for the fallen

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THE
ROYAL
Patron:
BRITISH
HER
MAJESTY
THE
LEGION
QUEEN
Festival of Remembrance
Saturday, November
13th, 1982 at 2.30 and 7 p. m .
BANDS OF THE GUARDS
CONDUCTOR:
Director
of Music,
DIVISION
of The Alajol-General Commanding
(Bv permission
LIFUTENAN
Coldstream
R. A.
F-COLONEL
Guards
STATE TRUMPETERS
and Senior
The Household Division)
A.R.C.NI.,
RIDINGS,
Director
OF THE HOUSEHOLD
(Bv permission of The Lieutenant-Colonel
p.s.rn.,
of Music,
Commanding
Guards
CAVALRY
Household
Cavalry)
Service Conducted by:
The Right
Reverend
and
The Right
Reverend
Monsignor
Right
Honourable
GERALD
A. Et I SON. D.D.
assisted by:
HENRY
FARREI
representing the Cardinal Archbishop
The
Reverend
DR. KENNETH
V.G.,
B.A.,
R.A.E.
of Westminster,
G. GREE
toderwor of the Free Church Federal Council
and
The Reverend
DAVIDCOOPER
Chaplain of the 2nd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment
Director:
AIR VICE-NIARSHM
C.B.,
Producer:
Root-
RI
CORP-RENDER
C.B.E.,
A.F.C.,
C. G. MAL GH AN.
R.A.F.
(Reid.)
Aarrator:
Ht-NIPIIREY
Division
fit
I
INO
PENN
& DISTRICT
ROYAL
ROYAL
BRITISH
FANFARE
THE
LEGION
— STATE
NATIONAL
CHORISTERS
Thy choicest eifts in store
On her be pleased to pour,
Lone may she reign.
May she defend our laws,
And ever eive us cause
To sing with heart and voice,
God save the Queen.
OF
by BARRY
"FOR
FOR THE FALLEN
ANTHEM
noble Queen,
Queen,
ODLone
save live
our our
gracious
God save the Queen.
Send her victorious,
Happy and glorious,
Lone to reien over us,
God save the Queen.
Directed
BAND
TRUMPETERS
G
THE
YOUTH
ST.
PAUL'S
ROSE,
Master
THE
Choir
THE MUSTER
STANDARDS
THE ROYAL NAVY AND THE ROYAL MARINES
QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S
ROYAL NAVAL NURSING SERVICE
WOMEN'S
ROYAL NAVAL SERVICE
THE ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE AND THE ROYAL MARINE RESERVE
THE ROYAL FLEET AUXILIARY
THE ROYAL NAVAL AUXILIARY
SERVICE
THE MERCHANT
NAVY
QUEEN
LAURENCE BINYON
CATHEDRAL
of the
FALLEN"
REPRESENTATIVE
by
THE ARMY
ALEXANDRA'S
ROYAL ARMY NURSING
WOMEN'S
ROYAL ARMY CORPS
THE TERRITORIAL
ARMY
With proud thanksgiving, a mother for her children,
England mourns for her dead across the sea.
Flesh of her flesh they were, spirit of her spirit,
Fallen in the cause of the free.
Solemn the drums thrill; Death august and royal
Sings sorrow up into immortal spheres.
There is music in the midst of desolation
And a glory that shines upon our tears.
They went with songs to the battle, they were young.
Straight of limb, true of eye, steady and aglow.
They were staunch to the end against odds uncounted,
They fell with their faces to the foe.
CORPS
THE ROYAL AIR FORCE
THE ROYAL AIR FORCE REGIMENT
PRINCESS MARY'S ROYAL AIR FORCE NURSING SERVICE
WOMEN'S
ROYAL AIR FORCE
ROYAL AUXILIARY
AIR FORCE
ROYAL AIR FORCE VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
THE ROYAL OBSERVER CORPS
THE RFC/RNAS
VETERANS ASSOCIATION
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
They
They
They
They
mingle not with their laughing comrades again:
sit no more at familiar tables at home;
have no lot in our labour of the daytime;
sleep beyond England's foam.
