| Main Performers | Sir Harold T C Walker,
Captain E W Bush,
Field Marshal Sir Francis Festing,
General Sir A F Philip Christison,
General Sir Robert Mansergh,
General Sir Frank W.Messervy,
General Sir Geoffrey A P Scoones,
General Sir Hugh Stockwell,
General Sir Montagu Stopford,
Lt.-General E N Goddard,
Lt.-General Sir Reginald Savory,
Major-General W E V Abraham,
Major-General G M Dyer,
Major-General J M L Grover,
Major-General D C Hawthorn,
Major-General C Woolner,
Rt.Hon.Sir John Smyth,
Lt.-Colonel The Hon J D Slim,
The Earl of Bandon,
Sir W Alec Coryton,
Sir John Grandy,
Sir R Victor Goddard,
S F Vincent,
A St.Pierre,
A E Slater,
U Basaw,
Major-General R K Batra,
Commodore N P Datta,
H K Bose,
Brigadier S A Hasan,
Captain K M Hussain,
Mohammad Aslam,
Elsie and Doris Waters (Gert and Daisy),
Caroline Hall and The Age,
Jack Seaton,
Queens Gurkha Orderly Officers,
The Rex Grey Spectacular Girls,
Ken Cregeen,
Peter Humby,
Laurie Derbyshire,
David Cregeen,
Peter Reglar,
Geoff Taylor
Vera Lynn,
Janey Masters - vocals,
Reg Kemish - organ |
| Secondary Performers | Eric James,
Geoffrey Morgan,
Jack Honeybourne,
John Stiles - pianos |
| Orchestra or Band | Regimental Band of The Coldstream Guards,
1st Coventry Group of The Scout Association Trumpets and Drums,
Band of HM Royal Marines,
Pipers of The Brigade of Gurkhas |
| Conductors | Major Trevor L Sharpe,
Bandmaster R H Nowell,
Lt. C J Taylor |
| Set List | 'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem),
An Act of Remembrance,
God of Our Fathers Known of Old,
Keep Right On To The End of The Road |
| Royal Presence | HM Queen Elizabeth II,
HRH Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1970/66) |