| 2nd Lieut | Alexander Stark | DOUGLAS | 3rd Bn. (att. 1/6th Bn.). | 28/10/1918 | ||
| S/25718 | Pte | George | DUNCAN | 6th Bn. | 28/10/1918 | |
| 20637 | Pte | Thomas | GLANCY | latterly 1900 Labour Corps. | 28/10/1918 | |
| 290449 | Pte | Alexander | GRAHAM | 7th Bn. | 28/10/1918 | |
| 241221 | Pte | William | HUTTON | 1st Bn. | 28/10/1918 | |
| S/43643 | Pte | James Martin | LAYTON | 6th Bn. | 28/10/1918 | |
| 291593 | Pte | John | McRAE | 7th Bn. | 28/10/1918 | |
| 291802 | Pte | Alexander | PHILIP | 7th Bn. | 28/10/1918 | |
| 316760 | Pte | James | QUINN | 13th Bn. formerly 120, Scot. Horse. | 28/10/1918 | |
| 292695 | Pte | Robert | ROBERTSON | 9th Bn. | 28/10/1918 | |
| S/23949 | Pte | John James | TURNER | 1st Bn. | 28/10/1918 |
As the Collections Assistant at The Black Watch Museum, I spend my days surrounded by conflict-related artefacts such as medals, uniforms, letters, and photographs that
Just before heading up the stairs to Gallery 4 visitors will see the painting of someone who, on first glance, might not look like a
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