Infobox Military Unit unit name 78th Regiment of Foot image caption nickname Fraser s Highlanders motto Je suis prest colors White or Buff facings and no ? lace. march ceremonial chief type Infantry branch infantry dates 1757 &ndash 1763 country United Kingdom allegiance United Kingdom command structure size two battalion s specialization current commander garrison battles Battle of the Plains of Abraham br Siege of Louisbourg 1758 br Battle of Signal Hill notable commanders General Simon Fraser of Lovat Simon Fraser anniversaries For other units with the same regimental number, see 78th Regiment of Foot The 78th Regiment, Highland Regiment of Foot otherwise known as the 78thFraserHighlanders was a United Kingdom British infantry regiment of the line unit raised in Scotland in 1757, to fight in the French and Indian War . History The regiment was formed as the 2nd Highland Battalion having its roots in a Highland company of 1745. With the buildup of 2nd battalions of various regiments ... of Canada The 78thFraserHighlanders wore both the great kilt feileadh mor and the little kilt feileadh ... performs Musket and Bagpipe demonstrations. See also 78thFraserHighlanders Pipe Band , a pipe band from Toronto with the same name. 71st Regiment of Foot Frasers Highlanders References reflist http ... as the 78th in 1758. The regiment fought at the Siege of Louisbourg 1758 capture of Louisbourg in 1758 ... Regiment of Foot Royal Highland Emigrants . A new 78th Regiment of Foot 78th Highland Regiment ... Fraser sett, although several sources, including Benjamin West s The Death of General Wolfe , indicate ... s wealth. The 78th were issued with the Long Land Pattern musket, although the Short Land Pattern ... exist which are marked 2 HB for the 78th s precursor, the 2nd Highland Battalion Darling 1988 . Recreation ... 5kjLEPazt Archived 2009 10 22 http www.bagpiping.com Bagpiping 78th 20Frasers CBC.htm 78th Frasers ... in 1757 Category 1763 disestablishments fr R giment du 78e Frasers Highlanders ... more details
Citations missing date April 2008 Infobox Pipe band name The 78thFraserHighlanders Pipe Band image Image 2003 78th frasers.jpg 300px established location Toronto, Ontario grade 1 major Doug MacRae sergeant Drew Duthart tartan 78thFraserHighlanders honours Winner, World Pipe Band Championships 1987. Winner, World Drum Corps Champions 1987, 2007, World Bass Section Champions 2007 website http www.78thfrasers.net 78thFH Website The 78thFraserHighlanders Pipe Band , is a pipe band from Toronto, Ontario , Canada . The 78th Frasers became the first non Scotland Scottish band to win the World Pipe Band Championships , in the summer of 1987. In 2007, the Drum Corps led by Drew Duthart captured the Best Drum Corps Prize and the Best Bass Section award at the World Pipe Band Championships at Glasgow Green in Scotland. ref http www.pipesdrums.com Contents.aspx?M Articles&AT Results&AID 14213 pipes drums 2007 World Championships Results ref Under the direction of Pipe Major Bill Livingstone, the band is still active in the competitive pipe band arena to this day. The band has won both the North American Pipe Band Championships held in Maxville, Ontario and the Canadian Pipe Band Championships held in Cambridge, Ontario a total of twelve times each. The Frasers travel to Scotland each summer to compete at the World s, and have finished in the prize list eleven times. In addition to their competitive activities, the band has always had a mandate and goal to expand the pipe band idiom and to introduce new musical concepts into the genre through their recordings and concerts. Their recording Live In Ireland 1987 is regarded by some as the quintessential modern pipe band recording. Their recordings include 78thFraserHighlanders Faces album 1983 Up to the Line 1985 Live In Ireland 1987 The Immigrant s Suite 1989 Live in Canada The Megantic Outlaw Concert 1991 Live in Scotland 1993 ... references Grade I Pipe bands DEFAULTSORT Seventy Eighth FraserHighlanders Pipe Band Category Grade ... more details
