Nine soldiers from the Indian Army’s Force K6 died in the area after fighting with the British in World War I and II.
A memorial has been unveiled to commemorate a band of war heroes who served with the Indian Army and perished in the Scottish Highlands.
Nine soldiers were buried at a cemetery in Kingussie. The new monument stands prominently in the centre of the town.
People came from all corners of the UK for a pilgrimage to honour the men.
The Indian Army’s Force K6 was a transport unit that used mules to deliver vital supplies to frontline troops. It was despatched to various UK destinations.
The nine soldiers who died during training in the Cairngorms are remembered on the new stone-built tribute.
Among those attending the unveiling was 99-year-old Isobel Harling from Kingussie who had served in the Navy.
news.stv.tv /21.09.2022