The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's)

'Sans Peur'       Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders red and white dicing       'Ne Obliviscaris'

A Snapshot of Service
in 'A' Company
Paphos, Cyprus 1958

Map of Cyprus

from the A&SH tray..........
Limni Camp Cyprus, a pile of Jocks dressed in the kilt in the back of an open 3 ton truck were on their way back from Famagusta Leave Camp.
Passing through a Greek village, a group of young lassies run out to shout and laugh at them. One young Jock jumps up and lifts up the front of his kilt - very, very embarrassed young girls!
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'A' Company on a mountain village patrol in a 1 x tonner
Photo © H M Aitken 		'A' Company on a mountain village patrol in a 1 x tonner

These trucks were perfect for commandeering the centre of the narrow mountain road when the melon trucks came toward us.

This manoeuvre 'encouraged' the driver of the melon truck to slow down. It was then a dawdle for each of us to fix bayonets and acquire a fat juicy melon as the truck squeezed-by.

The Platoon Commander, 2nd/Lt Jack Wilson can be seen, head and shoulders above everyone


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