I'm with Worlie on this one. I am very proud to be Scottish, but have never, ever described myself as British which is an artificial construct, not a nationality.
I struggle with the concept of 'pride' in relation to our armed forces. Whilst respecting the bravery of the young men and women, I am aware that many/most of them in WWII were conscripts, rather than volunteers and I cannot really take pride in a nation that ordered men away from their families and sent many to their deaths and are still sending our troops into danger, nowadays for reasons which are very obscure.
AN ASIDE - Just been reading the 'Student Finance' Blog on Gransnet and noted that it said that 'Students throughout the UK' have just got their A level results and went on to give details of Tuition Fees, Grants etc. with not a mention of the different circumstances in Scotland where students have had their HIGHERS results for a few weeks and thanks to the Scottish Government do not have to pay tuition fees. Another small annoyance over UK or GB = England - but also another reason to be proud to be Scottish!