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United Kingdom, Belgian parade at the Cenotaph in London

Jul 11, 2026

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  • July 11, 2026, London, United Kingdom: British Royal Guard band seen during the annual Belgian parade at the Cenotaph. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed by a military parade to Horse Guards Parade. Londo - ZUMAs197 20260711_aaa_s197_059 Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 Belgian dignitaries lay a wreath at the Cenotaph during the annual Belgian parade. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z63_6072
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 Belgian armed troops march during the annual Belgian parade at the Cenotaph. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed by a m Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_2275
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 Belgian armed troops seen during the annual Belgian parade at the Cenotaph. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed by a mi Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_2185
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 Belgian armed troops march during the annual Belgian parade at the Cenotaph. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed by a m Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_2300
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 British Royal Guard band seen during the annual Belgian parade at the Cenotaph. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed by Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_2153
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 Belgian dignitaries lay a wreath at the Cenotaph during the annual Belgian parade. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_2150
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 Belgian dignitaries lay a wreath at the Cenotaph during the annual Belgian parade. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_2130
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 Belgian armed troops march during the annual Belgian parade at the Cenotaph. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed by a m Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_2065
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 Belgian dignitaries lay a wreath at the Cenotaph during the annual Belgian parade. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_2083
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 Belgian armed troops in formation during the annual Belgian parade at the Cenotaph. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath laying at the Cenotaph followed Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_2078
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 British Royal Guard band in traditional bearskin hats march during the annual Belgian parade at the Cenotaph. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath layin Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_1941
  • Belgian Armed Forces parade at the Cenotaph at the annual London ceremony - 11 ul 2026 British Royal Guard band in traditional bearskin hats march during the annual Belgian parade at the Cenotaph. Belgian servicemen marched through Whitehall during the annual Belgian Parade at the Cenotaph in central London. The ceremony, held on the Saturday preceding Belgian National Day, commemorates the service and sacrifice of Belgian and British soldiers during the First and Second World Wars and celebrates the enduring friendship between the two nations. Belgium is the only non-Commonwealth country granted the honour of marching armed troops through central London, a tradition established by King George V in 1934. The ceremony includes a wreath layin Copyright: xAndreaxDomeniconix xSOPAxImagesx ADOMENICONI_BELGIAN_WREATH_Z62_1937