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| Kirstie Ennis and Matt Fisher get ready for the days march through Herefordshire. |
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| Walking With The Wounded members infront of support vehicles in Leominsters Corn Square. |
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| Walking With The Wounded member Kirstie Ennis from Florida, formerly with the US Marine Corps was wounded in Afghanistan in 2012. Here she talks to a member of Leominster's Royal British Legion. |
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| Members sit in the back of a support vehicle whilst they get ready for the days march through Herefordshire. |
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| Former Royal Marine Scott Ransley from Yorkshire who was blinded in one eye in Afghanistan is interviewed by local radio., |
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| Andrew Bement (left drinking) from Maine, USA, a former Commander in the US Marine Corps who was wounded in Afghanistan takes a drink as Matt Fisher adjusts his rucksack. |
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| Walking With The Wounded members in Corn Square listen to Leominster Mayor Felicity Norman give a speech. |
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| The parade leaves Corn Square. As the Walking With The Wounded team start their march to Hereford. |
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| A parade including town dignitaries and the Leominster cadets escort the Walking With The Wounded team out of Leominster as they head to Hereford. |
