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Welcome to the website home of The King’s Own Scottish Borderers Association and Museum . The Regiment was created in 1689 as a crisis measure for the defence of Edinburgh against the Jacobites. The Regiment was recruited "by beat of drum" along the Royal Mile (the High Street in the Old Town) of the City of Edinburgh in the record time of two hours with men flocking to join the Earl of Leven to safeguard their city. In 2006 under changes delivered by the Future Infantry Structure the Regiment became part of the Royal Regiment of Scotland. We welcome you most warmly to the site and hope you will learn more about us and our proud soldiers who have served their Regiment and their country for over 317 years.
Our mottos: "In Veritate Religionis confido." - (I put my trust in the truth of this faith)
Visit the Royal Regiment of Scotland
home | about the regiment | brief history | museum & archive
©
The King's Own Scottish Borderers, 2001. No part of this web site may be used
without the permission of the Regimental Secretary, HHQ KOSB, The Barracks,
Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1DG
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