A PREGNANT medic is among Royal Navy personnel to receive an honour from the King.
About 150 were awarded Royal Victorian Order medals for aiding the Queen’s funeral.
Medical Assistant Paisley Chambers-Smith helped pull the gun carriage carrying the coffin.
She wore a blue dress at the Windsor Castle ceremony yesterday as there is no Navy ceremonial maternity wear.
She said: “Charles asked when the baby was due.”
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The medic works alongside civilian medical staff at an NHS hospital when not on deployment.
Paisley said after the ceremony: “It’s not something I imagined doing so soon in my career.
“The training was so hard but worth it and on the day it was a massive honour to be there.”