From Glamis to Gallipoli: theremarkable life of Jock Langlands
Life changed dramatically for a young Scottish lad when he emigrated to Australia in 1911. He enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force in World War I, survived the conflict on Gallipoli and in the Middle Eastern desert, drew a soldier-settler block near Boggabri after the war and remained there for the rest of his long life. John Roberts (Jock) Langlands grew up in the shadow of Glamis Castle in Scotland, where his father was a shepherd. The young Jock always claimed to have played with the Queen Mother when he was a child. Before leaving for Australia in 1911, he […]

