Prince William guarded his battalion, the Irish Guard, on behalf of Queen Elizabeth II on Saturday, May 28. An event organized as part of Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee.
- Prince William was at the last rehearsal before raising the flag
- The Duke of Cambridge is the Colonel of Irish Guard
- Kate Middleton’s husband checked that his troops were ready for the Queen’s platinum jubilee
This Saturday, May 28, Prince William was in The last rehearsal before the flag was raised. Note that the Duke of Cambridge is a colonel of the Irish Guard. It was under this job that reviewed his forces and salutations Horse guards parade. This is a military rehearsal for the Queen’s birthday parade, color rotation. “The purpose of the colonel’s examination is to They decide they are ready for Her Majesty“explains a source in the military People.
The Irish Guard will fly in their colors during the parade to Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II scheduled for next Thursday. This is one of the main events of the platinum jubilee celebration. Note that Queen Elizabeth II will celebrate it appropriately 70 years of rule. As a colonel of the regiment, husband Kate Middleton He is responsible for supervising the show. In particular, he assessed the troops to determine if they are ready for next Thursday.
More than 1500 soldiers and 350 horses for the occasion
more 1500 soldiers and 350 horses planned for color forces. they will perform complex maneuvers Accompanied by a music programme. Note that on this special occasion, many musical tributes will be directed to the Queen Long live Elizabeth.. The Queen’s Jubilee will also be an opportunity for the Irish Guard to display their new colours. These were delivered by Prince William, 39, to 1Verse Battalion last week at Windsor Castle.
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On Saturday, May 28, Prince William was at the last rehearsal before the flag was hoisted.
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Note that the Duke of Cambridge is a colonel of the Irish Guard.
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It was in this post that he reviewed his forces and saluted at Horseguards Parade.
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This is a military rehearsal for the Queen’s birthday parade, Troping the Color. An army source told the people, “The purpose of the colonel’s review is to determine their readiness to receive Her Majesty.”
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The Irish Guard will fly their colors during Queen Elizabeth II’s Jubilee Parade scheduled for next Thursday.
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This is one of the main events of the platinum jubilee celebration.
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Note that Queen Elizabeth II will be celebrating well and deservedly after 70 years of her reign.
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As a colonel in the regiment, Kate Middleton’s husband is responsible for overseeing the show.
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In particular, he assessed the troops to determine if they are ready for next Thursday.
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More than 1,500 soldiers and 350 horses for the occasion.
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More than 1,500 soldiers and 350 horses are planned for Trooping the Color.
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They will perform complex maneuvers accompanied by a music program.
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Note that on this special occasion, several musical tributes will be given to the Queen such as “Long live Elizabeth.”
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The Queen’s Jubilee will also be an opportunity for the Irish Guard to display their new colours.
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Prince William, 39, handed the battalion over to the 1st Battalion last week at Windsor Castle.
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During Trooping the Color, William will take part in the royal procession.
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Prince William will be alongside his father, Prince Charles.
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Prince Andrew will not attend the ceremony.
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Other members of the royal family will travel in a horse-drawn carriage and watch the parade from the brigade’s office at Horseguards Parade.