TRADITIONS
Some more pages with Scottish Information and Army/Regimental Traditions
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Officers CRs Alleged comments from some Officers' Confidential reports.... |
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Tartans (To follow) The history of the Regimental Tartans (Mackenzie Seaforth and Cameron of Erracht) |
Spoof pep talk - the best use of Army speak yet! (Thanks to SOLDIER Magazine Feb 03) |
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Atholl Brose The official Highland Warriors recipe (Thanks to the RLC Chefs of 1 HLDRS) |
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The Declaration of Arbroath translated into the English |
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The original Latin Declaration 'So long as a hundred of us remain alive etc" |
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The tune and words of Scotland the Brave |
Advice on Trauma and how to cope with it from the Warrington Peace project which I have been helping. (Webmaster) |
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The Selkirk Grace |
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Scots Wha Hae - wham Wallace bled |
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Have you Forgotten? This song is very popular in the US just now - email Webmaster if you want a copy of the audio file (mp3) by return! |
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Scottish Soldier "There was a soldier, a Scottish soldier..." |
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Elgin - The City and Royal Burgh of Elgin - a brief history |
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Some pictures of the area and surrounding towns are here |
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War poetry
The Pipes of Lucknow (Seaforth Highlanders won 6 VCs here in 1857)
High Flight (An Airman's Prayer)
Burial of Sir John Moore at Corunna
Tommy by Rudyard Kipling
Freedom - very appropriate in this day and age
D Coy 1 QO HLDRS: Remember Mac 49 and Tam Smith (or was it Dougie Hill) singing this during NI training at Lydd just weeks before Mac was killed at Crossmaglen 4th July 1979.
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More to follow!