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	Tartan Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Some say that the amicability of the Tartan Army is due to the large volumes of alcohol imbibed before, during and after a game, a fact that few members would dispute.
		The Tartan Army was originally used to refer to fans of the Scottish Rugby Team.
		^ "Tartan Army to Woo UEFA", The Scotsman, 2002-04-21.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tartan_Army (361 words)

	The Tartan Army - Chapter 5
		Tabuk is the Aldershot of the Saudi army, a vast military establishment.
		One day the conversation got round to the Tartan army and suddenly the electrician told Gerry that the S. who had been guarding the oil pipe line were from Birmingham.
		The Tartan Army was able from then on to watch the S. although it was supposed to be the other way around.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/tartan_army7.htm (2332 words)

	Scotland's Famous Tartan Army Trains for Paris Euro International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Scotland's Tartan Army is traveling from Glasgow to Paris, return, by charter Trains and Eurostar to the Scotland v.
		UK (PRWEB) November 17, 2006 -- Scotland's Tartan Army is traveling from Glasgow to Paris, return, by charter Trains and Eurostar to the Scotland v.
		For The Famous Tartan Army Magazine, Train Chartering is offering a charter Train for 680 passengers in the UK and large group travel on 2 consecutive Eurostar services (340 passengers per Eurostar).
	www.prweb.com /releases/2006/11/prweb479096.htm (663 words)

	Tartan Rugby Balls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		These are the TARTAN RUGBY BALLS you have seen grown men weeping over at the bottom of a rugby scrum.
		tartan rugby ball is a very rugged ball that features a superb, improved grip and a more traditional color scheme
		Your colors, tartan, crest, and/or image can be placed on the ball as many times as you wish at no extra charge.
	www.tartanballs.net /gpage1.html (272 words)

	Tartan Soccer Balls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The regular tartan balls are PU with a four layer interior support system and a latex bladder.
		All tartans are, of course, not always in stock, so check in often to see what we have.
		We tend not to repeat tartans so, unless there is a specific custom order you should grab them while you can.
	www.tartanballs.net /gpage.html (406 words)

	The Tartan Army - Chapter 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Gerry got in with the Inverness members of the S. He almost immediately became aware of an organization called The Army For The Provisional Government, [A. He had vaguely heard of them before and he was now to become acutely conscious of their activities.
		However the A. provided the Tartan Army with as dense a smoke screen as they could have hoped for.
		Perhaps someone should set up a shadow tartan army which would wait in the shadows and strike when the time was ripe.
	www.electricscotland.com /HISTORY/tartan_army8.htm (1123 words)

	Scottish Tartan T-Shirts, Tee Shirts & T Shirts from Scotland
		Tartan is Scottish and belongs to Scots worldwide.
		T-shirts are the most worn casual garments in the world, because they are practical, cost effective and can be worn with anything.
		So we decided to manufacture tartan t-shirts using a brand new process, which genuinely shows our tartans, clans and origins.
	www.tartantshirts.co.uk (119 words)

	The Tartan Army - Chapter 4
		Up until the 1970's Scotland had been regarded as a mist shrouded tartan aberration of the English norm situated somewhere to the North of London only to be dragged out of its historical moth balls every time a war came round.
		They were; David Stirling, the founder of the elite secret British army regiment, The Special Air Service, commonly known as The S. Lord Lovat, the chief of the Clan Fraser, a second world war hero who with his own men recruited from his farms had formed The Lovat Scouts.
		The visitor said that he would have thought that a good name for these people would be the Tartan Army and he went on to tell Gerry how the original Tartan Army, or Feachd nam Breacan in Gaelic, had got its name and fought for the English against their own people.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/tartan_army6.htm (4757 words)

