THE QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS
"A chlanna nan con
A chlanna nan con
Thigibh an so
S'ghaibh sibh feoil."
1st Battalion
Pipers were not employed as such, but, during the early part of the war, they were in the ranks. At the battle of the Aisne and Ypres the casualties were heavy.
The value to the battalion of their pipe band is considered so great that the officers would like the establishment doubled.
| REG. NO. RANK. | NAME. | RECORD. | |
| 6720 | Pipe Major | G. Selby | Killed, 22/10/14. |
| 6718 | " | W. Cruickshanks | |
| 5210 | Corpl. | W. Kinnear | Wounded, 5/11/14, Ypres. |
| 5173 | Piper | H. Barrie | Killed, 5/11/14, Ypres. |
| 8445 | " | C. Maclachlan | |
| 7671 | " | A. Henderson, D.C.M. | Taken prisoner, 11/11/14; D.C.M. |
| 8535 | Lance-Cpl. | G. M'Calman | Wounded, Langemarck, Oct. 1914; died after discharge. |
| 8072 | Piper | D. Ross | |
| 8475 | " | M. Campbell | Wounded, Aisne, 14/9/14. |
| 9575 | " | L. Johnstone | Wounded, Aisne, 14/9/14. |
| 6726 | " | D. Cook | Wounded, Aisne, 14/9/14. |
| 9345 | " | L. M'Bean | Died of wounds, Arras, Aug. 1918. |
| 9444 | " | J. Coyle | Wounded, Aisne, 25/8/14. |
| 14059 | " | J. Peders | |
| 18921 | " | N. Ross | |
| 5859 | " | A. Macdonald | |
| 30748 | " | N. Smith | |