NSW SCOTTISH REGIMENTAL ASSOCIATION
"In Omni Modo Fidelis"
(In all Things Faithful)

Thank you for visiting the Web Site
of the
NSW Scottish Regimental Association

An Association of former members of the 30^th Inf Bn NSW Scottish Regiment,
and former and serving members of
Alpha (Scottish) Company, 2/17 Bn Royal New South Wales Regiment

Aims of the Association:

1. To organise activities so as to maintain the comradeship and the esprit de corps previously enjoyed by all members when serving in the NSW Scottish.

2. To keep contact with Alpha (Scottish) Company in particular and 2/17 Bn RNSWR in general and assist the OC A Coy and the CO wherever possible so as to help maintain and continue NSW Scottish Regimental traditions dating back to 1885.

3. To assist the 2/30^th Battalion AIF Association and the 30^th Battalion (1939-45) AIF Association whenever called upon.

Association Activities

Each Year the Association Parades on:

AGM and Harbour Cruise - First Sunday in March
ANZAC Day - 25 April (followed by Reunion Lunch)
Boer War Day - Last Sunday in May
Reserve Forces Day - First Sunday in July (followed by Formal Lunch)
30 Battalions' Church Parade - Second Sunday in November (followed by end of year Lunch)

Other Annual Activities are:

Gemas Day - Sunday nearest to 14 January (followed by Lunch at Pymble Multi-use Depot)
Association Annual Meeting - February-March (including a special social activity)
RNSWR Church Parade - Fourth Sunday in June (followed by Haggis and Chips at the Orient Hotel)

For a copy of the current Association Parade Card in pdf format click here

A FIRST FOR THE SCOTTISH !

In the 2007 Reserve Forces Day National Parade, the NSW Scottish Regimental Association was the first Association to parade its Association Standard.

Since then, following the lead of the Scottish, the other Associations registered with the Reserve Forces Day Council have acquired Standrards which now have a central role in RFD activities

For a fuller report and photographs of the presentation ceremony Click Here

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