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The Queen, WWII and 1993 (Original Post) blue-wave Sep 2022 OP
She was not my queen but I feel a sense of loss... She was THE Queen. keithbvadu2 Sep 2022 #1
I wonder how many photos Sky Jewels Sep 2022 #2
She was still a Princess durind the Second World War. Brother Buzz Sep 2022 #3
Yes, she was Princess during WWII blue-wave Sep 2022 #4

keithbvadu2

(36,747 posts)
1. She was not my queen but I feel a sense of loss... She was THE Queen.
Thu Sep 8, 2022, 09:38 PM
Sep 2022

She was not my queen but I feel a sense of loss...

She was THE Queen.

Brother Buzz

(36,412 posts)
3. She was still a Princess durind the Second World War.
Thu Sep 8, 2022, 09:56 PM
Sep 2022

At the age of 19, Princess Elizabeth joined the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS). After joining, she trained as a driver and mechanic with the rank of Second Subaltern. Five months later she was promoted to Junior Commander, which was the equivalent of Captain. Her younger sister Princess Margaret was a Girl Guide and later joined the Sea Rangers.

She didn't shirk her duties and did well, although I suspect her title helped her promotions

blue-wave

(4,349 posts)
4. Yes, she was Princess during WWII
Fri Sep 9, 2022, 02:04 AM
Sep 2022

She was amazing in that she lived duty every day of her life. She was a consistent force in a world that grew ever more complicated throughout her life. We could use many more with the sense of duty that she lived.

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