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The Royal Regiment of
Scotland

INTRODUCTION
The Royal Regiment of Scotland is Scotland’s Infantry Regiment.
Structured, equipped and manned for the 21st Century, we are fiercely
proud of our heritage. Scotland has a tradition of producing courageous,
resilient, tenacious and tough, infantry soldiers of world renown. The 5
regular and 2 territorial army battalions of the Regiment offer
a variety of locations and challenging roles with an exciting career for
any young man.
The Regiment traces its history to the raising of 14 Regiments in
Scotland between 1633 and 1799. These 14 Regiments and their
descendants have served Sovereign and Country uninterrupted to the
present day. They have been known by different names and numbers,
worn different uniforms, restructured when required and most
recently came together as one Regiment on the 28th March 2006 -
373 years to the day after the first Scottish Regiment was
raised.
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THE STRUCTURE OF THE
REGIMENT
Colonel in Chief
Her Majesty the Queen is the Colonel in Chief of the Royal Regiment of
Scotland

Regimental Headquarters
The Regiment is governed by the Colonel of the Regiment assisted by seven Representative Colonels and the staff of
Regimental Headquarters in Edinburgh Castle and of the Home Headquarters in Edinburgh Castle,
Berwick-upon-Tweed, Glasgow, Perth, Inverness, Aberdeen and Stirling.
The Regiment comprises 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 Scots Regular
Battalions, and Territorial Army Infantry Battalions 6 Scots & 7 Scots. For more
information, click on THIS LINK
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You can go directly to the Regiment's own website by clicking on THIS
LINK
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