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INTEGRATED REVIEW AND ROYAL REGIMENT OF SCOTLAND

Regimental Secretary·26 November 2021·0 comments

Borderers,

You will have seen in the news that the Army is changing. As part of the INTERGRATED REVIEW there will be significant changes to the ROYAL REGIMENT OF SCOTLAND in particular 1 SCOTS.

Please click on the link below for the letter sent by COLONEL SCOTS to our President, which outlines the changes.

20211124-IR Loudon

INTEGRATED REVIEW AND ROYAL REGIMENT OF SCOTLAND

Regimental Secretary

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