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Name of piper Where you will play at 06:00 on 11.11.18 Country 78th Fraser Highlanders, Québec Canada Aaron Bergen Piper’s Lagoon, Nanaimo, BC, Canada Canada Aaron Kossi Große Hamburger Str. 29, Berlin Germany Aaron Lankford Collierville Tennessee. USA Aaron Taylor Bannockburn Cenotaph Scotland Abbey Hennessy Limerick City - The CBS Pipe Band from Limerick Ireland Adam Bowkett Memorial seat, Ludgvan, Cornwall, England. England Adam Casey RSL memorial Cooroy Queensland – Australia Australia Adam Gale New York City USA Adam Hill Wick, Caithness Scotland Adam Patrick Redmond Eley Anchorage, Alaska Alaska Adi King Germany Germany Adrian Eaton Normandy England Adrian Jameson Kings Park War Memorial in Perth, Western Australia. Australia Adrian Nicholls The music stand at Gorleston sea front England Adrian Vaughan I intend playing at Bridgend War Memorial, Bridgend, South Wales UK Agnes Christie Ayr Cenotaph, Shire of Burdekin, Queensland, Australia with The Lower Burdekin Caledonian Pipe Band Australia Aidan Hindley Outside my home address of Wemyss Cottage, 28 Bracon, Belton, North Lincolnshire, DN9 1QP. England Aidan Riley Loretto School Scotland Aiden Molter American Legion La Mesa Post 282 8118 University Ave., La Mesa, CA 91942 USA Aileen McNeil one location is the RAAF Base Amberley and the other is Goodna Service Club (RSL club) Australia Ailish Gracie Monifieth Parish Church of Scotland, Church Street, Monifieth, Dundee Scotland Aiton Sheppard Kings Park, Perth, Australia Australia AJ MacGregor Alyth War Memorial, Perthshire Scotland Al Foley Collingwood Canada Al Hunter Munlochy War Memorial beside Munlochy Bridge, Inverness-shire, Scotland Alain Pannier Monument Aux Morts Le Ferre, Ille-et-Vilaine, Brittany, France France Alain Vandermoere Tours, Indre-et-Loire, France. France Alain Yvernogeau tbc France Alan Barnett Carradale Golf Course Scotland Alan Bateson Saltcoats cenotaph Scotland Alan Black at Renton war memorial Scotland Alan Brydon Scottish Memorial, Zonnebeke, Flanders Scotland Alan Campbell Peace Bridge, Londonderry Northern Ireland Alan Erdmann Charlotte, North Carolina USA Alan Foggie Portsmouth, Hampshire England Alan Ghent Mount Foreat, Ontario, Canada Canada Alan Harrison possibly Hereford Cathedral England Alan Harrison I shall be playing at Cultybragan Camp the WW1 prisoner of war camp just outside Comrie, Crieff Scotland Alan McAllister Bella Vista Farm, NSW Australia Alan Mcilravie 68, RedlandDrive, Northampton England Alan Meikle Kilsyth Memorial, Burngreen, Kilsyth Scotland Alan Miller Wells Cathedral England Alan Munro I will be playing where I live, ahead of a formal Remembrance Parade at King Edward VII School in Johannesburg South Africa. South Africa Alan Robertshaw Millennium Green in Bugbrooke, Northamptonshire England Alan Sheppard Waterkloof House Preparatory School Memorial Gate South Africa Alan Stevenson Condorrat, Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, Scotland Scotland Alan Stewart Alan Thomson Edinburgh Castle Scotland Alan W. Harris Bella Vista Farm, Norwest Blvd & Elizabeth MacArthur Drive, Bella Vista, NSW 2153 Australia Alan Waddell Falkland Palace, Fife Scotland Alan Webster the Great Hall , Bedford School, De Parys Avenue, Bedford MK40 2TU England Alasdair Banks Doune Scotland Alasdair Byrne Dunblane Cathedral, Scotland Scotland Alasdair Gibson War Memorial, Milngavie, East Dunbartonshire Scotland Alasdair Gibson War Memorial, Bearsden Cross, East Dunbartonshire Scotland Alasdair Johnston here in Athelstaneford On November 11 Scotland Alasdair Johnston Athelstaneford Village WM England Alasdair MacKerron Kings Park War Memorial, Perth, Western Australia, Australia Australia Alasdair McLean Kilmartin War Memorial, Kilmartin Church Scotland Alasdair Mearns Playing in Rogart, Sutherland Scotland Alasdair Miller Memorial Garden, Town Hall, Wick, Caithness Scotland Alasdair Morrison the war memorial in Tarbert, Isle of Harris Scotland Alasdair Reid Alasdair Reid Huntsville, Muskoka, Ontario Canada Alasdair Stuart Beamish Museum Scotland Alastair Bruce Lammermuir Hills, East Lothian Scotland Alastair Forbes Roxburgh, Otago, New Zealand New Zealand Alban Guérin at the war memorial in Spittal, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland England Albert Le Goff Bridge of India between Lorient and Lanester France Albert McGalliard Gray, Jones County, Georgia, USA USA Alec Thompson at Clifford, nr Wetherby, Yorkshire England Alex Berry I don’t at this moment know where I shall be playing at 06.00 but I will be somewhere!!! England Alex Brennan Whitley Bay playing at the cenotaph. England Alex Carruthers Trimley St Mary, Suffolk England Alex Davison Mountnessing memorial, St. John's Church Hall England Alex Drysdale Dykes Kilmacolm Cenotaph, Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire Scotland Alex Duncan East