... property at Ballater, he was restaurant manager at Aber- Highland Light Infantry after leaving school. He joined the Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders in the 1930 s and was with the 51st Highland Division during the retreat from St Valery in Northern France ...

... being reduced to companies of 51st Highland Volunteers in the insensitive reorganisation of 1967. In 30 years, the Ist Queen’s Own Highlanders have established themselves one of Britain’s most operatkmally-effective infantry battalions with an active service ...

... they said would by Christmas ROBERT GALBRAITH, who fought in World War I. in one of the Gordon territorial battalions of the 51st Highland Division, recalls the third Battle of Yjires, fought 50 years ago today. was attached came up from the Arras area ...

... Seaforth* *and was wounded prior to Dunkirk. 1942 he commanded the sth Bn. and in 1943 be took command of 154 Infantry Brigade with the 51st Division the Western Desert. FARMING He subsequently was commandant of the Middle Bast Combined Training Centre ...

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... Involved were members of the 51st Highland Division, Mr Patient said. “Sixteen were Gordon Highlanders, 22 were Camerons, 23 were Seaforths and 23 were Argyll and Suther land Highlanders The remain der were mostly Durham Light Infantry, Most of them had been ...