article_snippet: But the British withdrawal came too late for some, among some Cpt Thomas Clarke, 30, Warrant Officer Spencer Faulkner, 38, and Cpl James Walters, 36, all of the Army Air Corps, who were among the last to perish in the conflict.
article_snippet: During the service, a cross made of shell casings from the memorial at the main allied base in Afghanistan, Camp Bastion was brought through a packed St. Paul's Cathedral by representatives of the three forces and presented at the altar.
article_snippet: Officer Cadet Noor Aziz, from the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, read a recital before the Archbishop of Canterbury blessed the Camp Bastion cross for Canterbury new memorial at the Royal British Legion's National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire.
article_snippet: The Parachute Regiment was killed during the conflict in March 2011 .
article_snippet: Prayers were read by Squadron leader Adam Booth, from the Permanent Joint Headquarters, Corporal Julian Cocks, from the Royal Marine Reserve, Bristol and Liuetenant Colonel Andrea Lewis, of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps.
article_snippet: Sarah Bushbye, former Corporal of the Army Medical Services, Kerry Ashworth, mother of Lance Corporal James Ashworth of the Grenadier Guards who was killed, and Darren Fuller, former Colour Sergeant of The Parachute Regiment also said a prayer.
article_snippet: Afterwards, the congregation made the congregation way outside to see five detachments made up of serving personnel from the Army, RAF, Royal Navy and the Royal Marines take part in a parade ahead of the flypast.
article_snippet: five detachments made up of serving personnel from the Army, RAF, Royal Navy and the Royal Marines marched in silence past St Paulaccompanied by military bands and pipes and drums, with Prince Charles taking the royal salute, through the centre of London to Guildhall.