Queens Own Highlanders

[@LaurenceJones-mw2im]

I was in England in 1978, but I didn’t have enough time to go up to Scotland by train. I’ll probably never get a chance to go back to Britain again, but I always manage to attend the Highland Games here in the United States whenever I can. I have Scottish ancestry on both sides of my family, and I love listening to bagpipe music and watching videos of the Queen’s Own Cameron and Seaforth Higlanders on KZbin. ❤😊

[@martinrichards2680]

I dont know how many times i have viewed this, but it makes me so proud. My Father was in Korea with the brave men of The Highlanders. RIP Dad YNWA

[@keithmcintosh8367]

Very pleased to find this video, my father was in the QOCH, Sgt Major Peter McIntosh from Nairn & served in Burma. RIP

[@aadheshnandhanraoaadhi]

From child to teenage i lived in this town called inverness i miss my teenage time and i miss my Inverness love you Scotland i hope i come back to Inverness in future my eyes are full tears by seeing this high video from inverness i really miss Inverness 😢

[@ruadhagainagaidheal9398]

Two of my brothers joined the Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders in Inverness in 1958, before amalgamation with the Seaforth Highlanders to form the current regiment. Both long gone now. My great uncle Daibhidh joined the Seaforths in 1914 and was killed in action on the Western front in December that year. We’re a Queen’s Own family through and through. Cuidich ‘n Righ. Hooray for the Bully Beef Tartan !

[@user-ht9jw5mo4s]

Great lads, looking after us. Loyal for ever and a pleasure to see them in my home town Inverness.

[@dutchbikerbloke]

Respect for all these Veterans from a former Dutch Rifle Guard. I salute you!

[@foreverlv311]

Best sound in the world ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@AndyArmstrong-w5w]

My Uncle Bill was in the Seaforth Highlanders. He fought in India and Burma

[@peterpiper6837]

the sound of the pipes gives me goosebumps!!!!! (And strangely proud?)

[@Jimbo.05]

Yes...stirs the heart and soul, magnificent!

[@davidgillies5342]

My younger brother served with the Queens Own Highlanders in Kuwait. In the 1991 Gulf war. He was part of the parade that day. For the dedication of the Queens Own Highlanders memorial. A day of mixed feelings for him. As a good mate,Martin Ferguson from Corpach and two other comrades lost their lives. In a friendly fire incident. An American A10 pilot made a dreadful mistake. Identification wise.

[@dutchbikerbloke]

😢

[@philipscott2025]

My great grandfather served in the Queen own Cameron highlanders in ww1 I served in the 1st bn the Royal scots 1 of foot..

[@jaguarladdie]

Our sincere thanks to him.

[@annelewry8887]

My Dad served in the Scots Guards then during the war he was commissioned and Transferred to the 2btn Cameron Highlanders, and served At Monte Casino with them, lost a lot of friends during that battle.

[@martinrichards2649]

My dads old regiment even though he was from merseyside Such a shame he didn't live to see these amazing parades.

[@Ecthelion1967]

God bless all the marching veterans. And God bless all their fallen comrades.

[@AnneLewry]

My Dad was a Cameron Highlander after transferring from the Scots Guards he fought with them at Monte Casino in WW2

[@jonnyreb789]

The pipes best sound in the world

[@jakeurquhart-z1x]

I served as a drummer in The Q.O.Hldrs.

[@jakeurquhart-z1x]

I also served as a Drummer in the Camerons and QOHldrs

[@militarymusicappreciations6585]

This must be the Queen's Own Highlanders auxillary pipe band. Very fine sound. Must have a lot of ex-members in it,

[@robbrownfield7677]

Association band.

[@maxrelius872]

Does anyone know the name of the first tune?

[@foreversingle1975]

Wonderful

[@manfrombritain6816]

no better sound in the world

[@ruadhagainagaidheal9398]

See how everyone in Inverness still stops to watch a pipe band.

[@Scipionic1941]

Anyone tell me the two tunes before Pibroch of Domnhall Duhb? I know them well enough, just can’t pluck the names out of the memory banks. No need to remind me about the famous Cabar Feidh on the march away from the saluting base.

[@Paulchen7223]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Grüsse aus GERMANY ☝️☝️😘

[@pipermac]

Their lead drummer seems to have been a place or two...

[@davidgillies5342]

Pity about the weather that day.

[@ritchiestephen5001]

Ahhh! Inversneckie at its pernickety best!!!

[@davidgillies5342]

Fastest growing city in Europe so i hear. Also i was born there.

[@ritchiestephen5001]

@@davidgillies5342 Brought up there, lived in Tomnahurich Street, Bridge Street where the tourist office is now, then Dell Road Hilton. Went to the IRA. Been back a few times and the pubs are still exactly the same bar the prices! Like to stay at the old Station Hotel, now the Royal Highlander.

[@davidgillies5342]

I know of those places. Although for the first five years of my life .I lived in Drumnadrochit. Before moving to Aultbea in Wester Ross. Where i lived for twelve years before moving to Glasgow. Since !993 i have lived on the Isle of Skye. Where my father was born. My mother is from Inverness.

[@ritchiestephen5001]

@@davidgillies5342 Only went to Skye once back in the 50s'. Train from Inversneckie then ferry Kyle to Kyleakin and return. Beautiful!

[@alexwilliamson1486]

That marching…expected better…

[@geordie1032]

They are older veterans and are not as versatile as they once was

[@cd1690]

Many of us are struggling to walk never mind march!