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Kate joined her husband, Prince William, as the royal family led Britain in tribute to the nation's fallen soldiers on Sunday morning.
In a dedication to the U.K.'s dead servicemen and women, William laid a wreath at the leading London war memorial, the Cenotaph in Whitehall.
Kate, meanwhile, stood in a window of the nearby Foreign and Commonwealth Office and watched William, 29, in his gray Royal Air Force uniform. Alongside her: Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Sophie, Countess of Wessex. The Duchess of Cambridge wore two poppies, Britain's traditional symbol of remembrance, pinned to her black coat – and she stood with her head slightly bowed during the two minutes of silence.
William, who has lost friends in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, stood solemn-faced alongside the ranks of soldiers, sailors and pilots who attended the memorial, which took place just a few hundred yards from Westminster Abbey, where William and Kate wed in April.
In a dedication to the U.K.'s dead servicemen and women, William laid a wreath at the leading London war memorial, the Cenotaph in Whitehall.
Kate, meanwhile, stood in a window of the nearby Foreign and Commonwealth Office and watched William, 29, in his gray Royal Air Force uniform. Alongside her: Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Sophie, Countess of Wessex. The Duchess of Cambridge wore two poppies, Britain's traditional symbol of remembrance, pinned to her black coat – and she stood with her head slightly bowed during the two minutes of silence.
William, who has lost friends in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, stood solemn-faced alongside the ranks of soldiers, sailors and pilots who attended the memorial, which took place just a few hundred yards from Westminster Abbey, where William and Kate wed in April.
very nice.
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