THL
THE
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
ASSOCIATION
AND BRIGADE
THE ST. ANDREW'S
AMBULANCE
ASSOCIATION
THE BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY
THE NATIONAL
VOLUNTARY CIVIL AID SERVICES
SOLDIERS' SAILORS' AND AIRMEN'S FAMILIES ASSOCIATION
THE WOMEN'S
ROYAL VOLUNTARY
SERVICE
THE BRITISH WOMEN'S LAND ARMY SOCIETY
IN—PENSIONERS
THE
OF THE
SOUTH
ROYAL
ATLANTIC
HOSPITAL,
TASK FORCE
THE BLUES AND ROYALS
THE ROY.AL GREEN JACKETS
CHELSEA
But where our desires and our hopes profound,
Felt as the well-spring that is hidden from sight,
To the innermost heart of their own land they are known
As the stars are known to the night;
As the stars that shall be bright when we are dust
Moving in marches upon the heavenly plain,
As the stars that are starry in the time of our darkness,
To the end, to the end, they remain.
PIPES AND DRUMS
of the
Ulster Defence Regiment
FOR THE FALLEN
OE&
by
LAURENCE BINYON
THE ARMY APPRENTICES
COLLEGE
CHEPSTOW
GYMNASTIC DISPLAY TEAM
With proud thanksgiving, a mother for her children,
England mourns for her dead across the sea.
Flesh of her flesh they were, spirit of her spirit,
Fallen in the cause of the free.
Solemn the drums thrill; Death august and royal
Sings sorrow up into immortal spheres.
There is music in the midst of desolation
And a glory that shines upon our tears.
They went with songs to the battle, they were young.
Straight of limb, true of eye, steady and aglow.
They were staunch to the end against odds uncounted,
They fell with their faces to the foe.
EPOO
THE CONTINUITY
DRILL TEAM
of the
QUEEN'S COLOUR SQUADRON,
ROYAL AIR FORCE
&&
THE ROYAL AIR FORCE POLICE
DOG DEMONSTRATION
TEAM
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
They mingle not with their laughing comrades again:
They sit no more at familiar tables at home;
They have no lot in our labour of the daytime;
They sleep beyond England's foam.
WINDOW LADDER DISPLAY
presented by
Royal Navy Display Team from HMS Excellent
But where our desires and our hopes profound,
Felt as the well-spring that is hidden from sight,
To the innermost heart of their own land they are known
As the stars are known to the night;
As the stars that shall be bright when we are dust
Moving in marches upon the heavenly plain,
As the stars that are starry in the time of our darkness,
To the end, to the end, they remain.
THE BAND OF HER MAJESTY'S
ROYAL MARINES
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Director of Music
Lieutenant-Colonel
G. A. C. Hoskins, M.V.O.,
L.R.A.M.,
R.M.
COMMUNM
SINGING
Lea by
CHARLIE CHESTER
Take me back to dear old Blighty,
Put me on the train for London Town,
Take me over there, drop me anywhere,
Liverpool, Leeds, or Birmingham, well, I don't care!
I should love to see my best girl,
Cuddling up again we soon shall be;
Whoa! Tiddley, iddley iahty, hurry me home to Blighty,
Blighty is the place for me.
(Reproduced hy permiscion ol
E.1.11 tlu sii Publishin e 1.1(1.)
I am sailina, I am sailing,
Home again 'cross the sea.
I am sailing stormy waters,
To be near you to be free.
Can you hear me, Can you hear me.
Thro' the dark night far away.
I am dying forever tryina,
To be with you who can say.
I am sailing, we are sailing,
Home a-gain 'cross the sea.
We are sailing, Stormy waters,
To be near you to be free.
(Reproduced
Oh shine on, shine on han, est moon
Up in the sky,
I ain't had no lovin'
Since January, February, June or July.
Snow' time ain't no time to stay
Out doors and spoon,
So shine on, shine on har est moon,
For me and my gal.
hr kind permission 0;
Island
td.i
(Reproduced 1)s permission of
EMI Music Publisbine
[di
On NIother Kelly's doorstep, down Paradise Row
I'd sit along o' Nellv, she'd sit along o' Joe.
