| Main Performers | Albert Brown,
Joan Savage,
The Instructors' Team of the Army School of Physical Training,
The Royal Air Force (RAF) Ceremonial Drill Unit
Perla Gibson,
Marie Burke,
Vera Lynn - vocals,
Reg Kemish - organ |
| Secondary Performers | 'Bill' Slim and Lady Slim,
Ambassador for the Union of Burma and Madame Aung Soe,
D G R Raj Wade,
J B Dordi,
S Viswanathan,
G A Zaidi,
Harold T Walker,
S M Raw,
Sir Campbell Hardy,
W B Lukis,
Sir Robert Mansergh,
D T Cowan,
J Bruce Scott,
Mrs Bruce Scott,
Sir W Alec Coryton,
Sir Guy Garrod,
Mrs L St John,
A H J Snelling,
Mrs Snelling,
W E V Abraham,
G E Wildman-Lushington |
| Orchestra or Band | Band of the Coldstream Guards,
Pipes and Drums of the 1st Batallion The London Scottish The Gordon Highlanders (TA),
Band of the Royal Marines School of Music |
| Conductors | Douglas A Pope (Coldstream),
V Delaspee (Highlanders),
P J Neville (Marines) |
| Set List | Organ Selection,
Welcome (Hunphrey Tilling),
The Butlin Choir,
Introduction of the Association's March, 'The Burma Campaigners',
An Act of Remembrance,
'O God, Our Help in Ages Past',
'Our Hope for Years to Come',
'Be Thou Our Guard While Troubles Last',
'And Our Eternal Home',
Procession of Divisional Signs - National Emblems and Branch Standards,
Entrance of Distinguished Guests led by the Pipes and Drums,
'National Anthem',
Speech (Sir William J Slim),
Concert and Display,
'Keep Right On To The End of The Road' |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1960/50) |