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Newspaper Article
Tradition will take a front seat in battle for survival
2001
Overview
The Argylls, saved famously from the axe by a nationwide publicity campaign in the 1970s, is the junior of the Highland units, but the best recruited in the division. Its manpower is drawn from the west coast and from Glasgow. Its one potential saving grace is that the youth of Aberdeenshire and the Mearns who do choose to join up might not fancy giving allegiance to either the Argylls or the Black Watch, traditionally recruited from Perth and Angus. The Royal Highland Fusiliers, whose ranks are filled by Glaswegians and boys from Lanarkshire and Ayrshire, are almost as well off as the Argylls for soldiers. They have occasional disciplinary problems, but are regarded as a solid, reliable line regiment operationally.
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Gannett Media Corp
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