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- Early History: 1689 to 1900
  Established in 1689, the King’s Own Scottish Borderers has a long rich history serving both home and abroad.
- The Earl of Leven
  David Melville, later Leslie, 3rd Earl of Leven and 2nd Earl of Melville, was born in May 1660 in Fife…
- Minden
  War broke out with France in 1754 when the British had attacked French positions in North America. At the same…
- World War One
  At the outbreak of war in August 1914, the two Regular Battalions and the two Territorial Battalions (4th and 5th)…
- World War Two
  Between the two World Wars the 1st Battalion served in India and Chanak (1922), Malta and Palestine both in (1936).…
- Post World War Two
  After the war, 6th and 7th Battalions KOSB were disbanded in 1946, and subsequently the 2nd Battalion KOSB in 1947.…
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  Insignia of the Regiment has develop through time and has predominantly been associated with the City of Edinburgh where we…
- Colonel-in-Chief
  Lady Alice Christabel Montagu-Douglas-Scott, sister of the 8th Duke of Buccleuch, a former CO of the 4th Battalion, was born…
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The Reverend Donald Prentice

It is with great sadness that I inform you of the death of the Rev Donald Prentice on Saturday 13 June. Donald was Padre with 1 KOSB in Weeton Barracks and Northern Ireland and also served with 2 PARA and 22 SAS. Our thoughts are with Alison and his wider family and funeral arrangements will be disseminated once known.

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