Read this month’s moving poem about the Jungle Soldier written in the throes of the controversial Malayan Emergency.

Learn the story behind the Soldiers Total Abstinence Medals in the museum collection alongside the history of alcohol in the British Army.

This month’s poem from the archive is a satirical insight into one Seaforth’s experience in Mesopotamia, 1917.

Have you ever heard of the 79th New York Highlanders? Read our 4th July special on the Camerons’ American counterparts.

Follow this fascinating account of Tobruk written by Lieutenant A. B. Mitchel of the Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders.

80 years since the event, discover the story of the Battle of Tobruk, a major loss for the Allies in North Africa during WWII.

Read a soldier’s account of events from the Battle of Tobruk in 1942, where Axis forces defeated the Allies.

To celebrate the Platinum Jubilee, this month’s poem is all about the Queen’s Guards and their historic eccentricities.

Uncover the story of the 79th Camerons at Fuentes de Oñoro, a street-by-street fight that they would not experience again until Kohima, 133 years later.

Discover a poem from the little known Battle of Antisirane in Madagascar on its 80th anniversary.

The Graves at Akarit, a poem by Private John Smart, 2nd Seaforth, offers an emotional account of the events of the little-known WWII battle.

Trace the history of the fascinating Lord Lovats, from the Jacobite Rising to the raising of the Lovat Scouts.