Prince Edward, The Duke of Edinburgh at the commemorative celebrations for the Cavalry memorial

Every second Sunday in May, the combined cavalry of the UK Army parade in Hyde Park, Central London.
More than 3,000 serving veterans and reserve personnel attended the parade, which initially remembered the fallen from the First World War but now pays tribute to those from subsequent conflicts.
Prince Edward, the Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Dragoon Guards, met members of the Association, most of whom were wearing traditional bowler hats and carrying furled umbrellas, before laying a wreath at the memorial.
Dedicated to our UK Army personnel who have served, retired, and died and valiantly served our country.