The Ninety-Eighth Regiment, also known as the 98th Regiment of Foot, was a British infantry regiment formed in 1800. It served in various military campaigns, including the Napoleonic Wars and the Crimean War. The regiment was known for its distinctive uniforms and played a significant role in several key battles during its active years. In 1881, the Ninety-Eighth Regiment was amalgamated with the Ninety-Second Regiment to form the Gordon Highlanders. This merger was part of a broader reorganization of the British Army, aimed at improving efficiency and effectiveness. The legacy of the Ninety-Eighth Regiment continues to be remembered in military history.