Prince William has commemorated Anzac Day on behalf of the royal family and remembered the fallen soldiers from Australia and New Zealand during a sombre Dawn Service in London.
According to the program, the Dawn Service at Wellington Arch included readings and the traditional commemorations, including a rendition of the Last Post, a moment of silence and the singing of the national anthems.
Prince William has paid tribute to the fallen soldiers on Anzac day. Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images.The Prince and Princess of Wales’ official twitter account also tweeted in remembrance to the fallen soldiers. As head of state of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth realms, the British royal family marks Anzac Day each year by attending a service in London.
The British royal family have marked Anzac day since the very first service in 1916. Photo by Ian Vogler-WPA Pool/Getty Images.
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