The original 72nd Regiment, Duke of Albany s Own Highlanders78th Foot was raised by the Earl of Seaforth ... . In April 1873 under the Linked Regiments Depot System the 78thHighlanders were linked with the 71st ... n Righ A History of the Queen s Own Highlanders Seaforth and Camerons . Inverness Regimental H.Q., Queen s Own Highlanders, 1998 James MacVeigh, The Jubilee Memorial. The Historical Records of The 78thHighlanders Or Ross shire Buffs, Now 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders From 1793 to 1887. From Official and Authentic Sources. Dumfries 1887. External links http www.qohldrs.co.uk Queen s Own Highlanders Association DEFAULTSORT 78thHighlanders Regiment Of Foot Category Infantry regiments of the British ...Refimprove date August 2008 Infobox Military Unit unit name 78th Highland Regiment image Image colours78th.jpg 300px caption Colours of the regiment dates 1793 1881 country United Kingdom allegiance branch ... Assaye 1803 For other units with the same regimental number, see 78th Regiment of Foot disambiguation The 78th Regiment of Foot was a Scottish regiment Highland Infantry Regiment of the Line raised ... was changed to the 72nd Foot Seaforth Highlanders . ref cite book title The Scottish Highlands ... Mackenzie, 1st Baron Seaforth Francis Humberstone MacKenzie raised the 78th Highland Regiment of Foot . In 1795 it was renamed the 78th Highland Regiment of Foot, or The Ross shire Buffs . During ... ref . The 78th fought under Wellington at Battle of Assaye Assaye in the Second Anglo Maratha ... George . In 1881 it was amalgamated with 72nd Regiment of Foot 72nd Highlanders forming the 2nd Battalion of The Seaforth Highlanders Ross shire Buffs Fraser s Highlanders In 1757, the 78thFraserHighlanders were raised by Lieutenant Colonel Simon Fraser of Lovat and sent to fight in the French and Indian War . At the end of the Seven Years War in 1763, the 78th was disbanded. Apart from the regimental number, the unit has no relation to the 78th Foot raised in 1778. Citations and notes reflist ... more details
notability date April 2008 Infobox Pipe band name 78thHighlanders Halifax Citadel Pipe Band image Image Antigonish2005 78th citadel.jpg 300px established location Halifax Urban Area Halifax , Canada grade 1 major Roderick MacLean sergeant Dave Danskin tartan Mackenzie honours 1st place, North American Pipe Band Championships 2003 13th place, World Pipe Band Championships 2005 website http www.regimental.com inside.asp?cmPageID 231 www.regimental.com ... The 78thHighlanders Halifax Citadel Pipe Band is a Pipe band Competition .26 The World Pipe Band Championships grade one pipe band based in Halifax Urban Area Halifax , Canada . The band played the song Mull of Kintyre live with Sir Paul McCartney on July 11, 2009 in Halifax. ref http www.cbc.ca canada nova scotia story 2009 07 13 ns mccartney halifax pipe.html ref sup The band s Pipe Major is Roderick MacLean lead drummer is Dave Danskin. References Reflist Grade I Pipe bands DEFAULTSORT Seventy Eighth Highlanders Halifax Citadel Pipe Band Category Grade One Pipe Bands Category Pipe bands Canada band stub NovaScotia stub ... more details
70 numbered Regiments of Foot. The first new regiment was raised by Colonel Simon Fraser of Lovat general Simon Fraser and designated the 71st Regiment of Foot . King George III bestowed the honour of being the first new regiment to Fraser because of the outstanding service of another regiment of Fraser s Highlanders, the 78thFraserHighlanders78th Regiment 1753 1763 , in the Seven years war Seven ... a large number of combat proven officers from the old 78thFraser s Highlanders. Organization ... at the end of hostilities in 1783. The regiment was unofficially known as Fraser s Highlanders ... lauded and equal hopes of success were held for the new Fraser s Highlanders. In point of fact, however, the Regiment was never officially called the Fraser s Highlanders instead it was always the 71st Regiment of Foot. Colonel Simon Fraser was the chieftain of the Frasers of Lovat . He raised the 78th Regiment of Foot for the French and Indian Wars. He regained the lands forfeit in 1746, but did ... Cameron died while traveling to join his unit. Colonel Fraser did not accompany the new 71st Regiment of Foot when it set sail for Boston Harbor . Uniforms of the FraserHighlanders Image Fraser1776officer.png ... Militia which had breached the Hessian redoubt. Maitland shifted two companies of Fraser s Highlanders ... Fraser in building the regiment. Six of these served as Officer armed forces officers . In short ... the city until he arrived. The mutiny quickly ended when Simon Fraser convinced the men that a friend .... Captain Campbell, however, would not give ground and a determined skirmish ensued. The Highlanders ... became disorganized and withdrew. The Highlanders pursued the retiring Americans but timely employment of the American cavalry forced the Highlanders to switch over to the defence. In a well synchronized effort, General Lincoln then brought up infantry to rake the Highlanders with musket fire. Maitland ... Infantry Remember you are Highlanders, Charge. The American militia was swept from the field ... more details