She'd got a little hole in her frock, hole in her shoe,
Hole in her sock, where her toe peep'd through,
But Nelly was the smartest down our Alley.
On Mother Kelly's doorstep, I'm wondering now
If ICI gal Nelly remembers Joe, her beau,
And does she love me like she used to,
On Mother Kelly's doorstep, down Paradise Row.
(Reproduced by permis-son of
LAU Music Publistiou; 1.1(1.)
Strollin', just strollin',
In the cool of the evening air,
I don't envy the rich in their automobile
For a motor car is phoney.
I'd rather have shanks's pony,
When I'm strollin', just strollin',
With the light of the moon above,
Ey'ry night I go out strollin',
And I know my luck is rollin',
When I'm strollin' with the one I love.
(Reprodiavil
L.Sll
permiksaon of
Publishin
td.)
SERVICE
HYNIN
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ORGANIST:
M.A.,
JOHN
ST.AND
Ye
BERTALOT,
F.R.C.O(CHM),
F.R.C.C.O.,
HoN. R.S.C.M.
Dr. Ellison; Monsignor H. Farre/lv, representing the Cardinal Archbishop of fi'estminster; the
Reverend Dr. K. G. Greet, the Moderator of the Free Church Federal Council; and the
Reverend D. Cooper, Chaplain of the 2nd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment; with their
Attendants and the Singers from Choirs affiliated to the Royal School Qf Church Music will
proceed in the following order to their places on the platform.
PROCESSION
THE
CROSS-BEARER
AND
THE
THE
NIONSIGNIOR
THE
2
Stand
up.
With
heart
Though
ISON
Heti.
ATTENDAN
altos
People:
The Monsignor:
People:
The Monsignor:
People:
The Monsignor:
People:
The Monsignor:
People:
the
I.ord.
Lord
and
e all
sour
God
t oiee.
4
praise.
fear
hi,
holy
GOD,
CHOIR
strength
G.
GREET
WILL
THEN
be his
With
all
SAY
and
sal\ ation
Then
up,
up,
in Christ
ransomed
and
bless
your
God
and
bless
for
THESE
song.
ours:
lose
our
lord
Stand
who
nations,
ssouldest
upon
peace
fold
the
in our
both
ssatte
of
dssellin,
!teaser]
our
and
and
ssrath,
Nage
earth
and
in our
in
a single
sorros\
hearts:
s: and
through
proglaimed
possers.
the
Lord.
adore:
his
glorious
name
as armore.
PRAYERS:
A FOR
THE.
CHAJ,I
let
peage
the
to
de,ign
ths
of
this
Churgh.
SOD 0111 Sas iour,
great
peagg
Jesus
Christ.
ss hole
ssorld
love
among.
Altretl.
Let us pray .tor Mow In need:
E
l-ERNA!
Cod.
there
A ITENDANTS
Let us thank God for his many blessings to us:
\,Ve thank him for our Queen and we pra for her and her family:
Thanks be to God.
We thank him for all v.ho under her serve our country by their leadership,
courage and duty, and %wepray for those c‘ho hear authority in our nation
and who seek to preserve peace:
Thanks be to God.
We thank him for the devotion of those who serve in the Armed Forces of the
Crov.n, on sea and land and in the air, for their steadfastness
and skill, and
for the success granted t 0 their endeavours:
Thanks be to God.
We thank him for the vork of doctors, nurses and chaplains, and pray that
he \A ill protect all those in danger, especially in Northern Ireland, and in the
face of terrorism:
Thanks be to God
We thank hint for the unity of our nation and Commonwealth
and pray that
as in the past so in the Future we may be faithful in his service:
Thanks he to God.
We thank him for The Royal British Legion and For the service it has
rendered, and pray that he may guide those responsible
for its work and gi‘e
them good success:
Thanks he to God.
peace:
gisc
ths
BANNER
AND
his
Henceforth
lighten
MODER
is our
And
Stand
name.
REVEREND DR. K.
