This is situated in the west end of Princes Street Gardens.

From west:-

The wording below the frieze reads, “If it be life that waits I shall live forever unconquered if death I shall die at last strong in my pride and freedom.”

From east:-

Central figure. The inscription on the plinth reads, “The Call 1914. A Tribute. From Men and Women of Scottish Blood and Sympathies In the United States of AMERICA to SCOTLAND.”
“A People that jeoparded their lives unto the Death in the High Places of the Field.” Judges V 18:-

Information plaque; situated to the east side of the memorial as a whole:-

A while back I was in Edinburgh again and stopped off in Princes Street Gardens.

The bandstand there is Deco, having some aspects in common with the stage at the rear of the Glen Pavilion in Dunfermline.

The bandstand’s Deco-ness shows especially in the side view.

These Deco pavilions/huts are built into the bank which backs onto Princes Street itself.

There are two more photos on my Flickr site in my Edinburgh Art Deco set of pictures.