British 1st Regiment Of Foot Royal Scots Rsm Private 1862 69 By The 1st battalion royal regiment left san domingo on 23 feb 1797. they comprised lieutenant colonel green, one captain, 5 lieutenants, the surgeon and his mate, 51 sergeants, 12 drummers and 96 rank and file. thirteen officers had died on the island, only two of them in combat. 1633 1996: war diaries, digests of service, record books, orders, photographs etc. regimental museum of the royal scots (the royal regiment) nra 24820 royal scots. 2. c1837: manuscript history. national army museum templer study centre. see accessions to repositories 1961.
British 1st Regiment Of Foot Royal Scots 3rd Battalion Grenadier Prior to 1821: 1st regiment of foot or royal scots. 1821 1871: 1st or the royal regiment of foot. 1871: became 1st or royal scots regiment. functions, occupations and activities: government (central) references: swinson, regiments and corps , 1972; nca rules: name authority reference: gb nnaf c285901. Royal scots, 1812 1821 (also known as) date: 1812 1821: history: prior to 1812: 1st or the royal regiment of foot. 1812 1821: 1st regiment of foot or royal scots. 1821: again became 1st or the royal regiment of foot. functions, occupations and activities: government (central) references: swinson, regiments and corps , 1972; nca rules. Tactical recognition flash. royal scots regimental badge. the royal scots (the royal regiment), once known as the royal regiment of foot, was the oldest and most senior infantry regiment of the line of the british army, having been raised in 1633 during the reign of charles i. The royal scots. the royal scots, the 1st regiment of foot and holders of the coveted position at the right of the line, are the oldest surviving regiment in the british army and the senior regiment of infantry. it was formed in 1633 by sir john hepburn of the family of athelstaneford, who was authorised by charles i to recruit in scotland in.
1st Or Royal Regiment Of Foot Royal Scots Tactical recognition flash. royal scots regimental badge. the royal scots (the royal regiment), once known as the royal regiment of foot, was the oldest and most senior infantry regiment of the line of the british army, having been raised in 1633 during the reign of charles i. The royal scots. the royal scots, the 1st regiment of foot and holders of the coveted position at the right of the line, are the oldest surviving regiment in the british army and the senior regiment of infantry. it was formed in 1633 by sir john hepburn of the family of athelstaneford, who was authorised by charles i to recruit in scotland in. 1st regiment of foot (royal scots) 29th august 1821. 1st, or royal regiment of foot. 15th december 1871. 1st or the royal scots regiment. 1st july 1881. the royal scots (the lothian regiment). re organised as the county regiment for edinburgh (midlothian), haddingtonshire (east lothian), linlithgow (west lothian) and berwickshire. 1920. 1st or royal regiment of foot (royal scots) officer and men 1815. these coloured drawings were made by percy sumner and may be copies from a contemporary source. the left hand drawing has three figures, one of which is a bandsman of the royal regiment (titled the royal scots since 1812). he has coloured the jacket blue with red facings but this.
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