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    History quiz

    OK, gents, a little quiz for any history buffs on board:

    Which was the last Regiment to ever wear the kilt into combat?

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    Was it The Royal Highland Regiment during WWI?

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    The Camerons

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    I don't know, but I'm sure at least some wore a kilt in combat during WW2, might have been non-regulation though.

    My mother told me she saw several Canadian soldiers (officers?) wearing a kilt when her city was liberated in '45.

    I've seen a picture of a British paratrooper (probably an officer) wearing a kilt in combat during operation Market-Garden, September '44 near Arnhem or Oosterbeek.

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    Camerons...

    The Camerons, although I have seen pictures of individual pipers wearing kilts in the field during the Second World War.

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    Didn't the German nicknamed them as Ladies from Hell?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robin
    I don't know, but I'm sure at least some wore a kilt in combat during WW2, might have been non-regulation though.

    My mother told me she saw several Canadian soldiers (officers?) wearing a kilt when her city was liberated in '45.

    I've seen a picture of a British paratrooper (probably an officer) wearing a kilt in combat during operation Market-Garden, September '44 near Arnhem or Oosterbeek.
    a paratrooper wearing a kilt??? that woudpo be one chilly ride down - but the fear it woud instill in the enemy might have been well worth it...
    ITS A KILT, G** D*** IT!
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    Just a stab; The 87th Highland?

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