The Highlanders may refer to Highlanders rugby A professional rugby union team The Highlanders Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons a British Army infantry regiment The Highlanders Shinty Club a shinty club representing the British Army The Highlanders professional wrestling a professional wrestling tag team that formerly worked for WWE The Highlanders Doctor Who a Doctor Who serial. See also Highlander disambiguation disambig fr The Highlanders homonymie ... more details
78th Regiment or 78th Infantry Regiment may refer to 78thHighlanders Regiment of Foot , a unit of the United Kingdom Army 78thFraserHighlanders , a unit of the United Kingdom Army 78th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment , a unit of the Union Northern Army during the American Civil War See also 78th Division disambiguation 78 Squadron disambiguation disambig sl 78. polk ... more details
In military terms, 78th Division or 78th Infantry Division may refer to Infantry divisions 78th Division People s Republic of China , a unit of the Chinese Army 78th Reserve Division German Empire , a unit of the Imperial German Army 78th Infantry Division Germany , a unit of the German Army 78th Infantry Division Philippine Commonwealth Army , a unit of the Philippine Commonwealth Army 78th Rifle Division Soviet Union , a unit of the Soviet Army 78th Infantry Division United Kingdom , a unit of the United Kingdom Army 78th Division United States , a unit of the United States Army Cavalry divisions 78th Cavalry Division Philippine Commonwealth Army , a unit of the Philippine Commonwealth Army Armoured divisions 78th Armored Division Philippine Commonwealth Army , a unit of the Philippine Commonwealth Army See also 78th Regiment disambiguation 78 Squadron disambiguation disambig sl 78. divizija ... more details
78th parallel may refer to 78th parallel north , a circle of latitude in the Northern Hemisphere 78th parallel south , a circle of latitude in the Southern Hemisphere Disambig fr 78e parall le ... more details
78th meridian may refer to 78th meridian east , a line of longitude east of the Greenwich Meridian 78th meridian west , a line of longitude west of the Greenwich Meridian Disambig ... more details
Infobox Military Unit unit name The Pictou Highlanders country Canada country flag Canada 1921 type Line Infantry branch Militia dates 1871 1954 specialization Motor vehicle Motor command structure Royal Canadian Infantry Corps size One battalion garrison New Glasgow, Nova Scotia motto Cuidich N Righ Save the Monarch colors Facing colour buff march Quick Pibroch O Donald Dhu mascot identification symbol http www.regiments.org tradition tartans govermt.htm Seaforth identification symbol label Tartan The Pictou Highlanders was an infantry regiment of the Canadian Army . Founded in 1871 as the Colchester and Hants Provisional Battalion of Infantry it went through several name changes including, in 1871, the 78th Colchester and Hants , or Highlanders Battalion of Infantry in 1879 the 78th Colchester, Hants and Pictou Battalion of Infantry , Highlanders in 1900 the 78th Colchester, Hants and Pictou Regiment , Highlanders in 1910 the 78th Pictou Regiment Highlanders in 1921 The Pictou Highlanders and in 1946 The Pictou Highlanders Motor . In 1954, as a result of the Kennedy Report on the Reserve Army , this regiment was amalgamated with The North Nova Scotia Highlanders to form the 1st Battalion of The Nova Scotia Highlanders with The Cape Breton Highlanders forming the 2nd Battalion. The Pictou Highlanders were allied to the Seaforth Highlanders Rossshire Buffs, The Duke of Albany s and were kitted as Seaforth s except for regimental badges and the Bugle cords were Royal. The regiment perpetuated the 17th & 246th Nova Scotia Highlanders Battalion, CEF 246th Battalions C.E.F and held its final Order of Precedence as 33. Battle honours Second Battle of Ypres Ypres 1915 Battle of Festubert Festubert 1915 Mount Sorrel Battle of the Somme Somme 1916 Battle of Amiens 1918 Amiens References Barnes, RM, The Uniforms and History of the Scottish Regiments , London, Sphere Books Limited ... The Pictou Highlanders Canadian Forces Land Force Command DEFAULTSORT Pictou Highlanders ... more details
