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Lorraine
Kelly Made Army Inspector
GMTV's Lorraine Kelly turned Army inspector at a Royal Gun
Salute to mark the official Queen's birthday yesterday.
It was "Colonel" Kelly's first official duty since taking up an honorary
post with the Black Watch.
Dressed in official uniform, Kelly acted as Inspecting Officer at
Stirling Castle where troops lined up in honour of the Queen's official
birthday.
Glasgow-born Kelly, 49, is a keen supporter of the Armed Forces. She was
recently appointed to the role of Honorary Colonel of the Black Watch
battalion's Army Cadet Force (ACF).
Kelly said: "I am passionate about working with young people and really want
to help them develop.
"When I was originally approached, I was very keen to become involved as it
offers me the chance to share some of my experiences so that the Cadets can
learn different life skills."
Brigadier Allfrey, Commander 51 (Scottish) Brigade said: "We were delighted
when Ms Kelly accepted the role of Honorary Colonel.
"She is the perfect example of someone who can exert real influence over the
development of young people and can bring a wealth of experience to the
role."
There are 44,000 cadets in more than 1700 Cadet centres across the UK.
17:05
June
14 2009 - waveguide.co.uk
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