The Cameronians

[cajunscot]

The Scotsman is running a very interesting article today about the Cameronian Regiment, which disbanded in 1968 rather than be amalgamted. The story has a link to a Cameronian web site, which is well worth the perusal for anyone interested in Scottish military history:

http://www.cameronians.org/index.html

And here's the story itself:

http://heritage.scotsman.com/people.cfm?id=971482006

A fitting tribute to a proud regiment.

Yours Aye,

Todd

[Mattg]

That just makes me mad....not the article, the fact that they had to disband or blend.

[bubba]

I read that article. Very informative. The Cameronians traditions would certainly put the wind up many of todays folks, but it's always sad to see long standing and honorable traditions disappear.

[David Dalglish]

Thougt you might like to see a photo of my father ( in uniform) who served in the Regiment during the second world war

[cajunscot]

David,

I thought about you and your father when I read the article, but I didn't get a chance to PM you about it -- glad to see you found the thread!

Cheers,

Todd

[Mattg]

David,
Fantastic picture! Thanks for sharing!

[John M.]

I actually learn a lot hanging out on this forum. Thanks for sharing.

It's obvious that sometimes military & intelligence should not be used in the same conversation. :rolleyes:

[bubba]

It's obvious that sometimes military & intelligence should not be used in the same conversation. :rolleyes:

Sometimes??????

[An t-Ileach]

...It's obvious that sometimes military & intelligence should not be used in the same conversation. :rolleyes:

Actually, I think the problem is the disconnect between intelligence and the civilian bureaucrats who run the MOD (no wonder "civilian" is a term of abuse in the British Army).

[Rob Wright]

Thanks for the links Todd, The Cameronians were a special regiment.

Rob