THE
God
The
magnirs?
it
the
Father
hatred.
ord,
of
gas e lose:
there 1, ,orro s
ss here
all
s hope:
rerle
mankutd:
is here
\se eoittttur
there
sshere
1, ittitna.
there
to
grant
thee
the
pardon:
1, darknost.
let
needs
ot
ss here
there
the
there
be
is dittru,:.
through
—
ss here
reclore
tart:
he,u,
.T t7107.
Let us pray lor (rod.c blessin,..4on ail men:
to the !king.
THANKSGIVING
People:
The Monsignor:
ghoice:
hiah.
not
TS
Dr. Ellison; Monsignor H. Farrelly; the Reverend Dr. K. 0. Greet; and the Reverend D.
Cooper will then conduct a Service of Thanksgiving and Remembrance.
The assembly is asked to join clearly and firmly in the Responses.
The Monsignor:
the
hi,
soul
bletting
and
blest
of
and
ssould
laud
VERGER
DR Ft t
and
all
Who
And
people
high
AN:is,-
and
Le! us proc lor peace:
VERGER
THE
up,
all mankind.
Our
grace,
pea,:e
and
to the departed.
concord
and
resit:
to u, and
FHE REVEREND D. COOPER 55lit
NIIGHT\ God, lio
Al
thank,
purposes.
the
tor
I ook
he at ermore
Aceept
in lose
our
into
art a mott
granted
upon
fatherls
throuiit.h
me:
When
strong
to the
the det eated.
keeping
hectic
Help
Sssifl
of
the
si itt
fail.
helplest,
0
elose
jOt s gross
Change
and
ebb,
all sOto
Christ,
deeas
the
Our
THEN 551
.
tosser
forges
C owl
ot
ort
It,tse
of all
the
the C ontmonssealth.
eserlas:ing:thiough
and
Jetts,
Christ.
that
Crossn,
THIS
PR
V, e 2.i\ ,..'Ihee
humble
NNER:
put
their
:ru.1
m thec.
and
pras
that
u Inas
be used
tor
this
the bereas
ed
in battle,
arid tra,ten thc tint,: V.I1C11 ss ar .hrali :a:ate
allen
gis e .tren4th
to the \sounded
and
Irnesl.
I ord.
and
out
ssith
not,
past
Who
4
dto,:
presenge
thy
grace
ths sell
cloud
ito
toe
has e no
me
Hold
thou
ths
Shine
!brought
I triumph
Crot,
the
morning
in death.
before
gloom.
0
ins
and
breaks,
and
earth's
I ord.
abide
g,ith
passing
foil
euide
and
-.ling?
tear,
Where.
abide
etc,:
s
me.
'skies:
shadoss.
flee,
hour:
telliptgCs
poss
ean
-ita.
I ord.
at hand
and
If thou
ITIC to the
the
tumilMne.
ss it h thee
sseight.
still.
doting
poitu
csers
gan
ms
and
55 here C dem
I tee:
life.
like
I fear
',Issas:
\snit
In
but
Through
abide
He:Rem',
they
What
abide:
flee.
utile
around
Ille
me.
its glorie,
in all
I need
is I'll
eonforts
lifeN
\IN
es entide:
I ord.
abide
dim,
th1011 N1110 changett
fallt
deepens:
helperc
Earth',
0
tast
Theskull
darknes,
other
Queen.
lite
good
d!sabled.
detenge.
[Its
ssorld;
-ills:cc,
H1
NIDE
The
sera am,.
.1men.
I ord.
0
to the Chureh,
all hi,
be?
abide
ssith
to Het.;
no 1,1Ileine.,.
grase,
ssith
Ilse.
Ihs
s ist
in all
REMEMBRANCE
LED
ALNIIGHTY
against
of freedom.
