Queen Elizabeth hid her wheelchair when she was last seen?In “Military Style” | World News

The late monarch Queen Elizabeth made a remarkable effort to deliver a poignant “final salute” to royal fans who gathered to celebrate her 70th year on the throne, a book says. The queen was flown by helicopter from Windsor Castle to Buckingham Palace for the festivities last June, with elaborate plans that included keeping her from being seen in a wheelchair on a balcony.

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These revelations come from a book by royal correspondent Robert Jobson.

“At her insistence, a military-style maneuver was carried out so that no one could see that she had to use a wheelchair. In considerable discomfort, Her Majesty was wheelchair-bound to the helipad in Windsor,” written in the book.

“In the palace, she was pushed to the balcony door and stood on her feet – with the help of a cane – to stand beside Charles and Camilla, and William and his family. Fireworks After the performance, the Queen smiled with joy. It was the last time she paid tribute to her people,” it added.

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Queen Elizabeth, who was seen on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in an emerald green suit during last year’s Platinum Jubilee, published a moving letter to the nation saying: “My heart is with you all.”

After that, she was unable to attend the Thanksgiving celebrations at St. Paul’s Cathedral – hence her last appearance on the balcony.

The ceremony was mainly attended by Prince Harry and Meghan, and this was their first joint royal appearance since leaving office.

It was revealed last year that the Queen had made it clear that she should not attend events of personal significance, such as Commonwealth and Memorial ceremonies, at any cost.

In particular, palace aides were anxious not to reproduce a photograph of the Queen’s late sister, Princess Margaret, in a wheelchair six months before her death.