The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1947-11-09. REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONY AT THE CENOTAPH IN WHITEHALL, THE FOCAL POINT OF THE NATION'S MEMORIES OF ITS WAR DEAD. BEHIND HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE VI AT THE CENOTAPH STANDS PRINCESS ELIZABETH IN AUXILIARY TERRITORIAL SERVICE (BRITISH) UNIFORM AND LIEUTENANT PHILIP MOUNTBATTEN, ROYAL NAVY, APPEARING TOGETHER AT A PUBLIC FUNCTION FOR THE LAST TIME BEFORE THEIR MARRIAGE ON 1947-11-20. DETACHMENTS FROM EACH OF THE THREE SERVICES LINING THE ENCLOSURE ARE THE MASSED BANDS OF THE BRIGADE OF GUARDS, TRUMPETERS OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE AND BUGLERS OF THE ROYAL MARINES. AT THE CLOSE OF THE TWO MINUTES SILENCE, LAST POST WAS SOUNDED AND THE KING THEN LAID A WREATH OF POPPIES ON THE CENOTAPH, TO BE FOLLOWED BY PRINCESS ELIZABETH AND LORD CLAUD HAMILTON, WHO LAID A WREATH ON BEHALF OF QUEEN MARY WHO, WITH OTHER MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL FAMILY, WATCHED THE CEREMONY FROM A BALCONY OF THE HOME OFFICE.
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1947-11-07. REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONY AT THE CENOTAPH AFTER THE TWO MINUTES SILENCE HAD BEEN OBSERVED, AND KING GEORGE VI (IN THE NAVAL UNIFORM, FACING THE CENOTAPH) HAD LAID HIS WREAT
Trumpeters sounding the Last Post at the conclusion of the wreath laying ceremony at the Cenotaph during Anzac Day Commemorations.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1944-04-25. BUGLERS SOUNDING THE "LAST POST" AFTER THE TWO MINUTES' SILENCE DURING THE ANZAC DAY COMMEMORATION CEREMONY AT THE SHRINE OF REMEMBRANCE.
Villers Bretonneux, France. 22 July 1938. King George VI of Great Britain watches as his Queen Elizabeth places a posy of poppies, received from the children of Villers Bretonneux School, on his wreat
London, England. 11 November 1920. The Last Post being sounded at the unveiling of the Cenotaph. (Donor Imperial War Museum Q31491)
Square printed rayon head scarf with a pale blue checked border with a crenellated edge representing castle battlements. In the centre, within a circle of exploding grenades 'First in War...First in P