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I was selected to form part of the Old Guard for the ceremonial guard mount at The Convent and I was expecting to be selected for the Escort to the Keys at the Ceremony of the Keys which was effectively our Passing Out Parade.

He then called out my name, "Cpl Labrador fall out, you will be collecting the drum". I went up to Cpl Lopez, permanent staff, and asked him what was this about. I could not believe it! Louis has always had a sense of humour and he was having me on. The 2nd Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, who were the Resident Battalion at the time, were presenting the Regiment with a side drum to mark the affiliation between both Regiments and I had been selected to collect the drum.

The Drum had been one of seven that were originally the property of the Northamptonshire Regiment and this one was especially retained to hand over to the Gibraltar Regiment. On the day of our Ceremony of the Keys, 4 April , a Royal Anglian drummer carrying the drum and assembled together with me in Landport Ditch Tunnel. At a given point there was an announcement over the Tannoy system, "There will now be a presentation".