79th Collection

Gordon Highlander
1794: A Gordon Highlander in his regimental uniform and holding a gun and bayonet. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Cameron Highlanders
79th Regiment; The Queens Own Cameron Highlanders

Daniel Ortega with Archbishop Robert Runcie
Daniel Ortega (Jose Daniel Ortega Saavedra, b 1945), member of the Nicaraguan Junta of National Reconstruction 1979-1985, then 79th President of Nicaragua 1985-1990 and 83rd President 2007-present

General Dynamics F-111E 68-0036
United States Air Force - General Dynamics F-111E 68-0036 (base code JR ), of the 79th Tactical Fighter Squadron, 20th Tactical Fighter Wing, based at RAF Upper Heyford. Date: circa 1971

British army in India - NCOs of the 79th Highlanders
1860s vintage photograph - British army in India - NCOs of the 79th Highlanders

1860s vintage photo - British army in India 79th Highlander
1860s vintage photograph - British army in India - officers of the 79th Highlanders

Troops Leave Dover
The Highland Brigade - 42nd, 79th and 93rd Highlanders - leave Dover for India Date: 1857

Record of Services of the 79th Brigade, RFA, Flanders
Printed copy of Record of Services of the 79th Brigade, RFA, during the Operations of the Fifth Army in Flanders, October and November 1917 by Lt. Col. L. E

Broadway and 79th Street, New York
The corner of Broadway and 79th Street in New York showing the Oliver A. Olson department store. The store has large display windows showing clothing and furnishing

The Queen Presenting New Colours to the 79th (Cameron) Highlanders at Parkhurst, Isle of Wight, 1873

Volunteers from the 79th Highlanders Leaving England for the Ashantee War: the Parade: Prince Arthur Riding Along the Lines, Anglo Ashanti War, Ghana, 1873 Engraving

Volunteers from the 79th Highlanders Leaving England for the Ashantee War: the Parade: Prince Arthur Riding Along the Lines, Anglo Ashanti War, Ghana, 1873 Engraving

Damage to the 78th and 79th Floors, Empire State Building, N
Photograph showing the damage to the Empire State Building caused when a Mitchell bomber flew into the 78th and 79th floors on the 28th July 1945. The pilot of the airplane, Lieutenant-Colonel W.F

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"79th: A Legacy of Valor and Pride" Step into the rich history of the 79th, where brave souls like the Gordon Highlander and Cameron Highlanders left an indelible mark. From their gallant presence in British army regiments to their distinguished service in India, these NCOs embodied true military excellence. In a captivating vintage photo from the 1860s, we catch a glimpse of the resolute faces of British army soldiers proudly donning the emblematic tartan kilts of the 79th Highlanders. Their unwavering dedication echoes through time. Witnessing moments that transcend borders, we find Daniel Ortega alongside Archbishop Robert Runcie, symbolizing unity amidst diversity. This powerful encounter reminds us that even in times of conflict, bridges can be built between nations. The thunderous roar fills the air as General Dynamics F-111E 68-0036 takes flight – a testament to technological prowess combined with unwavering courage. The skies become their battlefield; they soar fearlessly for our freedom. As troops leave Dover's shores on a mission unknown yet vital, they carry with them not only weapons but also an unyielding spirit. The legacy of those who came before them fuels their determination to protect what is dear. From Broadway's bustling streets to New York's iconic intersection at 79th Street, echoes linger from past parades honoring heroes who served under this revered banner. It serves as a reminder that bravery knows no boundaries or city limits. Turning pages within "Record of Services, " we uncover tales etched onto paper – stories woven by those who fought side by side in Flanders' trenches under the proud insignia of the 79th Brigade, RFA. Their sacrifices forever etched into history’s annals. Through victories won and challenges faced head-on, whether on distant battlefields or closer to home soil - one thing remains certain.