Female Navy Officer Who Led The Gun Carriage At The Queen’s Procession Shares Exclusive Insight | LK

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Lorraine published this video item, entitled “Female Navy Officer Who Led The Gun Carriage At The Queen’s Procession Shares Exclusive Insight | LK” – below is their description.

Commander Nicola Cripps was one of 140 members of the Gun Carriage Crew, who pulled the Queen’s coffin at the Queen’s funeral. She joined Lorraine to share her insights of the day from her unique position.

Broadcast on 20/09/22

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