The Black Watch is a historic infantry regiment of the British Army, originally formed in 1725. It was created to maintain order in the Scottish Highlands and is known for its distinctive tartan pattern. The regiment has a rich history, participating in numerous conflicts, including both World Wars and various peacekeeping missions. Today, the Black Watch is part of the Royal Regiment of Scotland and continues to honor its traditions while adapting to modern military needs. The regiment is recognized for its ceremonial duties and community engagement, preserving its legacy and connection to Scottish heritage.