They play fanfare. When you go, tell them, tell them about us, and say, for your tomorrow, we gave our today. And In there, the brItIsh ambassador, lord lewIn, and the Defence MInIster, step forward, If we can see them, as reeds are presented to them, so that they can be placed at the duzel wall, on behalf of the unIted kIngdom and france. There, the ambassador and the MInIster SteppIng forward to, to place a brItIsh race, of red poppIes, and a french race of blue cornflowers, the french flower of remembrance. The reeds are placed at the foot of the D Day wall, whIch are InscrIbed the names of the M75 BrItIsh ServIcemen who dIed on the three D Day beaches where brItIsh forces land, together wIth those members of the Royal And Merchant navIes, who were lost at sea. And members of the royal aIr force, lost In the aIr. And It Is to the sea, that we look now, because aIrcraft are Inbound. AIrcraft from the royal aIr force. LadIes and gentlemen, to mark the openIng of the brItIsh memorIal,
Defence minister, step forward, if we can see them, as reeds are presented to them, so that they can be placed at the duzel wall, on behalf of the united kingdom and france. there, the ambassador and the minister stepping forward to, to place a british race, of red poppies, and a french race of blue cornflowers, the french flower of remembrance. the reeds are placed at the foot of the d day wall, which are inscribed the names of the m75 british servicemen who died on the three d day beaches where british forces land, together with those members of the royal and merchant navies, who were lost at sea. and members of the royal air force, lost in the air. and it is to the sea,