the amalgamation of the 72nd Regiment of Foot 72nd Highlanders Duke of Albany s Own and the 78th Regiment of Foot 78thHighlanders Ross shire Buffs , as part of the Childers Reforms of the British ... Duke of Albany s, Ross shire Buffs 72nd Regiment of Foot 72nd Highlanders and 78th Regiment of Foot 78thHighlanders . Those borne on the Colours are in bold type 72nd Highlanders Carnatic region ... Peiwar Kotal, Charasiah, Kabul 1879 , Kandahar 1880 , Afghanistan 1878 80 78thHighlanders Assaye Assaye ... Cathcart Bogle A.C. Bogle , 78thHighlanders, 1857, Indian Mutiny Lt Joseph Petrus Hendrik Crowe J.P.H Crowe , 78thHighlanders, 1857, Indian Mutiny Lt Herbert Taylor MacPherson H.T. MacPherson , 78thHighlanders, 1857, Indian Mutiny Surgeon Joseph Jee J. Jee , 78thHighlanders, 1857, Indian Mutiny Asst Surgeon Valentine Munbee McMaster V.M. McMaster , 78thHighlanders, 1857, Indian Mutiny C Sgt Stewart McPherson VC S. McPherson , 78thHighlanders, 1857, Indian Mutiny Private Henry Ward VC H. Ward , 78thHighlanders, 1857, Indian Mutiny Private James Hollowell J. Hollowell , 78thHighlanders ... category Seaforth Highlanders 72nd Regiment of Foot 72nd Highlanders Duke of Albany s Own 78th Regiment of Foot 78thHighlanders Ross shire Buffs Queen s Own Highlanders The Seaforth Highlanders ...Infobox Military Unit unit name Seaforth Highlanders image Image Seaforth.gif caption Cap Badge of the Seaforth Highlanders dates 1881&ndash 1961 country United Kingdom allegiance branch British Army type ... of the same name see The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada . The Seaforth Highlanders Ross&ndash shire ... of the northern Highlands of Scotland. The Seaforth Highlanders have varied in size from two battalions ... . Fort George served as Depot for the Seaforth Highlanders for most of the regiment s life. Later amalgamations The Seaforth Highlanders were combined with the Queen s Own Cameron Highlanders to form the Queen s Own Highlanders in 1961. More recently, the Queens Own Highlanders and Gordon Highlanders ... more details
TOCright Fraser may refer to Places Australia Fraser, Australian Capital Territory , a suburb in the Canberra district of Belconnen The Division of Fraser , an electoral division in the northern Australian Capital Territory Fraser Island , along the coast of Queensland Canada Fraser River Fraser Plateau , a subplateau of the Interior Plateau, named for the river Fraser Basin , a low lying area, part of the Nechako Plateau, flanking the Fraser River in the Central Interior of British Columbia Fraser Canyon , the stretch of the Fraser River from the city of Williams Lake south to the town of Hope, British Columbia Fraser Valley , the region flanking the lowermost reaches of the Fraser River, from the town of Hope to the sea Fraser Plateau and Basin complex , a World Wildlife Fund named ecoregion in the Central Interior of British Columbia Simon Fraser University , Burnaby, British Columbia Alex Fraser Bridge , between Delta and Richmond, British Columbia Fraser Mills, British Columbia , a neighbourhood of the city of Coquitlam, British Columbia Fraser Heights, British Columbia , a neighbourhood of the city of Surrey, British Columbia Fraser Valley Regional District , British Columbia, a para municipal body encompassing the eastern half of the Fraser Valley region and a portion of the lower Fraser Canyon Regional District of Fraser Cheam , a former para municipal body encompassing the Upper Fraser Valley and parts of the Fraser Canyon, now part of the Fraser Valley Regional District Central Fraser Valley Regional District , a former para municipal body encompassing the central portion of the Fraser Valley region, now part of the Fraser Valley Regional District Regional District of Fraser Fort George , a para municipal body encompassing the area of the city of Prince George, British Columbia, and the upper valley of the Fraser River southeast of there Fraser River Provincial Park , a park on the west bank of the Fraser River northwest of Hixon, British Columbia, to the south ... more details
