
In pictures: Armed Forces centre stage for King Charles III coronation
More than 9,000 personnel from all three services played a pivotal part in the coronation of King Charles III.
More than 9,000 personnel from all three services played a pivotal part in the coronation of King Charles III.
Forces News witnessed firsthand the countdown to the ceremony with the horses and riders of the Household Cavalry.
The King and Queen smiled and waved to the crowds as the military aircraft flew overhead.
The Princess Royal wore the uniform of the Blues and Royals with Thistle Mantle.
More than 60 aircraft had been due to perform a flypast over Buckingham Palace if weather had permitted.
The ceremonial spurs were included among the first English coronation ornaments in 1189, used during the coronation of Richard I.
Lieutenant Colonel James Shaw, Brigade Major of the Household Division, says leading the coronation procession is a 'huge honour'.
Personnel will accompany Their Majesties to and from Westminster Abbey.
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More than 5,000 members of the military from all over the country have arrived in London for the King's coronation.
Forces News will be keeping you up to date, throughout the Coronation Day, of all the happenings via our social media pages.
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The Chief of the Air Staff visited RAF Halton during rehearsals and told personnel to take time to enjoy the historic occasion.
More than 500 Armed Forces personnel from across the three services will provide security alongside the Metropolitan Police.
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