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The Australian Imperial Forces Band takes the salute in London, May 1919

  • fulvue said:
    It does seem to be the Prince of Wales, and is that Earl Haig next to him?
  • Fraser Pettigrew said:
    fulvue Hi Fulvue - Yes, that's Haig beside him. There's a Pathe newsreel of this event taken from the same vantage point as the succeeding photo (which is across the Strand from Australia House, not outside Buckingham Palace as this picture is geotagged). www.britishpathe.com/video/victory-parade-1919-through-re... (the url says Regent St, but it's corrected in the caption).

Australian mounted troops approaching the official dais in London, 1919

  • fulvue said:
    To the right of the dais, at the front of the crowd and between the policemen, is an Australian photographer. I wonder if he took the previous shot with the Aussie band taking the salute?
  • Fraser Pettigrew said:
    The geotagging of this shot is wrong - the location is Australia House on the Strand: goo.gl/maps/pQpdLYQKkBr - and the date is 25 April 1919, though it is also given as 3 May on some archival photos. There's a Pathe newsreel of the event from this same vantage point (the url has the wrong title of parade down Regent St but the caption info is correct). www.britishpathe.com/video/victory-parade-1919-through-re...

A mounted officer at a London military parade after World War I, 1919

  • Fraser Pettigrew said:
    The location of this picture is on the Kingsway, looking south towards the spire of St Mary le Strand in the distance. The viewpoint is about here goo.gl/maps/3eLqZuoM2sS2 though redevelopment and tree planting obscure most of the details. But the baroque-style church on the left is still there (St Anselm and St Cecilia), and the building far left with the two pedimented windows. Apart from the trees the view of St Mary le Strand is now also obscured by the building of Bush House at the bottom of Kingsway which was begun in 1923.
  • Warwick Young said:
    The mounted officer is Brigadier General Robert Young, commander of New Zealand 2nd Infantry Brigade. Young had the honour of leading the Kiwi contingent in the parade. Wikipedia has an article on Robert Young (soldier).