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Reserves and cadets exercise their Freedom of the City rights in Hull

Over 250 military personnel, including regional cadet forces and reservists, have taken part in the Freedom of the City of Hull parade. It's the first time that all military and cadets that have been awarded the honour have paraded together.

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HM Lord-Lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire, Jim Dick OBE, chats to the sea cadet contingent

Cadet volunteers and cadets from Humberside and South Yorkshire ACF are ready for inspection

Army cadets from Humberside and South Yorkshire ACF are ready for inspection

Air cadets from 152 (City of Hull) Squadron are ready for inspection

Reserves from 4th Battalion The Royal Yorkshire Regiment are ready for inspection

Reserves from 4th Battalion The Royal Yorkshire Regiment are ready for inspection

Commanding Officer of 150 Regiment RLC, Lt Col Hugo McCullough, chats to 150 Regt reserves

Army cadets form Humberside and South Yorkshire Army Cadet Force Band and Corps of Drums

Aerial view of the troops, ready for inspection

The Band of The Royal Yorkshire Regiment leading from the front

Reserves from 4th Battalion The Royal Yorkshire Regiment

Reserves from 150 Regiment, The Royal Logistic Corps

The Band of 150 Regiment, The Royal Logistic Corps

Reserves from 4th Battalion The Royal Yorkshire Regiment

Reserves from 4th Battalion The Royal Yorkshire Regiment

Reserves from 4th Battalion The Royal Yorkshire Regiment

Reserves from 4th Battalion The Royal Yorkshire Regiment proudly display their colours

Sea cadets from Training Ship Iron Duke

Army cadets from Humberside and South Yorkshire ACF

HM Lord-Lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire, Jim Dick OBE, and Colonel Jason Wright, Honorary Colonel of 4th Battalion The Royal Yorkshire Regiment salute the passing troops

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