(1st Sportsman's Batt.)
The pipers, during the period of trench warfare, were employed behind the lines. The C.O. considers they were of the greatest value in keeping up the men's morale, on marches and in bringing companies out of the trenches.
| REG. NO. RANK. | NAME. | RECORD. |
| 1339 | Pipe Major | D. F. Robertson |
| Lance-Cpl. | T. M'Clunie | Wounded. |
| Piper | W. Johnstone |
| " | W. Foreman |
| " | W. F. Suttie | Killed, 16/3/16. |
| " | Alex. M'Lennan |
| " | David Seath |
| " | John Adamson |
| " | William Mackenzie | Killed, 16/3/16. |
| " | D. Leath |
THE ARGYLLSHIRE MOUNTAIN BATTERY
The pipers in this Battery all served as gunners.
| REG. NO. RANK. | NAME. | RECORD. |
| Pipe Major | William MacNeill | Died, pneumonia, 18/8/15. |
| Corpl. | Neil Smith | Accidentally killed, 1/3/16. |
| " | James MacPhee |
THE ROSS AND CROMARTY BATTERY
| REG. NO. RANK. | NAME. | RECORD. |
| 4403 | Piper | John Macdonald | Wounded, 14/5/15; died of wounds. |
| 5035 | " | Jas. Mackay | Wounded, 14/5/15. |
| 4323 | " | Angus Macdonald | Wounded, 23/6/15. |
MISCELLANEOUS
| REG. NO. RANK. | NAME. | RECORD. |
| 318411 | Pte. | William Scott | 11th F.A., R.A.M.C.; Military Medal. |
| 93110 | Piper | Andrew M'Intosh | 2/2nd Lothian Field Ambulance; severely wounded. |