Infobox military unit unit name Gordon Highlanders image Image Bydand.gif caption Cap Badge of the Gordon Highlanders dates 1881 1994 country Scotland , United Kingdom UK allegiance branch British Army ... decorations battle honours Relief of Ladysmith br Battle of Kandahar The Gordon Highlanders ... 92nd Highlanders.jpg left 250px thumb 92nd Highlanders at Battle of Kandahar Kandahar br by Richard ... Gordon Highlanders Regiment of Foot 92nd Gordon Highlanders , which became the 2nd. The 75th Highlanders were raised in 1787 by Colonel Robert Abercromby of Tullibody for service in India , where ... were raised as the 100th Highlanders by the Alexander Gordon, 4th Duke of Gordon Duke of Gordon in 1794 ... and Second Boer War South Africa . First World War Image Gordon Highlanders Mametz 1 July 1916.jpg thumb right British troops, believed to be the 4th Battalion, Gordon Highlanders 20th Brigade ... Highlanders although they were a London recruited regiment. After the war the Gordons saw ... Own Highlanders Seaforth and Camerons on September 17, 1994 to form The Highlanders Seaforth ... Tunes of Glory on his experiences in the Highlanders. Trivia Trivia date November 2009 The novelist George MacDonald Fraser was posted as a lieutenant to the 2nd Battalion in the immediate post war period ... Gaul. Charles, Prince of Wales HRH The Prince of Wales was Colonel in Chief . The Gordon Highlanders ... no. 62277 , which is now preserved as GNSR no. 49 Alliances CAN 48th Highlanders of Canada The 48th Highlanders of Canada CAN The Toronto Scottish Regiment Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother s Own AUS ... Australian Regiment RSA Cape Town Highlanders Regiment The Cape Town Highlanders See also Commons category Gordon Highlanders References Reflist 2 External links http www.gordonhighlanders.com Gordon Highlanders Museum http www.thegordonhighlanders.co.uk index2.htm History of the Regiment http ... Gordon Highlanders Online Meeting place for Gordon Highlanders http www.stagsheid.com Gordon Highlanders ... more details
Cameron Highlanders may mean The Highlanders Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons , infantry regiment in the Scottish Division of the British Army The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa , Primary Reserve infantry regiment of the Canadian Forces The Queen s Own Cameron Highlanders , former infantry regiment of the British Army The Queen s Own Highlanders Seaforth and Camerons , former infantry regiment in the Scottish Division of the British Army The Queen s Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada , Primary Reserve infantry regiment of the Canadian Forces . The people of the Cameron Highlands disambig ... more details
for other units with the same regimental number 64th Regiment of Foot disambiguation Loudon s Highlanders , or the Earl of Loudon s Regiment of Foot , was an infantry regiment of the British Army . The great bravery of the 42nd Regiment of Foot 42nd Highlanders then the 43rd and the admirable service which they rendered at the Battle of Fontenoy in 1745, made the Government anxious to avail themselves still further of the military qualities of the Highlanders. Authority, therefore, was given to John Campbell, 4th Earl of Loudoun to raise another Highland regiment under the patronage of the noblemen, chiefs, and gentlemen of that part of the kingdom, whose sons and connections would be appointed officers. The regiment was raised at Inverness and Perth in August 1745. The regiment fought at the Battle of Prestonpans in 1745 where they were defeated and many were taken prisoner but later released. Three companies of Loudon s Highlanders fought for the British government against the Jacobites at the Battle of Culloden in 1746, where they were victorious, alongside a company of Highlanders from the 43rd later renamed the 42nd Regiment of Foot, otherwise known as the Black Watch . ref Pollard, Tony. Culloden The History and Archaeology of the last Clan Battle. Pages 71 to 72. Published 2009. ISBN 9781848840201. ref The regiment was ranked as the 64th Foot in 1747. It served at the Siege of Bergen op Zoom 1747 siege of Bergen op Zoom where it distinguished itself and suffered over one thousand casualties out of a complement of 1,450. It was disbanded in 1748. ref Browne, James, A history of the Highlands and of the Highland clans , Volume 4, Galsgow, 1840, pp. 240 241, ...from 1450, are now reduced to 330 ... . ref Captains John Murray, 3rd Duke of Atholl John Murray never actually served , son of Lord George Murray general Lord George Murray . Alexander Livingstone Campbell ... Novar . Malcolm Ross, younger of Pitcalnie. Hugh Mackay. James Fraser. David Spalding of Ashintully ... more details
