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Tonight, Maj Gen Robin Lindsay CBE visited 6 SCOTS. As Col of the Regt, he presented the King's Coronation medal to several recipients before discussing the Regimental Charter, ARes career management, and leadership to leaders of all levels across the Bn.

Ex Lowland Bunker 2 After a wet start at ExeterGolf Course, everyone was in high spirits. With torrential rain following the troops from Scotland, they managed to make it to the 9th hole but returned to the safety of the 19th, as you can't putt in a swimming pool.

All of us here at 6 SCOTS would like to congratulate our QM Tech, Major G McIntosh, on receiving a Commander Field Army Commendation for dedicated service in his duties supporting Army output.

@6SCOTS Congratulations Tosh👍🎉

So red is the colour of the day on the final day of Ex LOWLAND BUNKER at Torquay Golf Club. However, there is one individual who, as an Evertonian, refused to be a RED for the day #MensMentalHealth

Stand 8, final bunker visit of the day at Toorenvliedt Park, which was the Divisional HQ just outside Middleburg.

Stand 7, a visit to the coastal bunkers at Zouteland where we were briefed by Bob Van Der Weele, one of the guides from #Bunkerbehoud

Ex LOWLAND POPPY. Stand 2, The Causeway. Canadian army and elements of 52nd Lowland Division fought across the Walcheren Causeway. SP from 6 SCOTS discuss the tactics and retrace their steps.

6 SCOTS have deployed on Ex LOWLAND POPPY. Stand 1, Breskens ferry port was the jump off point for Op INFATUATE 1 for Royal Marine Commandos and elements of 52nd Lowland Division on 1st Nov 1944.

Ex LOWLAND POPPY. Stand 4, Hotel Brittania, 7/9 Royal Scots carried out a frontal assault on the German Command position with great effect. Historians and Soldiers brief the group on the details of the assault.

Ex LOWLAND POPPY. Stand 3, Uncle Beach. Uncle Beach was the landing zone for the assault on Walcheren. Here, a bunker and the living conditions the German Soldiers occupied until their surrender on Nov 3rd.

@GWintersoldier Good to see your doing well Jim @GWintersoldier 👍

Wee trip out to Sri Lanka. Amazing experience and involved with some of the most polite culture in the world. 🇱🇰🇬🇧💂🏼‍♂️🟦🟥🟦

Our Army Reserves are currently in Otterburn on a two week Cadre Camp. Furthering their skills and knowledge on a variety of weapons, equipment and vehicles. #CredibleCapableDeployable

The GOS hosted senior members of the Scottish Government and MOD as @6SCOTS & @ASengaged performed the works of Robert Burns to the guests in the Officers' Mess within Edinburgh Castle. #capablecredibledeployable

As an Army Reservist, opportunities like these are available to you. The Army Reserve support the Regular Army on Operations and Exercises like this. Why not give it a go and see where your Army Reserve career can take you.

As the year comes to a close, Sgt Kenny Kyle reached out to all Army Reserves and his contacts within his Employer and Community Engagement circle. They responded in droves with nappies & milk to support @BabyfoodBank. A special thanks to @standrewstimber for their donation.

Lt Col Bob Stuart MBE presents Admin Officer, Mrs Janice Lauchlan, her Lord Lieutenants Certificate for Meritorious Service. Janice has served almost 30 years in the civil service providing admin support to C Coy and 6 SCOTS. Congratulations on your achievement. 👏

Congratulations to Pte Ryan Campbell on receiving his Infantry Sports Colours. Ryan has been awarded this for representing the Infantry, Regular and Reserve at Army level in football. Well done from all @6SCOTS.

There are so many opportunities here @6SCOTS. Why not see if there’s one that suits you? #CredibleCapableDeployable

Members of @6SCOTS continue their support to #Veterans on the John Muir Walk with @Sacro_FoN today with Leg 2 (9 miles) from Berwick to the war memorial in Dirleton 👏 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿… stay tuned for more updates on 134 mile journey @The_SCOTS @7SCOTS @ArmyinScotland @golfmadjock