Wemyss, Fife Scotland Alex Macdonald The Peel at Linlithgow Loch Scotland Alex Malcolm Crwys Chapel, Three Crosses, Swansea Wales Alex Parker Bella Vista Farm, NSW Australia Alex Rice at the Cenotaph, Dorothy Nyembe Street Durban KwaZulu-Natal South Africa South Africa Alex Stratford Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, Merseyside, England England Alex Webb Derwent Scottish Pipe Band Inc: playing at Macquarie No. 1 Wharf, Hobart, Tasmania Australia Alex Wilson Chingford mount memorial, London England Alexander Brodie Dundee Police War Memorial, Bell Street, Dundee Scotland Alexander Calum Bell Alexander Cutajar War Memorial, Floriana, Malta Malta Alexander Davidson Sydney cenotaph Australia Alexander Fox Oshawa cenotaph Canada Alexander Glass Kilmacolm Cenotaph, Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire Scotland Alexander Jeffries in the town of Napanee, Ontario Canada Canada Alexander McColl I will probably choose to play in my village of St Mawes at the Memorial Hall or the Castle situated overlooking the Carrick Roads. Rgds. Alex McCollengland Alexandra Greenwood Wellington Square Cenotaph, Ayr Scotland Alexandra Paquette McNaughton Gate, Kingston, Ontario, Canada Canada Alexi Guretzke Castle Ehrenbreitstein in Koblenz Germany Alexi Guretzke Koblenz, Germany Germany Alf Schneider Celtic Pipes and Drums of Hawai`i playing at Honolulu's Eternal Flame Hawai`i Alfonso Vignes Eguren British Fire Brigade Victoria 8, Lima, Peru Peru Ali Robinson at the war memorial, Newquay, Cornwall, England England Alice Ohlinger Chicago, Illinois USA Alicia Cooper The St. Andrews Pipe Band of Vermont will play at the Congregational Church in Essex Jct. VT USA Alison Campbell All Saints Clooney church, Londonderry, Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Alistair Duthie St John,s Kirk, Perth Scotland Alistair Graham at the Tillicoultry Cemetery at the war memorial Scotland Alistair Lowe Crieff, Perthshire, Scotland Scotland Alistair Mackintosh Scone New Church, Scone, Perthshire Scotland Alistair Miller Wick, Caithness Scotland Alistair Smeaton War memorial, Workington England Alister Grant I shall be playing at the war memorial in Alnwick at 6 AM to play When the Battles oer. England Alister Smith Maclean, New South Wales, Australia at the Cenotaph Australia Allan Dalziel Scotland Allan Dalziel at the Yoker War memorial in Yoker Park Lady Anne Street G14 0JN Scotland Allan Downie Kenninghall Church and war memorial, Norfolk NR16 2EN England Allan McCall Airdrie Scotland Allan Sinclair Elgin High Street Scotland Allan Wilson Largs War Memorial, Ayrshire, Scotland Scotland Allen Terry Las Vegas, NV, USA USA Allen Workman at Alamance County War Memorial, Pine Hill Cemetery, Burlington USA Ally Banaszak London City Hall, London, Ontario Canada Amanda Spangenberg the Golden Age Air Museum in Bethel, PA USA Amber Craig Las Vegas, NV, USA USA Anders Friis Churchillparken 11, 1263 Copenhagen, Denmark Denmark Anders Hobson War Memorial in Long Eaton, Derbyshire. England Andra Stoller Elbert, Colorado USA USA Andre Ciesla By the Statue of the Doughboy in Naperville IL. USA Andre Gourlawen tbc France Andre LaChance The St. Andrews Pipe Band of Vermont will play at the Congregational Church in Essex Jct. VT USA Andre Larouche Chicoutimi, Saguenay, Quebec, Canada Canada Andrea Bruce London City Hall, London, Ontario Canada Andrea Erena The St. Andrews Pipe Band of Vermont will play at the Congregational Church in Essex Jct. VT USA Andrew Allen Summerisland Road, Portadown, Co. Armagh Northern Ireland Andrew Bell Queenstown, Tasmania, Australia Australia Andrew Binning the Great Hall , Bedford School, De Parys Avenue, Bedford MK40 2TU England Andrew Cook Four pipers will play together outside Cramond Kirk, below the War Memorial which is a stained Glass Window. Scotland Andrew Crockett at Cardross Village War Memorial in Argyll & Bute Scotland Andrew D McNie I intend to play at the Eastergate War Memorial Eastergate Nr Chichester West Sussex England Andrew Grant Alnwick, Northumberland England Andrew Hamilton War memorial in West Park, South Shields, County Durham England Andrew Head War Memorial, Kings Park, Perth, WA Australia Andrew Herc Oshawa War Cenotaph, Oshawa, Ontario Canada Andrew I MacKenzie Portsmouth Naval Memorial on Southsea Common, Portsmouth. england Andrew Innes Helmsdale War Memorial, Helmsdale, Sutherland, Scotland Scotland Andrew Isaac USA Andrew J. Fawcett-Harper War Memorial at Denwick Lane/Bondgate Without, Alnwick NE66 England Andrew Jack Bell Andrew John Innes Helmsdale Scotland Andrew Jones I will be playing the pipes at Ploegsteert Memorial to the Missing on the 11 11 1218. at 6am Belgium Andrew Jones at Abercromby Place, Liverpool. England Andrew Kerr Nimmons On Beyton Green, Beyton, Bury St. Edmonds, Suffolk England Andrew Lawrence Sunbury, Victoria,
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