The Glendaruel Highlanders is a march tune written for the bagpipes. It was the tune used for the popular Scottish comic song Campbeltown Loch , as sung by Andy Stewart musician Andy Stewart . Glendaruel is a valley in Cowal , Argyll and Bute External links http www.liverpoolscottish.org.uk Glendaruel 20Highlanders.mid The Glendaruel Highlanders , listed in http www.liverpoolscottish.org.uk pipeduty.htm Pipe Duty Tunes of the Liverpool Scottish . Accessed September 25, 2007. DEFAULTSORT Glendaruel Highlanders Category Bagpipe tunes song stub ... more details
Infobox college athletics name RU Highlanders logo RadfordHighlanders.png university Radford University conference Big South Conference division Division I director Norwood Teague city Radford state Virginia stateabb VA teams 12 stadium N A arena Donald N. Dedmon Center rival UNC Asheville mascot nickname Highlanders fightsong color1 Highlander Red color2 White hex1 000000 hex2 F8B800 pageurl http www.radfordathletics.com pagename www.radfordathletics.com The Radford Highlanders are the athletic teams of Radford University . The school s athletic program includes 16 NCAA Division I varsity sports which compete in the Colonial Athletic Association . Uncategorized date April 2011 ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Image Lonach Highlanders.jpg thumb right The Lonach Highlanders marching at the 1978 Highland Games The Lonach Highlanders are members of The Lonach Highland and Friendly Society, made up of men from the Strathdon area of Aberdeenshire in Scotland . The society was formed in 1823. The principal aims of the Society are the preservation of Highland Dress, and as far as can be of the Celtic Language to support of loyal peaceable manly conduct, and the promotion of social and benevolent feelings among the inhabitants of this district, for which purpose it was further agreed to open a fund for distressed members and their families. Unlike the Atholl Highlanders , the Lonach Highlanders have never been presented with colours, standards and guidons colours , however they carry the society colour and two banners ensigned LONACH. They cannot be considered as part of the British Army or indeed as an independent military force. The Highlanders parade once a year during the annual Lonach Highland Games and Gathering , held on the 4th Saturday of August ,on a march to officially open the games and at various points along the route from Bellabeg to Strathdon , the column stops for a wee dram . This is led by the Patron of the Lonach Highland and Friendly Society , who is part of the Forbes Scottish clan clan . Most of the men in Lonach are Forbes, although there is a Section for the Wallace and Gordon clans as well, each with their own Tartan . The current Patron of the Lonach Highlanders is Sir James Forbes. The Lonach Highlanders are led by the Lonach bagpipes pipe band at the Lonach Gathering every year, as well as other Society occasions and visits abroad such as in 1996 when they visited Hungary. On the 150th anniversary of Lonach a new colour and banners were presented at the Lonach Gathering. The following week the pipe band and highlanders marched .... The Highlanders set up camp at Braemar Castle and re enacted an occasion that last happened during ... more details
Campbell s Highlanders may refer to one of two Highland regiments in the British Army, both active 1760 1763 100th Regiment of Foot 1760 100th Regiment of Foot 88th Regiment of Foot Highland Volunteers disambig ... more details
