'Surreal' moment coronation crowds chanted 'Aussie, Aussie, Aussie'

A brand new King has been topped, in a ceremony a prime Australian soldier dubbed "surreal".

Brigadier Grant Mason, head of ADF employees within the UK, was amongst 40 Australian troops who took half within the processions as Charles III was topped.

He in contrast the historic occasion to the spirit of wartime.

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Brigadier Grant Mason mentioned the coronation was "surreal".(Immediately)

"I mentioned to numerous folks that it nearly had that really feel of 1944 preparing with simply the large troops to go and do one thing actually, actually epic," he shared.

"Many people had been type of standing round speaking to one another at, at completely different factors of the occasion, whether or not it was speaking to our troops from the Australian Federation Guard or speaking to members of the opposite commonwealth nations or members of the British army, nearly what a surreal expertise it was."

King Charles III sporting the St Edward's Crown and Queen Camilla sporting the Queen Mary's Crown sit through the coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey.(AP)

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The troopers even bought a style of residence, Mason mentioned, with Australians within the crowd taking on the "Aussie, Aussie, Aussie" chant.