Remembrance Day 2011
Sunday November 13th saw one of the best attended Remembrance Day parades in Amble for quite a long time. It was an honour to have Mr C Hedley (Northumberland Fusiliers,) our last remaining Far East Prisoner of War representative, laying the FEPOW wreath with Peter Keen.
Salute to the memorial was very impressive WELL DONE GIRLS!
I think that the significance of the initial laying order of the wreaths must be mentioned; the Royal British Legion and FEPOW were followed by the Royal Navy and RAF, then the Veterans Associations; 15/19th Kings Royal Hussars, Northern Ireland Veterans and South Atlantic Medal associations, followed by the Army Cadets and Girl Guides, all signifying the past, the present and the future generations!
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My Regiment’s Motto is MEREBIMUR which means We Shall Be Worthy, – today Amble was worthy! We will remember them.
Peter Proctor-Cannon
15/19th The Kings Royal Hussars