Unreferenced date January 2007 Infobox rugby team image Colonial Highlanders Logo.jpg imagesize 200px union Fiji Rugby Union fullname Suva Highlanders nickname shortname Highlanders countryflag flagicon Fiji countryflagvar founded region ground capacity chairman ceo president captain Dale Tonawai coach Etuate Waqa top scorer caps coach Etuate Waqa url league Colonial Cup season position pattern la1 pattern b1 pattern ra1 pattern so1 pattern sh1 leftarm1 body1 rightarm1 shorts1 socks1 pattern la2 pattern b2 pattern ra2 pattern so2 pattern sh2 leftarm2 body2 rightarm2 shorts2 socks2 Suva Highlanders are a Fiji an rugby union team. They compete in Fiji s premier rugby union competition, the Colonial Cup . The franchise area covers Suva , Naitasiri and Kadavu . History The franchise was one of four original teams created for the inaugural Colonial Cup in 2004. Suva Highlanders lost 26 21 to Coastal Stallions in the Grand final of the 2004 Colonial Cup. Northern Sharks were added to the 2005 competition, previously the Northern Division had belonged to the Suva franchise. Suva Highlanders won the Grand final with a 35 27 win over Western Crusaders . Suva Highlanders made the Grand final again in 2006 but lost 29 15 to Coastal Stallions in a tough encounter. Club honours Colonial Cup winners 2005 runners up 2004, 2006 The 2007 Squad The 2007 Colonial Cup squad is as follows Sunia Koto , Bill Gadolo , Sunia Radovu, Maseikula Gaunavou, Aisake Tarogi, Alifoso Yalayalatabua, Inoke Vasu, Sireli Temo, Wame Lewaravu, Mosese Vasuitoga, Fatafehi Komaisavai, Sainivalati Vunibola, Dale Tonawai, Koresi Ledua, Samu Bola, Mitieli Cama, Samu Kunanitu, Nikolai Baleitamavua, Derek Thomas, Apenisa Ratugoleanavanua, Waisale Vatuvoka, Valerio Racika, Apisai Salada, Sisa Waqa, Sevina Nanuku, Josevata Bola, Kelemedi Bola, Rt Marika Vakacegu, Alusio Buto, Daniele Tabuakuru, Josefa Satini, Paula Tiko ... highlanders Suva Highlanders Rugby union in Fiji Category Rugby union in Fiji Category Fiji rugby ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 The Trenton Highlanders were an American soccer club based in Trenton, New Jersey that was a member of the professional American Soccer League . The Highlanders had been previously an amateur club. Before the 1938 39 ASL season, the club was absorbed by Paterson Caledonian who moved to Trenton and took the amateur club s name. After a single season in Trenton, the team returned to Paterson as Paterson F.C. . Year by year class wikitable Year Division League Reg. Season Playoffs U.S. Open Cup 1938 39 N A ASL 5th, National Did not qualify Second round Category New Jersey soccer clubs Category Defunct soccer clubs in the United States Category American Soccer League 1933 1983 teams US footyclub stub nl Trenton Highlanders ... more details
Infobox Military Unit unit name The Atholl Highlanders image Image Murray of Atholl.PNG caption Cap Badge of the Atholl Highlanders dates 1839 country Scotland branch type Infantry role Personal bodyguard size One company command structure Private Army current commander garrison Blair Atholl ceremonial chief John Murray, 11th Duke of Atholl The Duke of Atholl ceremonial chief label Colonel in Chief colonel of the regiment nickname motto Furth Fortune and Fill the Fetters colors identification symbol ... identification symbol 2 label Tartan march The Atholl Highlanders mascot battles notable commanders anniversaries The Atholl Highlanders is a Scottish infantry regiment . Based in Blair Atholl , the regiment ... Foot The name Atholl Highlanders dates to the formation of the 77th Regiment of Foot Atholl Highlanders ... upon Tweed Berwick , where it disbanded in 1783. Atholl Highlanders More than 50 years later, in 1839 ... the Atholl Highlanders with colours, standards and guidons colours , thus giving the regiment official ... Wars. The regiment today File Atholl Highlanders dress.jpg thumb The full dress of the Atholl Highlanders Today, the Atholl Highlanders is a purely ceremonial regiment, of approximately 100 men, including .... ref http scotland.stv.tv the gathering 111235 atholl highlanders make long awaited return for the gathering Atholl Highlanders make long awaited return for The Gathering STV, 23 07 09 ref The regiment ... at Blair Castle VisitScotland Perthshire ref Atholl Highlanders Pipes and Drums USA The Atholl Highlanders Pipes and Drums USA is a pipe band resident in Stone Mountain, Georgia Stone Mountain ... beyond this to the Atholl Highlanders. The Atholl Highlanders USA has the distinction of being ... See also Structure of the British Army Military of Scotland Lonach Highlanders Clan Murray References ... Highlanders http usahpd.com The Atholl Highlanders USA Pipes and Drums Category Military units and formations ... regiments Category Clan Murray de Atholl Highlanders ... more details
