George V's public engagement was crucial during his reign, particularly during World War I.
Official Tours
1914-1918
George V and Queen Mary made hundreds of official tours to review troops, inspect factories and shipyards, and visit hospitals, boosting morale and public support.
Injury
Western Front Tour
George V was thrown from a horse and injured during a tour of the Western Front, which caused him pain and discomfort for the rest of his life.
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