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taddy · 08-05-2023, 08:33

Thanks for that Dotti, as is usual for me, my comments were slightly tongue in cheek but as my father served in the Royal Artillery, my Brother served in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, my son served in the First Royal Tank Regiment, my brother in law served in the Royal Navy and but for a motor cycle accident in 1968 I also would have joined up. I would much rather have our Royal Family than some Buffoon like Trump or Macron but thankfully we live in a democracy so everyone to their own.

As you say the Military Parade was Outstanding, having watched my son's Passing out Parade many year's ago and other Military Parades since, the back of my eyelid's tend to get rather moist at these events and a clean handkerchief is always useful.

08-05-2023, 08:33	#19
taddy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: huncoat Posts: 1,468 Liked: 743 times Rep Power: 119065	Re: The Coronation Thanks for that Dotti, as is usual for me, my comments were slightly tongue in cheek but as my father served in the Royal Artillery, my Brother served in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, my son served in the First Royal Tank Regiment, my brother in law served in the Royal Navy and but for a motor cycle accident in 1968 I also would have joined up. I would much rather have our Royal Family than some Buffoon like Trump or Macron but thankfully we live in a democracy so everyone to their own. As you say the Military Parade was Outstanding, having watched my son's Passing out Parade many year's ago and other Military Parades since, the back of my eyelid's tend to get rather moist at these events and a clean handkerchief is always useful.