Jersey celebrates 68th anniversary of Liberation DayPublished9 May 2013Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage caption, A choir made of up of children from many of the island's primary schools were among those taking part in the 68th Liberation Day celebrationsImage caption, Four Chelsea Pensioners, Leslie Perrier, Colin Caswell, Jack Pilkington and Arthur Teasdale, came to watch the service in Liberation SquareImage caption, St Saviour Constable Sadie Rennard put on traditional Jersey costume to sing Beautiful JerseyImage caption, The children taking part in the choir waved union flags as part of their performance and to mark Liberation DayImage caption, Cadets from the the Royal Jersey Militia Army Cadet Force re-enact the arrival of liberation Force 135Image caption, The cadets follow the actions of Force 135 in going onto the Pomme D'Or Hotel balcony and flying the union flagImage caption, Murray Norton leads a group of cyclists into Liberation Square as they finish a 1,300 mile journey from Jersey to Bad Wurzach in Germany and backImage caption, This Brownie takes part in a parade of bands, scouts, cadets and other groups past Jersey's Lieutenant Governor and BailiffMore on this storyJersey Post issues Red Cross stampsPublished6 May 2013