental Music
    • The Expert Swordsman
    • A Child of Waterloo
    • Mr &Mrs Driscoll in the Crimean War
    • A collection of essays from the 20th and 21st Centuries.
  • Association
    • Association
    • Constitution And Rules
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  • How lessons learned from battlefield traumas could help fight covid-related stress 6th May 2021
    David Dent is the son of Major John Dent MBE.
  • Invitation to join our Veteran Family Involvement Group 6th May 2021
    The purpose of this letter is to invite you to join a research involvement group. The purpose of the involvement group is to advise researchers on all aspects of a research project about the wellbeing of UK veteran families. You have been invited to join because you have been identified as being knowledgeable by your ...
  • Join St John Scotland as a Volunteer Patient Transport Coordinator 22nd April 2021
  • The Thistle Volume 38 Winter 2020/2021 24th March 2021
  • “The Unworthy, Worthwhile War: Korea 1950 – 1953” 20th March 2021
  • Urgent Contact Form 18th December 2020
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  • How lessons learned from battlefield traumas could help fight covid-related stress
  • Invitation to join our Veteran Family Involvement Group
  • Join St John Scotland as a Volunteer Patient Transport Coordinator
  • The Thistle Volume 38 Winter 2020/2021
  • “The Unworthy, Worthwhile War: Korea 1950 – 1953”
  • Urgent Contact Form

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  • The Can Scot Nov-Feb 2021

Soldiers Stories

  • Film – The Royal Scots – World War 2 Memories.
  • Video – George Simpson (1RS at Le Paradis) Voices of Veterans
  • Film – The Royal Scots: Scottish Soldiers- Regimental Memories 1945 to 2006
  • A collection of essays from the 20th and 21st Centuries.
  • Essay – Anti Tank Platoon Recollections of The Cyprus Emergency 1974

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