Who can you spot bearing the standard or laying a wreath in remembrance?
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1. Police salute
The officer in charge of the Doncaster Police Superintendent Brian Mordue pictured retired in November 1998. His last official duty as a police officer was to attend the remembrance day service at Doncaster war memorial and lay a wreath on behalf of the Police at Doncaster. Photo: Ingram
2. Mayor pays her respects
At the 1998 remembrance day service at Doncaster war memorial where chief executive Doncaster Council Alf Taylor,Mayor & Consort Cllr Yvonne and Tony Woodcock payed their respects Photo: Ingram
3. Doncaster war memorial
The scene at the Doncaster war memorial for the remembrance day service in 1998 Photo: Ingram
4. En route to the church
Remembrance Service at the War Memorial on Bennetthorpe,Doncaster, in 2001 where the parade was en route to St Georges Church Photo: Steve Ellis