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The Royal Family has celebrated the late Queens longlasting and deeply personal relationship with the British Armed Forces in a post on social media.

Her Majesty, who has died aged 96, took on roles raising public sprits including a radio broadcast and a pantomime at Windsor Castle in her younger years.

HER Majesty was not just Head of the Armed Forces – she was their heart.And while they fought for Queen and Country, she fought for them.She was the

Queen Elizabeth II lived in the spotlight for most of her life after taking the throne in her mid-twenties. However, there are several little-known facts about the late monarch.

The present generation is woefully unworthy of the Queen’s life and legacy.

The longest-reigning monarch that Britain has ever known, Elizabeth died Thursday at 96 at Balmoral Castle, her beloved summer home in Scotland, after having steadied and modernized the royal institution through seven decades of huge social change.

Elizabeth often gave the impression of a serious demeanor, and many have noted her “poker face,” but those who knew her described her as having a mischievous sense of humor and a talent for mimicry in private company.

Queen Elizabeth II served as a constant, stabilizing force throughout her 70-year reign, and most people alive today don’t know a world without her in it. Here are ten things to know about her life.

For the succeeding years of the war, Queen Elizabeth II was conscripted multiple times to join in the war effort. This was not just a plaque to her name. She worked in the trenches, helping soldiers and victims of the war.

Queen Elizabeth II was moulded by her early adulthood experience of World War II during which she served a...