When in Gallipoli the full pipers were chiefly employed as messengers and ammunition carriers. In the latter capacity they did excellent work in the fighting on 12th July, 1915. The acting pipers were employed as stretcher bearers. On the occasion of the 12th July attack a piper mounted the parapet and played the battalion over. The pipers have been kept out of action as far as possible.
| REG. NO. RANK. | NAME. | RECORD. | |
| 201471 | Pipe Major | C. Hay | Wounded, 24/11/17. |
| " | Jas. Smith | ||
| Piper | Robert Smith | ||
| " | Thomas Macdonald | ||
| " | Robert Maclachlan | ||
| 200129 | " | James Blair | |
| 200043 | Lance-Cpl. | Fred Branwhite | |
| Piper | Robert Macleod | Wounded, 25/12/15. | |
| 200300 | Lance-Cpl. | Angus Macarthur | |
| 300620 | Piper | John Macleod | |
| 200359 | " | James Murray | |
| " | Malcolm Stewart | ||
| " | George Stirrat | ||
| 325764 | " | W. Hendry | Wounded, 29/7/18. |
| 200325 | " | William Lepick | |
| 201062 | " | J. M'Callum | |
| 200357 | " | Donald Matheson | |
| 202708 | " | William Matheson | |
| 43040 | " | John Myles | |
| 200780 | " | A. Neilson | |
| 200855 | " | J. Oliver | |
| 201925 | " | W. Ponton | |
6th Battalion
While in the trenches were employed as orderlies, messengers, etc.
7th Battalion
Pipers were employed as runners and orderlies.
| REG. NO. RANK. | NAME. | RECORD. | |
| Piper | John Walls, M.M. | Military Medal, 24/7/16. | |
| 277167 | " | Hugh M'Donald | Killed, Aug. 1917, Ypres. |
8th Battalion
Until the Somme fighting the pipers went into the trenches but did not play. The battalion had a pipe band composed of officers, Capt. Alastair M'Laren, Lieuts. Graham Campbell, Yr. of Shirvan, and Leslie Smith. The drummers were the Adjutant, Major Lockie, the Quartermaster Lieut. Disselduff and Lieut. Clark.