Agree. I would hate to see this in m country and generally hate the idea of this type of thing, but I like to admire the spectacle of it from a distance.

Did you? I'm on edge now.

ObjectiveUser85 May She Reign Forever!!!!'

Shayn Cyprowski *reign*

Rao Peter GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

She was rather busy calming down Burmese.

I'm pretty glad she wasn't. God Bless America!!!

No one wears medals without having earned them in service. Everyone of the royal family has served in active duty in the military, they only wear medals they'd earned. That's another thing that makes the British Royals special.

@@Afif.anNayem.asSalafi not everyone - some have medals without having been in the armed forces - Earl of Wessex quit the Royal Marines before finishing basic, the Princess Royal only has honorary commands and rank.

@@sithlordofoz they as active duty Royals are attached with military units, the medals they wear are unit citations. Some of them are given to them by units they visited as part of Royal duties. I've been there mate, I know this as a fact. Also, some of the medals they wear aren't military medals at all, they are granted to them by the monarch by way of their entitlement. Some are pendants representative of certain charities and organisations. Long story short, they don't wear them unless they have legitimate connections. The Earl of Wessex for example wears jubilee medals and honorary forces medals given to him by the respective forces. He has earned them! He doesn't wear any medal that he has not earned. Same goes for Princess Royal. I am not a Brit by the way, I am from the Commonwealth, I was in the military myself that's all, both in my country and in the UK in the reserve when I was in Uni there. I 100% guarantee you the servicemen agree with me on this.

@@Afif.anNayem.asSalafi that's cute. My family has for five generations been Soldiers of the Queen. And the medals worn by HRH The Princess Royal and HRH The Earl of Wessex aren't "earned" in the same way as those worn by The Dukes of York (active service in the Falklands War) and Sussex (Afghanistan) or even HM The Queen (WWII) or HRH Duke of Edinburgh (also WWII). All the medals worn by the first two are "honourary" as they aren't active service medals. Being your mum's son or daughter isn't earning a medal (although maybe your mum deserves one - but then only if she hadn't raised such a wet blanket).

Right! And Harry looked.....happy!!

Chunyin Timothy Poon soundtrack from 'Elizabeth. The Golden Age' - Opening

See 1:25 in the video for the moment when 6 shots were fired directly at the queen (you can hear them on the video). Actually they were only blank bullets but the noise unsettled the queen's horse, though she kept control. Look behind the queen in the crowd and you can see a guard pulling the teenager who'd fired the shots over the barrier. See news.sky.com/story/1710224/guard-i-saw-shots-being-fired-at-queen for a recent interview with that guard.

Thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!

林祐萱 She was shot at by a teenager. The shots were blank, yes. The noise startled the horse the Queen was riding on, but luckily she calmed the horse down and continued the ceremony.

+Lukasz Huminiecki I believe she is Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester. Born on the 25th December 1901, died on the 29th October 2004 (Age 102).

Sean Yeo dam , her age is 1 Century

Prajwal B M If you mean by 2001, the lady you meant is Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, and the person in that carriage is not Diana. If you mean 1989, it is unknown actually, and there is chance the lady beside Diana might be the Queen Mother

Slender Man Sr. thanks a lot sir. I actually had meant about the one in 2001. It's not Diana, gottcha!!!

That is HRH The Countess of Wessex

What?