Relive D-Day 75 with all of our best pictures from Portsmouth ceremony
By Matthew Mohan-Hickson
Published 14th Jun 2019, 19:45 BST
D-Day 75 in Portsmouth. Veteran at ceremony site
PORTSMOUTH pulled off a spectacular tribute to mark the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings.
Hundreds of veterans of the Normandy invasion, as well as the Queen and world leaders attended the ceremony. While members of the public also made their way down to Southsea Common for the ceremony. Can you spot yourself in our pictures from today?
Scene from Southsea Common this morning. Picture: Chris Moorhouse
Sailors arriving at Southsea Common this morning. Picture: Chris Moorhouse
Royal Marines rehearse ahead of D-Day 75 ceremony.
This is what the stage looked like before the ceremony began.
Spitfire on Southsea Common
Chinook helicopter over Southsea Common
More from behind the wall and inside the ceremony site.
Commando Jim Booth,97, and his daughter Vicky Pugh
This is Anne, 76, and Derek, 83, Bramwell.
D-Day 75 in Portsmouth
D-Day 75 in Portsmouth
This is Maggie and John Child
Spitfire on Southsea Common. Take a look inside
Spitfire on Southsea Common. Take a look inside
Spitfire on Southsea Common. Take a look inside
Portsmouth D-Day veteran John Jenkins on the common today
D-Day veteran at ceremony in Southsea Common today
President Trump flies into Portsmouth for D-Day ceremony
Portsmouth City Council leader Gerald Vernon-Jackson with US Air Force
Crowds begin to build on Southsea Common in build up to D-Day anniversary
US naval officers in Southsea
Terry Fleet, 54, sergeant in Royal Signal Corp. and Tex Ranger, 81
Crowds watch the D-Day ceremony on big screen in Southsea.
Crowds watch the D-Day ceremony on big screen in Southsea.
Crowds watch D-Day ceremony on big screen in Southsea
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during D-Day ceremony
The Queen and World Leaders at D-Day ceremony
Trump speaks during D-Day ceremony
Crowds watch D-Day 75 ceremony on big screen in Southsea
Crowds watch D-Day 75 ceremony on big screen in Southsea