Highlanders Collection (page 12)

60 pounder 1915
A 60 pounder gun of the 6th Division Artillery covering the 2nd Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 19th Brigade, 6th and 27th Divisions in the Bois Grenier Sector on the Western Front in France

Sniping at Bois Grenier 1914
Captain Moorhouse of the 2nd Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders sniping at Bois Grenier on the Western Front in France during World War I in November 1914

Trench near Martinpuich
The 8th Seaforth Highlanders hold a front line trench facing the village of Martinpuich

Changing Guard at the Viceroys House
In the newly inaugurated capital of New Delhi in India, the Gordon Highlanders can be seen marching away after having been relieved during the changing of the guard ceremony at the Viceroys House

Battle of Corunna
During the Peninsula War, the 42nd Highlanders attempt to hold off the French army at the village of Elvina near Corunna, Spain, to enable evacuation of thousands of British troops by sea

The Prince of Wales presenting colours to the Gordon Highlan
Engraving showing the Prince and Princess of Wales presenting new colours to the Gordon Highlanders at Aberdeen, 1884

South African soldiers capturing Delville Wood
An illustration of South African soldiers, assisted by some Highlanders seen in the foreground, marching through Delville Wood, France

An airman who won the V. C
Captain John Aidan Liddell of 3rd Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and the Royal Flying Corps who won the Victoria Cross after safely flying

Canadian Highlanders marching through London at the Lord Mayors Show in 1915

Highlanders
An illustration by French military painter, M. Georges Scott, showing members of the Scottish regiments, most feared by the Germans

Seaforth Sergeant
A Sergeant from the Seaforth Highlanders. (Ross-shire Buffs, the Duke of Albany s)

Quarter Master Sergeant
Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise s). A Quarter Master Sergeant

Bayonet Drill / Ww1 / 1918
Highlanders practising bayonet drill, World War One

Cultivating Lettuce
Highlanders cultivating lettuces in their small croft in Glen Scainadale, near Oban, Argyllshire, Scotland

Battle of Dargai
The storming of Dargai by the Gordon Highlanders led by Colonel Mathias

Seringapatam 1791
Charge of the highlanders at Seringapatam

March of Highlanders
Edinburgh: the march of the highlanders

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"Highlanders: A Legacy of Courage and Resilience" From Waterloo to Balaclava, They have left an indelible mark on history. With their distinctive tartan kilts and fierce determination, they epitomize bravery in battle. The Gordon Highlanders, summoned to Waterloo from Brussels in 1815, stood tall amidst the chaos of war. Their unwavering loyalty and unwavering spirit helped secure victory for the Allies. In World War I, a powerful poster showcased the diverse types of British Army soldiers, including proud Highlanders. They represented strength and unity as they faced the horrors of trench warfare. A group of Cameron Highlanders stands united against all odds. Their camaraderie is evident as they face adversity with unyielding resolve. At Braemar Games in Scotland, two Duff Highlanders proudly display their heritage. The games serve as a reminder of their rich cultural traditions that continue to thrive today. The Battle of Culloden marked a turning point in Scottish history. The valiant efforts of the Jacobite rising were met with defeat but not forgotten; it remains etched into our collective memory. From Afghanistan's treacherous terrain to Dargai's deadly heights, Highland regiments fearlessly fought during times of conflict. Their courage knew no bounds as they defended freedom on foreign soil. During the Siege of Lucknow, Highlander soldiers displayed extraordinary resilience amidst unimaginable hardship. Their unwavering commitment to duty inspired hope within those trapped behind enemy lines. Recruitment posters during World War I depicted brave Highlander warriors ready to defend king and country. These images captured hearts and minds while encouraging others to join their noble cause. Beyond battles and wars lie moments where sport brings joy and unity amongst Highland communities. Blackheath Shinty exemplifies this spirit by showcasing traditional Scottish sportsmanship at its finest. Through triumphs and tribulations alike, they have proven time and again that their spirit cannot be extinguished.