The Brave 16th Battalion April 22-May 4, 1915, The Canadian Scottish in World War One - Part 1 — espritdecorps
WW1 Battalions | The Royal Scots
The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Museum - This image is taken from a 2nd Battalion Order of Dress guidebook, c.WWI, and sets out the strict requirements for uniform in marching order.
First World War | National Records of Scotland
Scottish Black Watch (World War I) - YouTube
Operation Hoo? | National Museums Liverpool
Jackie Kay on Arthur Roberts: the black Scottish first world war soldier who felt forgotten | Poetry | The Guardian
Veterans' Foundation - Due to the kilts worn by the Scottish soldiers on the World War 1 battlefront, their German enemies called them the "ladies from hell". | Facebook
Liverpool Scottish - Wikipedia
Tyneside Scottish | Fusiliers Museum of Northumberland
Engraved spoon helps identify WW1 casualty - GOV.UK
WW1 Battalions | The Royal Scots
Military Kilts - from World War I to the Modern Day - A Tradition for Vets
The Royal Scots Roll of Honour
How many Scots died in World War One? - BBC News
With the Royal Scots in Gallipoli | Museums and Galleries Edinburgh
First World War | National Records of Scotland
Return of the Soldier: The Scots in America during World War I | The New York Public Library
1914 The Fateful Year: Costumed Event in the Gardens | Museums and Galleries Edinburgh
WWI Scottish regiment soldier 'may have been first Australian-born casualty' - ABC News
BBC Scotland - BBC Scotland - 'Crack on and make it happen' – the Scottish determination that brought Lesley Paterson to the Oscars
World War One trail | Edinburgh Castle Learn | Historic Environment Scotland
Uniform: From Culloden to the Trenches – GNKilts
Arthur Roberts | English Heritage
The Royal Scots Fusiliers | National Army Museum
