Queen attends Armed Forces act of loyalty parade in Edinburgh
The ceremony paid tribute to the monarch's role as head of the UK Armed Forces.
The ceremony paid tribute to the monarch's role as head of the UK Armed Forces.
The ceremony will pay tribute to the Queen's role as head of the UK Armed Forces.
During a visit to Edinburgh, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said the country is a crucial part of the nation's defence.
Battalion pride was at stake as the boxers of the first battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment face off in the ring.
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin was at Edinburgh Castle to see the One O'Clock Gun – the firing of the gun dates back to 1861.
Members of the Royal Marines Reserve Scotland were paying tribute to a famous chapter in the history of the Royal Marine corps.
The Princess Royal met members of the Ship's company and representatives from charities from across Scotland.
War veterans who successfully repelled the Argentinian invasion attended the event.
Three hundred jobs will be supported across Rosyth dockyard and the wider supply chain as a result.
The reservists were awarded Edinburgh's Freedom of the City and marched down the city's Royal Mile.
The British Army provided assistance to the Scottish Ambulance Service when many drivers were forced to self-isolate.
Former members of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders are doing their bit following Russia's invasion.
The Royal Navy fleet flagship's recent training has included carrying out vertical replenishments and helicopter in-flight refuelling.
The UK's flagship left Portsmouth earlier this month.
The Army School of Bagpipe Music and Highland Drumming has trained world-class musicians for more than 100 years.
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