Sarahbellar
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So I saw a picture of William's and Andrew's and Charles' wreaths- are there any pictures of Harry's, Philips' or QE's?
if this doesnt bring tears to your eyes - then nothing will.
BBC News - Poppy girl emotional reunion with her serving father
The look on the child's face - priceless
I watched The Poppy Girls' song and it was very moving - in the clip I saw of the song, there was footage of young children running to greet their fathers who had just come home - that was very emotional. The photos of the young Megan hugging her father were also heart warming.
I have a question about Prince Andrew – was he in Afghanistan for Remembrance Day only or had he been there beforehand?
From the Court Circular:
Buckingham Palace
9th November, 2013
The Duke of York today visited those serving in Afghanistan at Camp Bastion.
10th November, 2013
The Duke of York today visited those serving in Afghanistan and laid wreaths at Remembrance Day Services at Camp Bastion and Kandahar.
Thanks for answering, cepe. I wonder if his first day there, November 9, was in connection with Remembrance Day. I would assume so.
It is interesting to note that these entries for Andrew were added after the original were published on the CC as they weren't there when I did my updates earlier this week and the source I use at times also still has them missing. This is, of course, for security reasons - it isn't made public until AFTER the royal has left the area.
Ok..so they came to Centanoph after finishing that parade? I am not exactly aware of the events..I thought there was a Service at Centanoph and thats it..
Thousands of Britons are uniting today to pay tribute to fallen troops on Remembrance Sunday.
Leading the ceremonies was the Queen, who laid a wreath on Whitehall's Cenotaph in a national service attended by senior Royals, veterans and the Prime Minister amid heightened police checks just days after officers thwarted an alleged terror plot.
Held 100 years after the First World War broke out, 70 years after D-Day and weeks after British troops left from Afghanistan, the services remember all those who have fallen in armed conflict.