The Scots Guards

The Scots Guards is one of the oldest regiments in the British Army, established in 1642. Known for their distinctive bearskin helmets and tartan uniforms, they serve as an infantry unit with a rich history of service in various conflicts. Based in London, they are part of the Foot Guards and often perform ceremonial duties, including guarding royal palaces. The regiment has a proud tradition of bravery and loyalty, participating in both national celebrations and active military operations around the world. Their motto emphasizes duty and honor, reflecting their commitment to service in the British armed forces.