
When King Charles landed his military helicopter in a potato field
A Royal Navy veteran recalls the 'critical' moment when the then-Prince of Wales was forced to land.
A Royal Navy veteran recalls the 'critical' moment when the then-Prince of Wales was forced to land.
Since November, WO1 Stokes has been responsible for delivering the Coronation Day plan and overseeing the many rehearsals.
There's a "famous legend" that the King rode a motorcycle through BRNC Dartmouth while training there in 1971.
The Ceremonial roles include bearing the regalia in the procession and presenting the items to their Majesties.
Flanking the roads will be more than 1,000 route liners from the British Army, RAF and Royal Navy.
More than 60 aircraft from all three services will take to the skies above London to celebrate King Charles III's coronation.
The four Colours and Standards which were consecrated will be seen during the coronation procession on 6 May.
All six guns will fire simultaneously, from Horse Guards Parade so the gunfire will be audible within Westminster Abbey on 6 May.
There have been reports that the coronation procession could become a target for civil unrest by protestors.
The full flypast will see more than 60 aircraft, including the iconic Red Arrows, put on a spectacular show over London.
The Advanced Mounted Gunner Pass Out, likened to a driving test, will determine who is fit to take part in the coronation.
The Royal Regiment of Scotland is training hard in the days running up to the coronation of King Charles on 6 May.
39 Engineer Regiment's current role has been to provide force support engineering to both the RAF and the British Army.
Hundreds of Australians, New Zealanders, and military personnel watched as Prince William laid a wreath at a service in London.
Recruits passing out into the Royal Navy at HMS Raleigh were welcomed into the service the Princess Royal.
The Household Cavalry is part of the Household Division and, since 1660, the soldiers have acted as the monarch's personal bodyguard.