GUARDSMEN'S FAREWELL TO OLD TED

The video highlights Ted Murray's nearly 50 years of service with the Brigade of Guards through his Tea Wagon. At 80, Ted, a World War I veteran, is honored with a ceremonial farewell at the Guards Depot. His service, which began in 1921, included notable customers like General Wavell. Despite modernizing his wagon, Ted only increased the price of tea by a penny. The Guards plan to preserve his wagon among other famous army vehicles.

What was Ted Murray's role with the Brigade of Guards?

• He managed the armory.

• He was a drill instructor.

• He ran a Tea Wagon.

• He was a commanding officer.

Where was Ted's ceremonial farewell held?

• At the Royal Palace

• At the Guards Depot at Purbright

• In his hometown

• At the Brigade Headquarters

How long had Ted been serving the Guards with his Tea Wagon?

• Since 1930

• Since 1918

• Since 1945

• Since 1921

Who suggested that Ted should mechanize his van?

• A fellow veteran

• The local council

• His family

• General Wavell

What decision was made about Ted's wagon as a gesture of appreciation?

• It was auctioned for charity.

• It was given to his family.

• It was sold to a museum.

• It was preserved among famous army vehicles.