Veterans of the Queen’s Own Highlanders have been told to leave their historic home - the Cameron Barracks in Inverness - to make room for asylum seeker housing. No consultation. No respect. Just another rushed government plan that leaves those who served this country behind. 🚨Want free weekly news straight to your inbox? No agenda, no spin, no woke commentary - just a Reality Check. Link in bio to sign up! #britishcommentary #ukdebate #uknews #breakingnews #newsuk #britisharmy #veterans #asylu

26K views · 747 reactions | Experience a rare glimpse into World War I as the Cameron Highlanders pause for a brief meal inside the dugouts of the Somme trenches. This powerful historical moment highlights the human side of soldiers enduring one of the war’s toughest battles—capturing courage, resilience, and life on the front lines. #WorldWarHistory #WWIWWIIArchive #MilitaryPast | WW2 Odyssey | Facebook

Men of the 1st Battalion Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, bound for Japan as part of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force, parade at the Municipal Building in Singapore, 17 March 1946. Film: IWM JFU 550 | Imperial War Museum London

HIGHLANDERS DAY - 17th September. On this day in 1994 The Queens Own Highlanders (Seaforth and Camerons) and The Gordon Highlanders, officially amalgamated at Dreghorn Barracks in Edinburgh. The new Regiment they were to form was named ‘The Highlanders’ (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons). The Highlanders were amalgamated again 12 years later with the remainder of the Scottish infantry Regiments to form ‘The Royal Regiment of Scotland’, within which The Highlanders became the 4th Battalion (4 SCOTS