Brit Hadsereg / British Army

A királynő halála után ezekben kicserélik az ER-II-t CR-III-ra?
Igen. Ezekben is, meg kb mindenhol, a kardokon, váll és gallérjelzéseken stb.
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Érdekes, hogy a Tudor koronát tették rá, miközben a hírek szerint a St.Edward koronával koronázzák meg Károlyt.
St.Edward koronája a 'koronázó' korona, de pl. mégsem koronáztak 1689 és 1911 között vele.
Egyébként csak a nagyapja, VI.György -höz nyúlt vissza, akinek szintén a Tudor korona volt a monogramjában.

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a 62-esek lobogóját 175 év után elhamvasztják és eltemetik
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Nahát. Meglepő.
Azt hittem csak dicséretet fognak kapni.

Ahead of his Coronation on 6 May 23, His Majesty King Charles has bestowed a rare set of honours upon those who held important roles during the preparations and funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Known as the Honours List on The Demise of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the list of promotions and appointments to the Royal Victorian Order is published in the London Gazette on 25 March 2023 and includes both civilians and serving personnel.

Personnel from across the Armed Forces played a key role in the funeral and preceding days of Her Majesty lying at rest in Scotland and London, providing the Guard of Honour, Bearer Party, Pall Bearers, musicians, horsemen and women, and countless personnel behind the scenes from all ranks and roles.

 
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Forty-six of the British Army’s Corps and Regimental cap badges showing His Majesty The King's cypher have been unveiled.
Worn for the first time by military personnel taking part in the Coronation, they will become the official new symbol for the Regiments and Corps. The design of the badges reflect the cypher and the Tudor Crown, which appears in The King's cypher.

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King Charles’ Coronation military procession to be seven times smaller than late Queen’s​

Repeated defence cuts have reduced the number of Armed Forces personnel who are available in contrast with the 1953 event

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