LEST WE FORGET
Dennis Pritchard • 16 November 2021
LEST WE FORGET
In an act of remembrance, on the morning of 11 November 2021, RAF Valley station personnel, both military and civilian together with members of VAS and the public, had gathered at the station memorial to commemorate Armistice Day.
Led by the Station Chaplain and supported by the Station Commander, the ceremony was eventually to continue with the Last Post being sounded, followed by the Two Minutes Silence and the Reveille before a short prayer.
The wreaths and crosses were then laid on behalf of the station, VAS and No 350 (Belgian) Squadron.
For Remembrance Sunday, a similar ceremony was then held at St. Mihangel Church, followed by the laying of wreaths on behalf of RAF Valley, RAFA and VAS.
Photos by Jim LeCras and Dennis Pritchard.
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