	NATO/SFOR Informer: The Tartan Army in camouflage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Scotland won 2-1 to the great satisfaction of the Tartan Army, the hard-core group of supporters who literally travel the world over in support of their nation.
		Well, apart from the fact that Scotland is a traditional recruiting ground for the British Army, and Scots are therefore quite well represented in the Headquarters at Ilidza, the game also coincided with a tour in Bosnia by the Royal Highland Fusiliers (RHF).
		And we should not forget, of course, the tartan kilts and the tam o'shanters of the Tartan Army.
	www.nato.int /sfor/historic-moments/tartan/t990921i.htm (260 words)

	Tartan Army
		The Tartan Army are the supporters of the Scotland National Football Team who attend matches on a regular basis both home and away.
		The EASTA site (the East of Scotland Tartan Army) has a merchandise section which reveals that on purchasing a £10 T-Shirt, £1 goes to their registered charity, The Special Care Baby Unit at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee.
		Although notorious for being rather high spirited, the Tartan Army at least is known for being very friendly and open and did on one occasion win the Supporters Award and have been close runners up a few times.
	www.tartan.tv /Web/Site/NewSite/Directory/Programmes/Tartan-army.asp (294 words)

	Tartan Army Sunshine Appeal
		Being part of the Tartan Army is more than a love of football or representing Scotland abroad.
		It's about making friends wherever we go and it was one of those friendships that led to the Tartan Army Sunshine Appeal.
		This Website, and it's component parts, are the property of The Tartan Army Sunshine Appeal and are protected by the copyright laws of the United Kingdom and under international law.
	www.tasunshineappeal.co.uk (255 words)

	What is the Tartan Army ?
		The Tartan Army refers to the Supporters of the Scotland National Football Team who regularly attend matches both home and away.
		The Tartan Army, although being somewhat loud when travelling, has built itself a reputation for being friendly and open.
		The Tartan Army (unfortunately unlike the Scotland Team) were champions at the European Championship finals in 1992.
	www.t-army.com /tar_who.html (331 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet Scotland: News - Tartan army invades Riga
		Ready, steady, Riga is the cry as the Latvian capital prepares to swing open the gates of her mediaeval town to admit 1,000 carousing Scots.
		The Tartan Army's good name has been built up over 20 years, since it became regimented under the banner of the SFA's Travel Club administered by first lady of Park Gardens, Marjorie Nimmo.
		There is even a Jamaican on the Tartan Army's recruitment register, but a somewhat mystified Ms Nimmo tells Soccernet that, so far as she knows, he has yet to attend a match.
	www.soccernet.com /scotland/news/2000/0731/20000901tartanarmy.html (641 words)

	ScotClans - Casual outfit 2 - Tartan army
		Some tartans may only be available in certain weights and we will check this for you.
		Anyone who has the correct clan surname or whose surname is a sept of a clan can wear a kilt in that tartan, The wearing of district tartans or others such as 'Scottish National' or' Flower of Scotland' is open to anyone.
		There are also 'Corporate Tartans' which have been designed specifically for a company or organisation and wearing of these can be restricted.
	www.scotclans.com /shopping/outfitorder4.html (788 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Over the Top with the Tartan Army: Active Service 1992-97: Books: Graham Spiers,Andrew McArthur (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This illustrated text introduces the reader to the mad-cap supporters of Scotland's national soccer team, the "Tartan Army" - a harder core, more eccentric type of travelling soccer fan - and follows the Army on their expeditions around the world during the 1990s.
		The book is full of amusing, touching and laugh out loud tales ands stories about what the tartan army go up to in the 90's.
		This book is a very good guide to how the Tartan Army conduct themselves, the friends they make and the things they do for charities along the way.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Over-Top-Tartan-Army-Service/dp/0946487456 (686 words)

	Army Technology - Tartan International Seek North American Distributors for the Tartan Flooring System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Tartan International, specialists in unique, lightweight, rapid assembly, temporary flooring products, are seeking North American distributors.
		Tartan's flooring system is a unique product designed to satisfy myriad needs for a temporary flooring surface.
		It has proven to be an effective temporary overlay floor in sports arena infields, ice-hockey rinks, train platforms and also for military operations, whether supporting forces on the move or for tactical field operations centers.
	www.army-technology.com /contractors/field/tartan/press1.html (241 words)

