Principle 2: People are our priority. Congratulations to the 3 SCOTS soldiers who have been selected for promotion to WO2: CSgt MacFarlane CSgt Mackie CSgt McFadden CSgt Watt CSgt Kyle A huge achievement, recognising years of professionalism. 11th Security Force Assistance Brigade British Army in Scotland

Today is our 18th anniversary since formation! Here's a sneak peak of some of the ways we're operating today. Follow the link below for the full video. bit.ly/SCOTSCharter

Principle 2: People are our priority. End of an era. Today we said farewell to WO1 (RSM) Ferrier and good luck to WO1 (RSM) Robb. Auld Lang Syne. 11th Security Force Assistance Brigade British Army in Scotland 5th SFAB Fez42nd The SCOTS

The end of another busy week at 3 SCOTS. Adventurous Training, Machine Gun Cadres and new Communications Courses delivered with 5th SFAB. Investing in our people while making the most of our unique home in the Highlands 11th Security Force Assistance Brigade British Army in Scotland The SCOTS

Last week, MAJ Oates and 1SG Lillard worked with the Communication Information Systems platoon of 3SCOTS CO to conduct their first Advisor Communications Course at Fort George, Inverness, UK.

Principle 1: Professionalism, not 'allyness' saves lives. Machine Gun Cadre complete, skills refined, experience gained. The SCOTS British Army in Scotland 11th Security Force Assistance Brigade

Principle 1: Professionalism, not 'allyness' saves lives. 3 SCOTS soldiers have constructed a series of trench networks, allowing realistic and challenging training on our doorstep. 11th Security Force Assistance Brigade 5th SFAB The SCOTS

Best of luck to all those at Twickenham today!! Play hard and beat the Royal Navy!!! Army Rugby Union Army in Scotland Rugby

Congratulations to 3 SCOTS AGC Det on raising over £2000 for Erskine Veterans Charity, cycling 1000km in 11 hours! The SCOTS British Army in Scotland Erskine Veterans Charity 11th Security Force Assistance Brigade

U.S. Army Pacific Commanding General Gen. Charles A. Flynn discussed the importance of Campaigning and positional advantage during his opening remarks on May 14, 2024, at the Land Forces Pacific Symposium and Exposition. #LANPAC24 U.S. Army #LandPowerNetwork

It takes ALL of us! As highlighted by I Corps's LTG Brunson during Day 1 of #LANPAC2024, everything in the Indo-Pacific is inherently JOINT and requires coordination with our Allies and Partners to accomplish things of significance in this vast and complex region.

Experts from across the region spoke about modern warfare and the role of partners and allies in enhancing joint force capabilities, including the vital role armies in the region play. #JointForce #LANPAC24 #FreeAndOpenIndoPacific usarpac.army.mil/Our-Story/Our-…

“We cannot do what we do, should we go to conflict, without partnering during times of need and the time of need is now.” - Col. Teague | Commander's Corner Summary of Col. Teague's and Lt. Col. Smith's Commander's Corner presentation in the thread below ⬇️ #LANPAC2024 #LANPAC

LANPAC 2024. Strengthening partnerships through strategic collaboration with 5th SFAB. The SCOTS 11th Security Force Assistance Brigade

Our 5th SFAB - 3SCOTS CO partnership is indispensable to a #freeandopenindopacific

Principle 1: Professionalism, not 'allyness' saves lives. 4 mile inter-company log race. Simple, demanding and effective training. The SCOTS British Army in Scotland 11th Security Force Assistance Brigade

So this week #3SCOTSCHEFS have been out and about again, Cpl Tags and LCpl B have been with British Army in Scotland Rugby at the inter-services. Time in the kitchen is just as important as time out of it. Especially if they win! #doingwhatwedo 3SCOTS CO Army Rugby Union British Army Chef

Happy Armed Forces Day to all in the 3 SCOTS team: those serving, our veterans and the constant support from our families. FTFT.

Thoughts following a recent field study in Ukraine. Ukraine faces difficult months of fighting ahead, but the situation at the front is better than it was this spring. More worrisome is the state of Ukraine’s air defense, and the damage from Russian strikes to the power grid. 1/

In the early years of the 20th century, the American strategist and historian Alfred Thayer Mahan examined the role of navies in international affairs. Even today, his insights have much to offer and have a remarkable applicability to the present. ow.ly/rr3n30sF52x