... former Terri-| torial Army officer, died yesterday. He was 69. o He was a second lieutenant in the | Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry in | the First World War, and was a prisoner for nearly two years. ', He then began a long associatjoni with the firm ...

... his connection with it, for he promptly *“joined up” again—as a civilian clerk in the Territorials with 153 Infantry Brigade and later the 51st (Highland) Division. From the outbreak of the Second World War until ten days ago he was a civilian clerk with ...

... Cup for all units taking part and the T.A. Challenge Bowl for the best Territorial unit. The Highland Light Infantry Bowl goes to the best infantry unit. All these trophies are presentlv held by the 11th Battalion Seaforth Hichlanders (T.A.). *“ The Scotsman” ...

... increasing The trouble with the Soviet Union nical aid. joint capital investments, the | Seabank Road, Nairn, maries on the Li.ght pfi,ég?:;;::; numbers each year, and will continue and, indeed, the whole Eastern bloc is rational division of labour, all ...

... the castle’s walls at midnight on Saturday was the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry (Scottish Horse). Maj.-Gen. Derek B. Lang, G.O.C. 51st Highland Division, who was at the starting point at Cultybraggan, Comrie, throughout the exercise, planned to fly by helicopter ...

... Field Ambulance, 51st|surer who will endeavour to Highland Division, in the Sec-! make arrangements for a visit ond World War, exchanged greetings and a handshake with Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein at a reunion of the 51st at Perth. The oecasion ...