	Ally's Tartan Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ally's Tartan Army was a novelty record released by Scottish comedian Andy Cameron to mark the Scottish football team's qualification for the 1978 World Cup in Argentina.
		The "Tartan Army" are Scotland's fans; "Ally" was team manager Ally McLeod.
		The tune has since been recycled by fans of many teams, altering the lyric "We're on the march wi' Ally's Army" as appropriate (for example, "We all follow Man United").
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ally's_Tartan_Army (159 words)

	TartanBarmy FAQ's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The background to the name Tartan Barmy comes from the famous band of Scottish Football supporters, known as the Tartan Army, who have endeared themselves to the locals of countries throughout the world where the Scottish Football team has participated in competitive and friendly football matches.
		The Tartan Army has become renowned for their friendliness and the fun they generate regardless of their team's result - making them slightly "Barmy"!
		The online Scottish Gift market is crowded with vendors of traditional "tartan and shortbread" gift types, frequently tending towards the "tacky" and with websites which match.
	www.tartanbarmy.com /faq.html (198 words)

	ATAC
		The Association of Tartan Army Clubs directly represents over 1500 members of Tartan Army Clubs through Scotland and beyond.
		The Association of Tartan Army Clubs was formed on 12th February 2000 to look after the needs of the numerous Tartan Army Clubs and Scotland supporters, with empasis on issues such as ticketing and travel abroad.
		Before ATAC was formed, there was no official voice of the Tartan Army to pass on concerns and suggestions to the Scottish Football Association.
	www.tartanarmyclubs.com (234 words)

	NATA Online - The Joy Of Talc
		One of the highlights of France 98 for me was seeing some guy squeezed into the red and navy away shirt (Spain '82), although he had obviously put on a wee bit of weight in the 16 years, and the shirt barely covered his nipples.
		On Tartan Army trips, the usual etiquette governing football kits goes right out the window, and its a case of the older the better, particularly with some of the more obscure away kits that we've worn over the years.
		We are keen to prevent anyone from making financial gain from our copyrighted images, or bringing the reputation of the Netley Abbey Tartan Army into disrepute (as we are more than capable of doing this ourselves).
	www.netleyabbeytartanarmy.net /talc.htm (2659 words)

	Johnny Reid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Johnny Reid’s Tartan Army is a troop of Johnny’s fans who want to support him in his career and have a blast doing it.
		Tartan Army members gain access to fan club exclusives.
		AND a Special Login Name for a Tartan Army Community that Includes: forums where you can chat with Johnny, the band and other Tartan Army members, exclusive photos, meet and greet opportunities, concert tickets, messages from Johnny, contests, and MUCH MORE!
	www.johnnyreid.com /tartan-army.html (192 words)

	jetpace tartan army tshirt
		The front has the look of a classic Scotland football top while the back boasts the life affirming legend 'Scottish by the grace of god'.
		Tartan Army is a jetpace production for the good people at O'Neills in Paisley.
		Special thanks to Andy, Paul and the Tartan Army.
	www.jetpace.com /tshirts/tartan/oneills.htm (68 words)

	The Sunday Mail - NEWS - SEVEN NATION TARTAN ARMY
		Jack hired his Ramsay tartan kilt from Geoffrey (Tailor) Kiltmakers across the street from the ABC - but went back the next day to spend £1000.
		He specifically j requested this particular tartan, so he must have researched his family background.
		Jack, who married British supermodel Karen Elson last year, also quashed recent record industry rumours that The White Stripes' days could be numbered, especially given his work and tour with The Raconteurs.
	www.sundaymail.co.uk /news/tm_objectid=16864725&method=full&siteid=64736&headline=seven-nation-tartan-army--name_page.html (530 words)

