Today, on Remembrance Sunday, we reflect upon the brave sacrifices made by those who made it possible for us to live freely as proud Jews in Britain for many decades.
We remember their courage, their staunch commitment to protecting our country and to standing against the evils of fascism.
May their memories be a blessing.
Remembering together 🕯️
The Royal Irish Regiment held its annual Remembrance Service at St Anne’s Cathedral in Belfast, bringing together veterans, serving soldiers, families and the wider Armed Forces community.
The Very Reverend Stephen Forde reflected on the past 25 years, including the War on Terror and the Regiment’s service on Operations Herrick and Telic, remembering the courage and sacrifice of those who served and those who never came home.
Royal Irish Cadets also played an important role, taking part in readings and supporting the service.
A poignant reminder of the sacrifices of the past and the importance of passing remembrance on to the next generation. 🌺
📹Credit: BFBS Northern Ireland
This Remembrance Sunday, we pause to honour all those who have served and sacrificed.
"We will remember them."
Join the two-minute silence at 11am.
#WeWillRememberThem
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Operating in the Arctic takes preparation, experience and trust. Training together builds all three—helping Allied SOF work as one when called upon.
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"You do make a difference"🗣️
The First Sea Lord shares his message for deployed personnel this Remembrance Sunday
More than 860 personnel from across the services are on parade at the Cenotaph today, where service chiefs will lay wreaths as part of the ceremony
We will remember them.
This Remembrance Sunday, Joint Force Command Norfolk pauses to honour those who served, those who sacrificed, and those who never returned.
Across generations and across the Alliance, their courage and service remind us of the cost of conflict and the responsibility we share to protect the peace they fought to secure.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.
Today, on #RemembranceSunday, we remember all those who served and died for our country.
From past generations to those who wear the uniform today, we honour their courage, dedication and service.
We will remember them.
#LestWeForget
'Here are no storms, no noise, but silence and eternal sleep:
In peace and honour rest you here, my sons!'
- Titus Andronicus (I, 1)
This is the Grave of the Unknown Warrior in the Abbey's nave, which honours the fallen of the First World War and more recent conflicts.
#ShakespeareSunday
Sunrise on the Cenotaph.
Today, thousands of veterans will join The Royal Family and Armed Forces personnel on parade to commemorate all those who served and gave their lives in defence of our freedoms.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.