'The Friends support the work of the museum and its staff to preserve the 285 year legacy of The Black Watch Regiment and its Regimental home at Balhousie Castle. The Friends are an important part of advancing the educational programme of the museum, the conservation of the collections and the acquisition of artifacts and archive material, which are essential to maintaining the future of this unique museum. The Friends are also invited to attend lectures and special events, and receive newsletters to keep them informed of what has been happening, as well as special exhibitions and what’s new in the museum.'

Organize the annual John Terraine Lecture plus a range of other events - including many open to Friends of the Centre.

Occasional evening talks.

Indoor meetings monthly on Wednesday during the winter months.

'Please join us for our new Coffee Morning Talks. If you are looking to explore the museum in a different way, then do come along. These talks will be held the first Thursday of every month from 11 am - 12 noon.' Alert 'The Jewish Military Museum is now at the Jewish Museum London. Over 5,000 objects from the Jewish Military Museum including the personal diaries, letters, medals, uniforms and souvenirs of Jewish soldiers fighting for Britain have arrived at the Jewish Museum London. The partnership between the Jewish Museum London and the Jewish Military Museum has seen the Jewish Museum London assume care and responsibility for the Jewish Military Museum’s entire collection, research archive and its learning programme.'

Series of lectures: Latest Dates Michaelmas Term 2014.

'Meets on the first Saturday afternoon of each month ... at 2.30 pm ... Our meetings are both friendly and highly informative - and are conducted with the absolute minimum of formality. Usually, each meeting has a theme; members bring along items for discussion, and often go away having acquired more knowledge of the subject than they arrived with! Occasionally, we will invite a guest speaker, and we have even been known to venture out bravely into the fresh air to visit a site of historic interest, or a regimental museum.' Alert The West Midlands Branch of the Society seems no longer to be active.