| Main Performers | The Hon. Angus Ogilvy
The Burmese Ambassador
Commodore L N Mungavin
General Sir Roy Bucher
General Sir Charles Jones
Sir Robert Crichton-Brown
Sir Hugh Cudlipp
Earl Mountbatten of Burma
Colonel-Viscount Slim
Major-General W E V Abraham
Captain E W Bush
Lt.-Colonel G R A Brooking
Sir Bernard Chacksfield
Sir Hugh Stockwell
Sir Walter Walker
Lt.-Gen Sir Reginald Savory
Major-General J M L Grover
Major-General D T Cowan
Major-General D C Hawthorn
Major-General G M Dyer
Sir R Victor Goddard
Rt. Hon. Sir John Smyth
A E Slater
A St.Pierre
A E Creighton
Commodore R K S Chandri
Chandan Singh
Lt.-Colonel M A Hussain
Group Captain G A Khan
Colonel Ernest L Hatchell
Lt.-Colonel James P Kehoe
Lt.-Colonel George D Hudman
The 'Gang'Show
Denbigh and Flint Battalion ACF, Royal Welch Fusiliers
Women's League of Health and Beauty
Joe Church
Frank Phillips - speaker,
Vera Lynn - vocal,
William Davies - organ |
| Orchestra or Band | Regimental Band of the Scots Guards,
Military Band and the Pipes and Drums of the 1st Battalion Royal Scots |
| Choirs | South Wales Burma Star Choir,
Cowbridge Male Voice Choir and Maestig Gleemen |
| Conductors | Major J H Howe,
C Owen Goss,
Bandmaster Lt. C Jarvis,
Bandmaster Mr Bryan Briggs-Watson |
| Set List | 'Memorial, Ralph Reader' (The 'Gang Show'),
'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem),
'God of Our Fathers, Known of Old',
'Keep Right on to the End of the Road' |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1974/57),
Event Schedule (RAHE/4/4/16) |