Response:
E
ELLISON
and eserlastiml
sersants
strisen
BY DR.
of even,
falsehood
God, in sshom all men lise and die, sse remember
before thee the multitude
ot ths
and of esery age. ssho in their turn hase fought the good
fight or faith: %silo has e
and cruelts
not counting the cost: and el ho, by thy grace, has e preset-% ed the pi e,:1011,
heritae,!
nation
We remember
SPECIALL
them.
sie remember
to ensure
all who have died or suffered for freedom,
the fruits of heroism and sacrifice shall not perish
that
Response: We remember
L
R
T us pray
that
EMEMBER,
from
still suffer,
among men,
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION
and all ssbo nos% labour
PRINCIPLES AND POLICY
them.
we may be is orthy
0 Lord,
sers ice, make
all liho
sihat
of them.
thou
us ssorrhy
hair
ss fought
in us, and not ish at ss e deserse,
for Jesus Christ's
sake.
Amen.
of our calling:
and
is thou
Lb
sill be done.
Last ealled
us
ills
The assembly shall then join in the Lord's Prayer.
0
LJR Father,
against
glory,
sshich
us. And
For eser
lead
and
art in heasen
us not into
.
Hallossed
temptation;
be ths Name.
But dehser
Ihs
us from
Kingdom
come.
cs it: for thine
is the kingdom.
The posser,
eser.
THE
BY GENERAL
SPOKEN
THE LAST P051
ACT OF REMEMBRANCE_
SIR PA FRICK HOWARD-DOBSON,
in earth
as i is
and the
G.C.
The Legion shall be democratic, non-sectarian and not affiliated to or
connected
directly or indirectly with any political party or political oreanisation.
The Legion shall be created to inaugurate and maintain in a strong, stimulating,
united and democratic comradeship all those who have served in Her
Majesty's
Navy, Army, Air Force or any Auxiliary Forces so that neither their efforts
nor their
interests shall be forgotten, that their welfare and that of the dependants
of the
fallen may be safeeuarded and that just and equitable treatment shall be
seem ed to
them in respect of the difficulties caused in their lives as a result of their
services.
Thes
shall gross not old. as \se ihtd are left gross old.
Age shall not sseats them, nor the sears condemn.
At the going doss n ot the sun, and 111the morning
We
remember
them.
Respome:
\Ne still remember
%%HILL IHE
SI I NH
The Leeion shall exist to perpetuate in the civil life of the Commonwealth
and the
World the principles for which the Nation stands, to inculcate a sense of
loyalty to
the Crown, Community and Nation, to promote unity amongst all classes,
to make
right the master of might , to secure peace and goodwill on earth, to safeeuard
and
to posterity the principles of justice, freedom and democracy and to
consecrate and sanctify our comradeship by our devotion to mutual
service and
helpfulness.
them.
shi(,)(
D bit
transmit
..„(
REVEILLE
THE
HYMN;
0
I ORD
The
One
tannE,
Triumphant
To thee
of Lite,
ssorld
nature's
sustains
no leys than
in him \vim reigns,
oser death .
saliant
dead
healing
So mercy
gises
And griet
01 lose
pras
Deyouter
are glad
that
nobler
cares.
the silence, I ord.
hear the sshispered
call ot lose,
And
sields,Our
to keepSo
sleep.On
(Reproduced
Dunne
worship,
0 helpin
tears .
remembrance
ssith them
Not names engrased
in marble make
The best memorials
of the dead.
Bill burdens
shouldered
tOtt their sake
And tasks completed
in their stead:
A braver tanh and stronger
prasers,
to-das.
the sears4
hattle-helds:To
ustor
to proud
mindful
hearts
3
this —
through
the stricken
And
posser
unseen
Reclothes
A tryst
ss hose
%stiff thanklulness
or all our
2As
BLESSING
hi permission
das by das thy strength
afford
ssork to do, our faith to prose.
he ths blessing richly shed
our communion
sGth our dead.
ol Ihe Societe tor Pronuning
(hrist hill Knowlediw)
The Royal British Letdon
desires to place upon record its most sincere
appreciation
and gratitude to all tdio have
made this Festival pt)ssible.
the stninne oi the lust hymn Dr. Lilt con, Monsignor It tarrelly, the
Reverend Or. K. G. (ireer
and the Reverend I). Cooper, with their attendants and the choir will leave
the Hull.
lite assembly is asked to remain standingTHE
NA FIONA!
ANIHENI
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ti`tir 1
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