Great Britain. Army. Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment)
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Name (Latin)
Great Britain. Army. Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment)
Other forms of name
Great Britain. Army. Royal Regiment of Foot
Great Britain. Army. Lothian Regiment (The Royal Scots)
Great Britain. Army. Royal Scots (The Lothian Regiment)
Great Britain. Army. Royal Regiment of Scotland
Royal Scots
Royal Regiment of Scotland
See Also From tracing corporate name
Mackay's Regiment
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- LC data base, 06-26-98(hdg.: Great Britain. Army. Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment))
- LC manual auth. cd.(hdg: Great Britain. Army. Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment); variants: Great Britain. Army. Royal Regiment of Foot; Great Britain. Army. Lothian Regiment (The Royal Scots); Great Britain. Army. Royal Scots (The Lothian Regiment); Royal Scots; Mackays Regiment)
- Royal Scots WWW site, 22 Aug., 2011:REG-BN 1 SCOTS (on 28 Mar. 2006, The Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment) merged with the other surviving Scottish Infantry Regiments to form The Royal Regiment of Scotland in which our 1st Battalion became The Royal Scots Battalion; on 1 Aug. 2006 this Battalion merged with The King's Own Scottish Borderers Battalion to form The Royal Scots Borderers, 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland or 1 SCOTS)
- An old Scots brigade, being the history of Mackay's Regiment, now incorporated with the Royal Scots, 1985:p. 2, etc. (Sir Donald Mackay ... requested permission from King Charles I to raise a regiment for service abroad; lost its identity as a separate regiment in 1635 by becoming a portion of le Regiment d'Hebron [no publs. in LC data base] in the service of France; Hepburn's veterans became incorporated into the British Army, under the name of the Royal Scots)