Infobox military unit unit name The Glasgow Highlanders image File Glasgowhighlanders.png 200px caption Cap Badge of the Glasgow Highlanders dates 1868 1973 country United Kingdom allegiance branch Territorial Army United Kingdom Territorial Army type Line Infantry role size command structure Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers 1868 1881 br Highland Light Infantry 1881 1959 br Royal Highland Fusiliers 1959 1967 br 52nd Lowland Regiment 52nd Lowland Volunteers 1967 1973 garrison Glasgow equipment Commanders current commander ceremonial chief colonel of the regiment notable commanders Insignia identification symbol identification symbol 2 http www.regiments.org tradition tartans macken5.htm MacKenzie Tartan identification symbol 2 label Tartan Culture and history nickname patron motto Nemo Me Impune Lacessit No One Assails Me With Impunity Latin colors march Quick Highland Laddie mascot battles Battle ... Highlanders was a former Territorial Army United Kingdom Territorial Army regiment in the British Army ... of Modder River Modder River . TF and WWI In 1908 they became the 9th Glasgow Highlanders Battalion ... Passchendaele . After the end of the war, the Glasgow Highlanders were disbanded along with the rest ... established as the Territorial Army, and the Glasgow Highlanders re raised a single battalion ..., The Glasgow Highlanders, The Highland Light Infantry City of Glasgow Regiment and in 1959 transferred ... of the Glasgow Highlanders was initially carried on through HQ Glasgow Highlanders Company of the 52nd Lowland Volunteers and C Glasgow Highlanders Company of the 3rd Territorial Battalion, The Royal ... Highlanders Company of the 1st Battalion, 52nd Lowland Regiment 52nd Lowland Volunteers . It later ... of a Glasgow Highlanders unit within the Territorial Army. The Glasgow Highlanders name was continued ... F Platoon RHF Maryhill But still have the history of the Glasgow Highlanders taught to them. References ... scotland vinf glasgow.htm Regiments.org . Accessed 24 April 2006 Weir, Alec 2005 , Come on Highlanders ... more details
Infobox Military Unit unit name The Calgary Highlanders image Image Ca calhd.png 200px caption Cap Badge of The Calgary Highlanders country Canada type Line Infantry branch Primary Reserve Militia dates ... The Calgary Highlanders is a Canadian Forces Canadian Forces Land Force Command Land Force Primary ... Calgary Highlanders Exercise Black Bear 2004.jpg left thumb Exercise BLACK BEAR 2004 The badge is based ... 1921 The Calgary Regiment divided into six battalions, the 1st Battalion became The Calgary Highlanders ... a decade, and The Calgary Highlanders were first awarded battle honours for the actions of the 10th ... Highlanders were granted Arras, 1917, 18 as a battle honour, the 10th Battalion s honour read only ... Battalion Calgary Highlanders Regimental Funds Foundation, 1990 . ref While the overall battle of Saint ... effort and the persistence of the Winnipeg Light Infantry, the Calgary Highlanders and the Canadian ... three regiments at the time of adoption in 1938, and today by only two units, The Calgary Highlanders ... Calgary Highlanders website frame page ref Battle honours First World War See also 10th Battalion .... The Calgary Highlanders launched two attacks on the Bourgu bus Ridge, a failed attempt on 25 July ... Atlantic and Operation Goodwood , the Highlanders launched successful attacks south of the city ... July, 5th Brigade assaults on this feature proved costly for the Calgary Highlanders, and especially ... conducted in the period 7 16 August 1944, and The Calgary Highlanders were involved in fighting along ... attack by The Calgary Highlanders on the night of 12 13 August 1944 forced a German abandonment of positions ... was put under siege, and the Highlanders joined these actions from 6 to 18 September 1944. The action ..., and was cleared of Germans by the Highlanders in September. File Sergeant H.A. Marshall of the Sniper ... , of the Calgary Highlanders Scout and Sniper Platoon, posed for Army photographer Ken Bell near ... connecting with the city and its badly needed port facilities. The Calgary Highlanders arrived ... more details
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