King and Queen meet military mascots during visit to Brecon Barracks
The Royal couple visited Wales for the first time since the coronation in May.
The Royal couple visited Wales for the first time since the coronation in May.
Personnel from all three services will play a role in the Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication in Edinburgh next week.
The Royal Navy reservist and MP explains how wriggling her toes like personnel on parade helped her get through the coronation.
Forces News were onboard one of the three Chinook helicopters for the flypast over Buckingham Palace.
The Irish wolfhound is used to a packed schedule of recruitment and ceremonial duties, but this past week has been exceptional.
The grand occasion was the largest ceremonial operation for the UK military since Queen Elizabeth II's 1953 coronation.
Twitter users were full of admiration for the skills of Royal Navy personnel during the coronation procession.
The new cap badges were on display during the coronation, and many more are being made for the rest of the military.
Meals, haircuts, tailoring and communications - all part of the backstage efforts to make sure the coronation went by without a hitch.
Conducted by Lt Col Dave Barringer, the orchestra backed some of the music industry's top names, with stars of stage and screen.
The Hollywood actor and star of Top Gun appeared in a pre-recorded video from the cockpit of his Warbird plane.
Prince Charles captained the ship in 1976, his final year in the Royal Navy.
The Prince and Princess tweeted a lighthearted message saying there were "perfect flying conditions" after the flypast was scaled back.
Thousands of military personnel escorted the King as he was crowned on his coronation.
Chief of the General Staff, General Sir Patrick Sanders posted his comments to Twitter.
The outfits worn by Queen Camilla's pages at the coronation paid tribute to her military roles.