Frederick William IV taking the salute of the guards rifles ( drawing by Louis Dunki, 1890 ) Since the mid-19th century the battalion mostly recruited commoners and employees of forestry and proven hunters.
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Val�ry Giscard d'Estaing, a former President of France, has said that it is ridiculous to sing about drenching French fields with impure Prussian blood as a German Chancellor takes the salute in Paris.
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His portrait of " George Washington taking the Salute at Trenten " was so popular that it was selected to illustrate an article on Washington in the " Magazine of American History " in 1880.
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Today, if the President is absent, the Chief of the Presidential Military Staff and on the solemn changing ceremonies on Sundays, members of the Council of Ministers of Peru, takes the salute on the President's behalf.
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On 30 April 2010 Beharry visited Duke of York's Royal Military School to take the salute at Parade and to present the Baroness Thatcher Sword of Honour to the JUO of the winning Guard at Drill Competition.
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HRH Prince Charles, the Duke of Rothesay, visited the town in April 2012 to take the salute of the Black Watch during the regiment's homecoming parade, marking its return from a six-month tour of duty in Afghanistan.
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In 1831, a military exercise was ordered by the government of President Joaquin Prieto on the Pampilla fields, which would witness the first ever parade on September 19 in the following year with Diego Portales taking the salute.
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Gov . Chris Patten has been invited to take the salute to mark " the vital contribution which the British Garrison has made over the years to the success story of Hong Kong, " said a British army statement Thursday.
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I remember her at tennis in baggy satin slacks, or taking the salute at the daily dusk parade of the faithful, from tiny toddlers in green shorts to lumbering ancients in khaki, while the band rolled out sonorous Wagnerian music.
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A Victory March was held in Tunis on May 20, 1943 in which units of the First and Eighth Armies and representative detachments of the American and French forces marched past, with bands playing and generals Eisenhower, Alexander and Giraud taking the salute.
