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The inaugural Regimental History Day at Edinburgh Castle was a military themed event run by the Museum of The Royal Regiment of Scotland, The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Museum and The Royal Scots The event showcased Edinburgh Castle’s current and past military stories with special events including musical performances, re-enactors, military vehicles and family activities. | The Royal Regiment of Scotland

The Pipes, Drums and Bugles of the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Scotland (2 SCOTS) played a prominent role in the ceremonial events for the 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament on September 28, 2024. Leading the "Escort to the Crown" procession, which saw the Crown of Scotland transported from Edinburgh Castle to the Parliament building. They paraded down the Royal Mile with The Band of The Royal Regiment of Scotland, The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, and the Scots Guards. Providing

The 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (2 SCOTS) make sure their Pipe Major is in tune, ahead of their homecoming parade in Ayr today. The battalion has just returned from 9 months in Kabul, supporting the NATO mission to train Afghan Security Forces. They will also be parading through Glasgow (9th June) and their home town of Penicuik (10th June). | The Army in Scotland

2SCOTS The Royal Regiment of Scotland marked Assaye Day in style in Glencorse Barrack with The Royal Highland Fusiliers - 2 SCOTS Pipes, Drums & Bugles. and The Band of The Royal Regiment of Scotland | BFBS Scotland

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The Royal Regiment of Scotland, led by 4 SCOTS Pipes and Drums playing "Cock o' the North", marching into Peterhead on Saturday 11th May 2024 to be granted the Freedom of Aberdeenshire. The parade included the Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland, the regimental mascot Corporal Cruachan IV, regimental marching troops and the Colour Party. The official Freedom was conferred on the regiment by the Provost of Aberdeenshire, Cllr Judy Whyte outside Buchan House on St Peter St, in the centre of Pet