	Supporters of The Scotland Women's Football Team - The Tea Bag Tartan Army! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Tea Bag Tartan Army (TBTA) was formed by 5 Tartan Army footsoliders during their trip to the Czech Republic to watch the Scotland International Women's team play a Euro 2005 qualifying match.
		In the same vain as our comrades at "The Crack of Dawn Tartan Army" (Aberdeen), and the infamous "Tommy Scott Tartan Army", we have no fee's, no meetings or the like.
		Happen has it that 4 members are from the "Hebrides Bar Tartan Army" and the other from the "East of Scotland Tartan Army".
	www.teabagta.co.uk (183 words)

	Scottish tartans-Scotland clans heritage from Scotland On Line (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Scottish tartans Scotland clans heritage from Scotland On Line.
		Scottish tartan clans and heritage throughout Scotland from Scotland On Line.
		It is for the use of Scottish sport supporters with particular emphasis on the World Cup (Football) 1998 where it was first seen in quantity.
	www.tartans.scotland.net /tartan_info.cfm?tartan_id=1545 (91 words)

	Tap Shop Tartan Army - Mid Calder Tartan Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		"tapshopta.com" was set up primarily as a communications tool for the Tap Shop Tartan Army to provide information on forth coming travel arrangements regarding the Scottish international football team.
		We are a small cog in the big machine known as the Tartan Army.
		Please browse around and feel free to email us with any ideas, suggestions or information that you may think useful to ourselves and other fellow Tartan Army Footsoldiers in our quest for world (pub) domination.
	www.tartanarmy.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /tsta.htm (482 words)

	The Daily Record - NEWS - TARTAN ARMY RUBBISH IDEA
		THE Tartan Army have set their sights on a new footballing goal this summer.
		Hamish Husband, of the Association of Tartan Army Clubs, said: "Although we unfortunately won't be at the World Cup, Scots fans can still play their part and make recycling their goal during the tournament."
		A SURGE in demand for winter clothing meant high street sales hit their best level for almost a year in October.
	www.dailyrecord.co.uk /news/tm_objectid=17176667&method=full&siteid=66633&headline=tartan-army-rubbish-idea--name_page.html (195 words)

	Kirkcaldy Tartan Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		kcaldy Tartan Army was formed in 2001 with the objective
		As well as following the national team, Kirkcaldy Tartan Army organise social events throughout the year for its members and their families.
		The official Kirkcaldy Tartan Army tartan/kilt (registered) is available for viewing, hiring or purchasing at The Kilt Highland Shop, Kirk Wynd, Kirkcaldy
	www.ktarmy.co.uk /main.html (142 words)

	ATAC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Tartan Army on tour - Various TA photos
		Perth Tartan Army Merchandising includes loads of FILA stuff including Scotland home and away tops, caps, rucksacks.
		Tartan Army Home Pages Merchandising tons of Scottish stuff, including pin badges, caps, t-shirts and more
	www.tartanarmyclubs.com /links.htm (146 words)

	Luath Press Ltd Over The Top With The Tartan Army
		Grown men bedecked in tartan, yomping across most of the globe, hellbent on benevolence and ritualistic bevvying.
		But the famous Tartan Army has broken the pain barrier on numerous occasions, emerging as cultural ambassadors for Scotland.
		Their total dedication to debauchery has spawned stories and legends that could have evaporated in a drunken haze but for the memory of one hardy footsoldier: Andrew McArthur.
	www.luath.co.uk /acatalog/Over_The_Top_With_The_Tartan_Army.html (318 words)

	The Tartan Army Home Pages
		Welcome to the Tartan Army Home Pages (for those not well versed in these matters that is the band of roving football fans who travel regularly to watch the Scotland National Football Team, both in Scotland and abroad).
		Yet more items are now available from the Tartan Army Home Pages Shop.
		It's run by Tartan Army regulars who will give a warm welcome to all Jocks, whether passing through.
	www.t-army.com (492 words)

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