London — Britain marked Monday the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, honoring the men and women who fought during World War II.
The day featured a procession by members of the British armed forces, accompanied by troops from Ukraine and the U.K.'s NATO allies.
Alan Kennett, who landed in northern France on D-Day, accepted the salute from Garrison Sgt. Major Andrew Stokes in front of an audience that included King Charles III, signaling the parade to begin.
The parade followed a route from the Houses of Parliament, through Trafalgar Square and down the Mall to Buckingham Palace.
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