| Main Performers | Rt. Rev. Michael Mann,
Rev. Father Anthony Smith,
Rev. Dr William R Davies,
General Sir Edward Burgess - speakers
The Royal Navy,
The Royal Marines,
Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service,
Women's Royal Naval Service,
The Royal Naval Reserve,
The Royal Marines Reserve,
Royal Fleet Auxiliary,
Royal Naval Auxiliary Service,
Merchant Navy,
The Army,
Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps,
Women's Royal Army Corps,
The Territorial Army,
Ulster Defence Regiment,
The Royal Air Force (RAF),
The Royal Air Force (RAF) Regiment,
Princess Mary's Royal Air Force (RAF) Nursing Service,
Women's Royal Air Force (RAF),
The Royal Auxiliary Air Force,
Royal Air Force (RAF) Volunteer Reserve,
The United Nations,
The British Korean Veterans Association,
St. John Ambulance Association,
St. Andrew Ambulance Association,
British Red Cross Society,
Church Army,
Salvation Army,
Women's Royal Voluntary Service,
British Women's Land Army Society,
Association of Wrens,
War Widows,
In-Pensioners of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea,
British Ex-Service Men's Wheelchair Sports Association,
Royal Navy School of Physical Training Her Majesty's Ship Temeraire,
The Queen's Colour Squadron on the Royal Air Force (RAF)
Duncan Watts,
Lance Sergeant M Posnett - vocals |
| Secondary Performers | John Cooke - organ,
Lance Sergeant N.Moore - piano |
| Orchestra or Band | Bands of the Guards Division,
Trumpeters of the Household Cavalry,
Central Band of the Royal Air Force (RAF),
Band of HM Royal Marines School of Music,
Surbiton Youth Band of the Royal British Legion |
| Choirs | Choir of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards'
Singers affiliated to the Royal School of Church Music |
| Conductors | Lt.-Colonel P Hannam,
Wing Commander H B Hingley,
Lt.-Colonel J M Ware,
WO2 (Assistant Band Sergeant Major) Michael Jones |
| Set List | Surbiton Youth Band of the Royal British Legion,
'Royal Fanfare' (Trumpeters),
'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem),
'Peace', Schubert (Duncan Watts, John Cooke),
The Muster,
Slalom (British Ex-Service Men's Wheelchair Sports Association, Central Band of the RAF),
Royal Navy Physical Training Branch Display (Royal Navy School of Physical Training Her Majesty's Ship Temeraire),
The Glorious Glosters - 300 years of Regimental Tradition (The Band of HM Royal Marines School of Music),
Display by the Queen's Colour Squadron on the RAF (The Choir of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards),
'Chorus of Hebrew Slaves' from Nabucco, Verdi,
'Bring Him Home' from Les Miserables, Schonberg (Lance Sergeant M Posnett, Lance Sergeant N Moore),
'We'll Keep a Welcome', Mai Jones, Lyn Joshua, James Harper (Chorus),
Evening Hymn - 'Abide With Me',
'Sunset' (The Bands of the Guards Division, Band of HM Royal Marines School of Music, Central Band of the RAF, Choir of the 1st Battalion The Welsh Guards),
Final Verse of Evening Hymn,
Service (John Cooke),
Procession (Singers affiliated to the Royal School of Church Music, Rt. Rev. Michael Mann, Rev. Father Anthony Smith, Rev. Dr William Davies),
'Dear Lord and Father of mankind',
The Thanksgiving (Rev. Father Anthony Smith),
The Prayers (Rev. Dr William Davies),
'Thine Be The Glory, Risen, conquering Son',
Remembrance (Rt. Rev. Michael Mann),
The Last Post,
The Act of Remembrance (General Sir Edward Burgess),
Reveille,
The Blessing,
'Saviour, Again to Thy Dear Name We Raise',
'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1991/151) |