The Scottish Infantry refers to the various regiments of foot soldiers in Scotland, known for their rich history and distinctive traditions. These regiments have played significant roles in numerous conflicts, including the Jacobite risings and both World Wars. They are recognized for their unique uniforms, often featuring the kilt and tartan patterns that represent different Scottish clans. Today, the Scottish Infantry is part of the British Army, contributing to both domestic and international operations. The regiments maintain a strong sense of heritage, with ceremonial duties and participation in events like the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, showcasing their history and culture.