Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in the Great War

The original talk was due to take place in Tullibody by Jim Roche (volunteer at the Argyll and Sutherland museum), which led to an interesting local insight and includes the technology changes in artillery.
The British Army in 1918 was the finest we ever fielded and this talk will include:
- Great War terms
- Tullibody Origins
- Armies in 1914
- Kitchener’s Army
- Popular Opinion Supported the War
- Volunteers, Equipment and Gas
- Trench Life
- The Hundred Days

[@ianlennox2700]

My great grandfather was pipe major thomas aitken. Who was wounded in 1916 at longueval, and awarded the DCM. aged 60.

[@Lalayo69]

Bless him💯❤️

[@johntait491]

Very, very interesting. Thank you.

[@Lalayo69]

Great Grandfather Arthur McBennett ❤️

[@georgejob7544]

Grandfather CplJames Neeson 2nd Battalion. Won MM mentioned in despatches! Lewis gunner!

[@robinshields4271]

Well done Jim.

[@adamgaunt186]

Hello I have just been given a box full of war medals that are original from my farther in law and it is all A&SH I am doing my research into the division and the family name that's on them

[@bannockburnhouse]

Thank you for your comment. I hope you have found some information. L