2nd Bn, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders: Service
| 1752.08 | Sutherland
Fencibles raised in Scotland for home service |
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| 1752 | Scotland | ||
| 1763 | disbanded | ||
| 1779 | Sutherland
Fencibles raised in Scotland for home service (with a second Gren Coy instead of Lt Coy) |
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| 1779 | Scotland | ||
| 1783 | disbanded | ||
| 1793 | Sutherland
Fencibles raised in Scotland for home service |
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| 1793 | Scotland | ||
| 1797 | Ireland | ||
| 1798 | Ireland | ||
| 1798? | Scotland | ||
| 1799.01 | disbanded at Fort George | ||
| 1799.04.16 | 93rd
(Highland) Regiment of Foot raised in Sutherland County, mostly from disbanded Sutherland Fencibles (embodied 25 Aug. 1800 at Inverness) |
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| 1800 | Channel Islands: Guernsey | ||
| 1802 | Scotland | ||
| 1803 | absorbed disbanding Reay Fencibles and Rothesay and Caithness Fencibles | ||
| 1803 | Ireland | ||
| 1805 | Cape of Good Hope | Highland Bde | |
| 1809 | 93rd Regiment of Foot | ||
| 1809 | Cape of Good Hope | ||
| 1813.05.27 | 1st
Battalion, 93rd
Regiment of Foot redesignated on formation of 2nd Battalion |
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| 1814 | England | ||
| 1814 | American War: New Orleans campaign | ||
| 1815 | England | ||
| 1815 | Ireland | ||
| 1816 | 93rd
Regiment of Foot redesignated on disbandment of 2nd Battalion |
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| 1819 | Netherlands | ||
| 1821 | 93rd (Highland) Regiment of Foot | ||
| 1823 | West Indies | ||
| 1834 | England | ||
| 1836 | Ireland | ||
| 1838 | Canada | ||
| 1848 | Scotland | ||
| 1852 | England | ||
| 1854.02 | at sea (embarked at Plymouth) | ||
| 1854.05 | Scutari | ||
| 1854.09 | Crimea | Highland Bde | |
| 1856.03 | at sea | ||
| 1856 | England | ||
| 1857.06 | at sea | ||
| 1857 | India | ||
| 1857 | Sepoy rebellion | ||
| 1859 | India | ||
| 1861 | 93rd (Sutherland Highlanders) Regiment of Foot | ||
| 1861 | Peshawar | ||
| 1863 | Umbeyla campaign | ||
| 1864 | Peshawar | ||
| 1867 | Central India | ||
| 1870 | Scotland: Edinburgh | ||
| 1873 | England | ||
| 1876 | Ireland: Curragh | ||
| 1879 | Gibraltar | ||
| 1881.07.01 | 2nd Battalion, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders | ||
| 1881 | England: Aldershot | ||
| 1882 | Scotland | ||
| 1884 | England: Parkhurst | ||
| 1888 | Ireland: Curragh | ||
| 1890 | England | ||
| 1891 | India: Dagshai | ||
| <1897> | Nowshera | ||
| <1899> | Rheniket | ||
| 1902 | Calcutta | ||
| 1904 | Poona | ||
| 1907 | South Africa | ||
| 1910 | Scotland: Glasgow | ||
| 1912 | Fort George | ||
| 1914.08 | France and Flanders | LofC, BEF | |
| 1914.10 | France and Flanders | 6 Div | |
| 1915.05 | France and Flanders | 27 Div | |
| 1915.08 | France and Flanders | 2 Div | |
| 1915.11 | France and Flanders | 33 Div | |
| 1919 | Scotland | ||
| 1919 | Ireland: Claremorris | ||
| 1922 | England: Parkhurst | ||
| 1927 | West Indies | ||
| 1929 | China | ||
| 1930 | Hong Kong | ||
| 1933 | India: Secunderabad | ||
| 1935 | NW Frontier | ||
| 1937.10 | Rawalpindi | ||
| 1939 | Singapore | ||
| 1941.12 | The
Plymouth Argylls formed in Malaya by amalgamation with RM survivors of HMS Repulse and HMS Prince of Wales |
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| 1942 | Malaya | ||
| 1942.02.15 | captured by the Japanese in Malaya | ||
| 1942.05.05 | 2nd
Battalion, The
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
reconstituted by redesignation of 15th Battalion in Orkneys |
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| 1942.05 | Scotland: Orkneys | ||
| 1943.09 | UK | 15 Inf Div | |
| 1944.05 | NW Europe | ||
| 1945 | Germany | ||
| 1947 | UK | ||
| 1948.09.30 | amalgamated with 1st Battalion | ||