Description: The film begins with exterior shots of the Royal Artillery Barracks. The Royal Artillery band plays, conducted by Liet. Col. Owen Geary Crowds assemble along Wellington Street and outside the Town Hall in Woolwich for the ceremony, its a very wet day and umbrellas and Macintosh's are much in evidence. The Royal Artillery Band and the Guard of Honour arrive at the Town Hall. The members of the council take seats outside the Town Hall, with the Mayoral party and the Master Gunner, St James's Park (Field-Marshall Lord Alanbrooke) assembling on the dais beneath a canopy. There is a fanfare of trumpets and general salute. The Mayor (Councillor J.W. Andrews) addresses the Master Gunner and the assembled men, before presenting a silver casket containing the Freedom Scroll to Viscount Allanbrooke. The Master Gunner acknowledges his thanks and leads the Mayor on an inspection of the troops. The Mayor then invites the Master Gunner to march contingents of the Royal Artillery through the streets of the Borough and they proceed to do so, with representative detachments of all sections of the regiment evident. There are Regular and Territorial soldiers, including mounted and mechanized sections. There are also veteran members of the regiment from both World Wars and a contingent of young soldiers.