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Images Of The Lying In State Of HM The Queen Dress Rehearsal

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A line of British royal guards in red uniforms and bearskin hats stand in formation, led by a veteran at the front holding a sword.
Members of the Grenadier Guards form up at Wellington Barracks ahead of a final full dress rehearsal as a part of Operation London Bridge. At 0300 hrs today Tri-Service personnel took part in a full dress rehearsal in London District in preparation for the final actions of Op LONDON BRIDGE. Movements of the Queens coffin prior to lying in state at Westminster Hall in the Palace of Westminster.

In the early hours of this morning members of Armed forces came together in Central London for a full dress rehearsal of Her Majesty the Queen’s Funeral. The early morning rehearsal took place in Wellington Barracks, moved to Buckingham Palace and then proceeded round the route to Westminster.

Here we see some of the images of the dedication and effort from our Armed Forces…

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Soldiers in red military uniforms and bearskin hats line up facing Buckingham Palace at night, with mounted guards in the center and the Victoria Memorial visible in the background.
In the early hours of this morning members of Armed forces came together in Central London for a full dress rehearsal of Her Majesty the Queen’s Funeral.
The early morning rehearsal took place in Wellington Barracks, moved to Buckingham Palace and then proceeded round the route to Westminster.
A group of uniformed Royal Navy officers marches in formation down a street at night, some carrying rifles on their shoulders.
Personal from the Royal Navy March out of Wellington Barracks as a part of a full dress rehearsal during Operation London Bridge.
At 0300 hrs today Tri-Service personnel took part in a full dress rehearsal in London District in preparation for the final actions of Op LONDON BRIDGE. Movements of the Queens coffin prior to lying in state at Westminster Hall in the Palace of Westminster.
A marching band in red uniforms with tall hats, including a Royal Navy veteran, performs at night in an outdoor area lit by street lamps, with historic buildings in the background.
In the early hours of this morning members of Armed forces came together in Central London for a full dress rehearsal of Her Majesty the Queen’s Funeral.
The early morning rehearsal took place in Wellington Barracks, moved to Buckingham Palace and then proceeded round the route to Westminster.
A line of British royal guards in red uniforms and bearskin hats stand in formation, led by a veteran at the front holding a sword.
Members of the Grenadier Guards form up at Wellington Barracks ahead of a final full dress rehearsal as a part of Operation London Bridge.
At 0300 hrs today Tri-Service personnel took part in a full dress rehearsal in London District in preparation for the final actions of Op LONDON BRIDGE. Movements of the Queens coffin prior to lying in state at Westminster Hall in the Palace of Westminster.
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Mal Robinson is the Editor of Pathfinder International Magazine, the UK's leading military resettlement publication. With expertise in military career transitions and service personnel support, Robinson contributes to editorial content focusing on post-service career development, armed forces employment opportunities, and military community engagement. He regularly interviews veterans and industry professionals to provide guidance for service leavers navigating civilian employment.
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