King Charles follows Queen's coffin to Westminster Hall

Foreign so so um so the escort on either side of the gun carriage, formed by grenadier guards of the first battalion, you will notice that their arms are reversed, swords are twisted backwards, rifles twist left arm backwards, um to keep the muscle down An act of respect to the late

Queen

, the garrison sergeant, Mr. Stokes, who prepared these soldiers, leads the

king

and his siblings and other members of the royal family, and then the lower rank of that family, the earl of Snowden and the Duke of Gloucester Scarlet tunics of the dismounted lifeguards of the Household Cavalry Regiment leading this parade as the senior regiment of the British Army and watch from the end where Buc

king

ham Palace stands next to the great statue of

Queen

Victoria, a late sovereign like our youngest late

queen

finds her way there

westminster

the heart of the nation's constitution n one might surmise that after a lifetime the late

queen

would be most interested in the participating horses.

While she loved all things equestrian, she stressed that the royal troupe she now transports with her horses and carriage retains the name would given to the Royal Troop by her father of the Royal Horse Artillery. They bore this title throughout their reign and now we have a new

king

so in the center of the imperial crown hang four pearl earrings hanging from the arches where they cross, these are said to be of Scottish origin and once owned by Mary

Queen

of Scots Worn so and the blue sapphire in the cross at the top, said to have been taken from the ring finger of

King

Edward, the father confessor, when his

coffin

was carried from one part of

Westminster

Abbey to the other by

King

Henry III in the 12th The

Queen

Mother, as Remembering you, and

King

George VI, the procession will shortly turn right and enter the Horse Guards via the Horse Guards approach road for the

King

Takin g on the sovereign responsibility at the death of his mother must be a great one in these early days of

king

ship Add last so that the UK flags adorning the entire length of the mall are in horse guards the flags of the C ommonwealth countries, including the other

king

doms, of which the

Queen

was sovereign head and sovereign, and the Commonwealth itself, which was the heart of so much that she dedicated her regency to support, so in 1981 the

Queen

rode on this corner for her birthday parade, wearing the paint and someone fired shots at them with a starting pistol no one necessarily knew it was just a starting pistol and it's a reminder of the courage that public life sometimes takes to always be at the center of public events , but the

Queen

very quickly found her horse and with immense composure took the whole parade as Chief Colonel of the Regiment in his color The

Queen

, Consort, Princess of Wales, the Countess of Wessex and Fawfa a Then the Duchess of Sussex leaves the palace and walks up the birdcage path and into Parliament Square and a light in the Palace Courtyard in front of the Wes tminster

Hall

, where she awaits the arrival of the entourage bringing the Sea

Queen

Elizabeth II was born on April 21, 1926. and april is usually a bad month for weather in the uk.

She also had an official birthday in the early weeks of June and that was always marked with the

Queen

's Birthday Parade here at Pferdegarden and as she goes through our memories back to the countless times on horseback at her father's side, the

King

or as Sovereign or in the carriage in later years, she took this salute from her household department, so passing under an arch of the horse guard marks farewell to the royal grounds, and this was always the main entrance to the palaces and these palaces bit the

queen

on her last public engagement the blue sashes, the members of the World Family wear the noblest Order of the Garter, in this case given to each of them by the

Queen

, as the main Sovereign Procession of the Order turning left into White

hall

and Parliament Square they will shortly pass the entrance to 10 Downing Street and for the constitutional life of the

Queen

appointed her 14 Prime Ministers When she inherited Sir Winston Churchill's 15th, the

Queen

unveiled this woman at the War Memorial with the dresses hanging from it, which were worn by women who helped in the war effort or fought themselves from 1939-1945.

Of course in 1945 the

queen

herself as princess elizabeth joined the army in the territorial auxiliaries and in this service made her small contribution to the defeat of tyranny in nazi germany and at the end of this procession the blues and royals dismounted who were also part of the house cavalry are when she brought the night light of this procession last november, the

queen

was not able to attend the annual memorial service at the cenotaph. She had attended almost every annual memorial service and had also stood next to her father in the middle. Her own war memories merged with those of new generations as so many of her forces were engaged during her reign atop the cenotaph has left the empty tomb for the thoughts and memories of all those families affected by the war, i.e. the dead of the wars, who tacitly recognize the sovereign whose father and grandfather they led in the first and second world wars and so many of those who died during the war the

Queen

's reign in the army, navy and air force around the gun carriage The military waterman who the the

Queen

served in the Royal Navy, the Army and the Air Force ta

king

their place as pallbearers for the sovereign they served while 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards marched on either side guarding elizabeth ii band of scots guards carrying out that duty performed today with their music director and the major general who commands the budget department n ision major general chris geeker, whose troops, including these the

king

's troops, the royal mounted artillery, play their part in the salutation of this former sovereign, the

queen

's personal staff, marching in a row there the palace stewards two of their sides they would be in been a close companion of the

queen

all her life the

queen

passes the statue of sir winston churchill day in and day out, now as she enters parliament square with a royal salute from the guard of honour, the procession will turn into this grand palace courtyard and we can see the vast

hall

Westminster

waiting to salute the late sovereign and we s

hall

witness her taken from the carriage and carried into the heart of this

hall

, oh