The Queen’s heroic pallbearers were awarded a gong for carrying the coffin of the deceased monarch

The Queen’s heroic pallbearers who captured the hearts of the nation at her funeral have been honored for their services to the monarch.

The military has been inducted into the Royal Victorian Order (RVO) as part of her special set of Demise Awards, announced today.

Personal chest of drawers with a long service life Angela Kelly70 years old, who served for 25 years and moved to Windsor Castle when the queen got sickwas also recognized.

Twelve bearers who carried the queen’s coffin – many people were called up from the service in Iraq when The queen is dead – everyone got a gong, the palace announced.

The honorable list also included members of H.P RAF the crew that transported the Queen’s coffin from Scotland to London.

Members of the RVO in the village the kingand are awarded regardless of Downing Street to people who personally served the monarch or the royal family.

Prince Andrei welcome back to The royal family once and attended a service and reception for the RVO with 600 guests including the King and the Duke of Edinburgh at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, The Sun exclusively revealed.