In the Italian field of operations they did most excellent work in getting the wounded back across a swift river, work which their C.O. considered it would have been impossible to accomplish without their enthusiastic assistance.
| REG. NO. RANK. | NAME. | RECORD. |
| 6349 | Pipe Major | C. Anderson | Wounded; Military Medal, Loos, 1915. |
| 10655 | Piper | R. Grant | Killed, Loos, 1915. |
| 10639 | " | J. Grant | Killed, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| 110 | " | R. Wilson | Killed, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| 219 | " | W. Bruce | Killed, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| 10653 | Corpl. | J. M'Kenzie | Killed, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| 205 | Piper | J. Ledingham | Killed, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| " | J. Ramage | Killed, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| " | A. Cassie | Killed, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| " | J. Bissett | Killed, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| 10296 | " | W. Sinclair | Died of wounds, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| 311 | Lance Cpl. | A. M'Donald | Wounded, Ypres, 1/11/14; invalided. |
| 10113 | Piper | J. Gillies | Wounded, Ypres, 30/10/14. |
| 175 | Lance Cpl. | J. Livingstone | Wounded; prisoner of war, 30/10/14. |
| 10243 | Piper | J. Murray | Wounded, Ypres, 30/10/14. |
| 8699 | " | C. Munro | Despatches; wounded, Loos, 1915. |
| 349 | " | J. Cruickshanks | Wounded, Neuve Chapelle, 1915. |
| 10219 | " | J. Topp | Wounded, Ypres, 30/10/14. |
| 297 | Piper | J. Grant | Wounded and invalided. |
| 120 | " | H. Adams | Wounded, Ypres, 1/11/14. |
| 10072 | " | G. Tennent | Wounded, Ypres, 30/10/14. |
| 233 | " | J. Watt | Wounded, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| 7569 | Sergt. | W. Smith | Wounded, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| 606 | Piper | A. Bruce | Wounded, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| 192 | " | W. Hinnie | Wounded, Loos, 25/9/15. |
| 429 | " | T. Macintosh | Wounded, Ypres, 1/11/14; invalided. |
| " | Fraser | Wounded; invalided. |
| 543 | " | A. Holmes | Wounded, Ypres, 5/10/17. |
| 10256 | " | B. M'Kay | Wounded, Ypres, 30/10/14. |
| 430 | " | J. Robertson | Killed, Ypres, 30/10/14. |
| 206 | Lance Cpl. | J. Duguid |
| 6853 | Sergt. | R. Stewart, D.C.M. | Killed, Loos, 1915; awarded D.C.M. |
| 7641 | Piper | J. M'Donald |
| 10486 | " | C. Taylor | Wounded, Somme, July 1916. |
| 5614 | " | James Ritchie, M.M. | Military Medal, Somme. |
| 7375 | Corpl. | A. Smith | Killed, Loos, 1915. |
| 8390 | Piper | J. Scott | Killed, Somme, 1916. |
| 335 | " | J. M'Crimmon | Wounded, Ypres, 1914; killed, Loos, 1915. |
| 10139 | " | D. White | Killed, Loos, 1915. |
| 747 | " | J. Lorimer | Wounded, Somme, 1916. |
| 6994 | Sergt. | A. Horne | Invalided. |
| 7288 | Piper | C. Orchard |
| 5495 | " | J. White |
| 10264 | " | D. Bowie |
| 7383 | " | P. Brown | Killed, Ypres, 5/10/17. |
| 235745 | " | R. Innes |
| 240455 | " | J. Gow |
| 43479 | " | J. Graham |
| 2595 | " | D. Williams |
4th Battalion
During the trench fighting the pipers were mostly used behind the front line, and in marching the battalion to and from rest billets. Subsequently, in open fighting, the company pipers took their place at the heads of their companies. At the Marne, Pipers P. Paterson, R. Prentice, P. Bowie and G. Davidson played their companies into action, and their action immensely stimulated the troops "and enabled them to gain a great victory on that day"; at Ypres on 31st July, 1917, Piper P. Bowie "rallied the men at a time when fighting was very fierce," and was awarded the Military Medal; on 17th November, 1917, Piper G. Paterson also got the Military Medal for playing the battalion through three successive charges and into Cantaing under heavy fire. The pipers were also employed as ammunition carriers.
| REG. NO. RANK. | NAME. | RECORD. |
| Pipe Major | A. Chisholm |
| 201290 | Piper | John Webster, M.M. | Military Medal. |
| Lance-Cpl. | W. Cruickshank |
| Piper | T. Watson | Invalided. |
| 200347 | " | G. Paterson, M.M. | Wounded; Military Medal. |
| " | N. Paterson |
| " | W. M'Kay | Invalided. |
| " | E. Ewen | Wounded. |
| " | P. Paterson | Wounded. |
| " | D. Robbie | Wounded (twice). |
| " | G. Davidson | Gassed, Ypres, 31/10/17. |
| " | J. Wych | Prisoner. |
| " | C. Lawson | Prisoner. |
| " | J. Gray |
| " | J. Gray | Wounded. |
| " | R. Sim | Wounded. |
| " | P. Bowie, M.M. | Military Medal. |
| " | E. Mather |
| " | R. Prentice |
| " | J. Oswald |
| " | F. Wright |
| " | J. Foote |
| " | A. Thomson | Killed. |
5th Battalion
The pipers were principally employed in the ranks and as observers, but in the attack on High Wood on the Somme front company pipers played at the head of their units. On this occasion Piper Willox was killed as he led his company, and several others became casualties. It was thereafter decided not to employ pipers in action again.
| REG. NO. RANK. | NAME. | RECORD. |
| 302 | Pipe Major | J. H. Clark |
| 1596 | Cpl.-Piper | J. Harvey |
| 760 | Piper | A. Stewart |
| 1985 | " | G. Thomson |
| 1586 | " | A. Willox | Killed, 31/7/16, High Wood. |
| 1156 | Piper | W. Graham | Killed, 3/6/15, Festubert. |
| " | W. Allan |
| " | J. Birnie |
| " | H. Lunan |
| " | J. M'Donald |
| " | G. Middleton | Wounded, Bullecourt. |
| " | A. Robinson |
| " | J. A. Scott |
| " | J. Stewart |
| " | R. Wyness |
| " | Andrew Brown, M.M. | Military Medal; killed, 31/7/16, High Wood. |
| " | G. Lindsay | Wounded, Sept. 1917, Ypres. |
6th Battalion
At Neuve Chapelle the pipers headed the charge of the battalion on the Moulin du Piètre, losing one piper killed and four wounded.