Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo returns to Scotland after three years
The event runs until 27 August, with performers from as far away as New Zealand, Mexico and Switzerland.
The event runs until 27 August, with performers from as far away as New Zealand, Mexico and Switzerland.
More than 900 performers from across the globe are taking part in this year’s Edinburgh Tattoo.
"It stared at me, beaked it and flew towards the Esplanade," said Army Major General Alastair Bruce.
Scotland hosted Exercise Lucknow Lancer, a vital combined training camp for the NATO allies.
The showpiece event at Edinburgh Castle has been cancelled for two years because of the COVID pandemic.
Children from Army families have the chance to take part in an activity residential in Lockerbie.
After 38 years of service, Commodore Jim Perks hands over to Commodore Paul Dunn.
Ukraine is set to receive two Royal Navy Sandown-class minehunters after a deal was struck between the UK and Ukraine last year.
The centre, to be based in Livingston, will focus on the testing, fielding and maintenance of defensive high-energy laser (HEL) weapons.
The former Navy officer has been described as "a great champion for veterans".
The Sulha Alliance and Help For Heroes brought them together for a special lunch at the Namak Mandi Restaurant in Glasgow.
The memorial service saw French Navy and Marines come together in the Scottish Highlands.
The ceremony paid tribute to the monarch's role as head of the UK Armed Forces.
The ceremony will pay tribute to the Queen's role as head of the UK Armed Forces.
During a visit to Edinburgh, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said the country is a crucial part of the nation's defence.
Battalion pride was at stake as the boxers of the first battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment face off in the ring.