6.2K views · 67 reactions | Second part of the Gordon Highlanders 1914-1918 group history lesson, with Tom Greenshields explaining the weapons and equipment for the period. This was part of the Armistice 100 events for Remembrance Day 2018, held in St Margarets, Braemar. The Gordon Highlanders Museum | Scotland Online | Facebook

On this day in 1994 The Queens Own Highlanders (Seaforth and Camerons) and The Gordon Highlanders officially amalgamated together at Dreghorn Barracks in #Edinburgh. The new Regiment they were to form was named ‘The Highlanders’ (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons). The Highlanders were amalgamated again 12 years later with the remainder of the Scottish infantry Regiments to form ‘The Royal Regiment of Scotland’. Within the new Regiment The Highlanders became the 4th Battalion (#4SCOTS). 4 SCOTS are

10K views · 149 reactions | A history lesson from the Gordon Highlanders 1914-1918 group, with Tom Greenshields explaining the development of clothing and equipment for the period. This was part of Armistice 100 events around Remembrance Day in Scotland, this being held in St Margarets, Braemar. The Gordon Highlanders Museum | Scotland Online | Facebook

56K views · 3.5K reactions | A wonderful tune called "Itchy Fingers" played by the Gordon Highlanders Association Drums & Pipes, as thery finished this display set during the 2024 Aboyne Highland Games. These were held on Saturday 3rd August 2024 at Aboyne in Deeside, Scotland, and the band were led by Pipe Major George Neish and Drum Major Andy Curwen. #aboyne #aboynehighlandgames #gordonhighlanders #pipesanddrums #bagpipes | Scotland Online | Facebook

Drum Major Andy Curwen leads the Gordon Highlanders Association Drums & Pipes, as they marched off after their display during the 2025 Aboyne Highland Games. These were held in glorious sunshine on Saturday 2nd August 2025 and the band were playing the famous Gordon Highlanders tune 'Cock o' the North'. #aboynehighlandgames #gordonhighlanders #pipesanddrums #marchingband | Aberdeenshire Scotland