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English: General Sir Gordon Messenger (right), the new Constable of the Tower of London, receives the King's Keys

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Fotograf	Sgt Donald C Todd RLC Photographer
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Erfassungszeitpunkt	19:04, 5. Okt. 2022
Brennweite	400 mm
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Namensnennung/Veröffentlicher	Sgt Donald C Todd (RLC)
Quelle	British Army
Titel	Installation of the Constable at the Tower
Online-Urheberrechtsangabe	©MoD Crown Copyright 2022
Bildtitel	For the first time in almost a thousand yearsthe Army and Navy join forces to secure The Tower.The Tower of London is England’s oldest permanently garrisoned fortress and Royal Palace famous for the Army’s Tower Guards and the Yeoman Warders who are all former serving soldiers. Its security and upkeep have been the responsibility of a Constable (Keeper of the Tower) since 1078, who forthe last two centuries has always been an Army General or Field Marshall. Prior to that, the important role has been held by Barons, Dukes, and even a Saint, but this year, for the first time, the responsibility has been given to a Royal Marine. General Sir Gordon Messenger was Vice Chief of the Defence Staff of the Ministry of Defence until he retired in May 2019. During an illustrious military career, he commanded the Royal Marines during the Iraq War leading 40 Commando in the assault on the Al Faw Peninsula. He was the British Commander of Task Force Helmand in Afghanistan in 2008, served on the 2004 tsunami relief effort, and was awarded an OBE for his services in Kosovo in 2000. The first four star Royal Marine General to be appointed since 1977, he is also the first Royal Marine to ever become Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom. His new role is a dramatic contrast to his operationally heavy career. Today the Constable of Britain’s most popular paid-for tourist attraction is concerned with largely ceremonial duties. But he will still be notionally in charge of the operation, upkeep and security of the Tower and all those who live and work within it, from the Yeoman Warders, to the Ravens, the Crown Jewels and The Tower Guards who protect them. In keeping with the historic grandeur of the role, the new Constable’s first day at work is a spectacular event, heralded by fanfares, processions and ancient ceremony which form part of his formal “installation” in His Majesty’s Tower of London. HM Royal Marines Band Collingwood set the mood for the guests who had gathered to witness the installation of the Tower’s 161st Constable. They performed a rousing musical and marching display in front of the New Armouries, ending with distinctive climax. As thesun set over the Norman White Tower, Flank Guards from The Honourable Artillery Company (HAC), the City of London’s Army Reserve, and Army Regulars from the 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, led the Royal Marines Guard of Honour in procession to form up with the Band. They formed a hollow square which was then lined with Yeoman Warders in their distinctive heavily embroidered Tudor scarlet uniforms.
Kurztitel	APOLOND-OFFICIAL-20221005-110-096
Urheberrechte	©MoD Crown Copyright 2022
Nutzungsbedingungen	This image may be used for current news purposes only. It may not be used, reproduced or transmitted for any other purpose without first obtaining a copyright license available from the MoD, Crown Copyright Unit. [email protected]
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Kamerabesitzer	Sgt Donald C Todd-RLC
Datum, zu dem die Metadaten letztmalig geändert wurden	21:40, 5. Okt. 2022
Bewertung (aus 5)	0
Eindeutige Kennung des ursprünglichen Dokuments	B2602E0B8FD7699FCA116F60E3D99EF6
Verfasser	Susi Coulthard
Besondere Anweisungen	Pic Desk: [email protected] Vid Desk: [email protected]
Code des Standorts, von dem das Foto übermittelt wurde	OFFICIAL
Urheberrechtsstatus	Geschützt
Kontaktinformationen	Desk: [email protected] Pic Desk: [email protected], Desk: [email protected] Vid Desk: [email protected] Content Desk, Army Communications, Marlborough Lines, Army Headquarters Andover, Hampshire, SP11 8HJ GBR +44 (01264) 382344
Stichwörter	British Army Ministry of Defence MoD United Kingdom UK Constable Installation Yeoman Warders Ceremonial Guard The Tower of London General Sir Gordon Messenger Norman White Tower tLord Chamberlain Constable Installation
Gezeigte Provinz oder angezeigter Gliedstaat	City of London
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Bereich der gezeigten Stadt	London
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