Who can you spot bearing the standard or laying a wreath in remembrance?
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9. Medals on display
Doncaster Remembrance Service, and Parade, Bennethorpe, Doncaster where former soldiers proudly showed off their medals in 2002 Photo: Steve Ellis

10. Walking together
The 2002 Doncaster Remembrance Service and Parade, Bennethorpe, Doncaster Photo: Steve Ellis

11. Lest we forget
Doncaster Remembrance Service, and Parade, Bennethorpe, Doncaster where a soldier was pictured in 2002 Photo: Steve Ellis

12. Laying a wreath
Doncaster Remembrance Service, and Parade, Bennethorpe, Doncaster. The Mayor of Doncaster Clr John Quinn(right) laid a wreath in 2002 Photo: Steve Ellis
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