Prince William at naval college
The Herald|December 16, 2023
THE Prince of Wales spoke of his late grandparents meeting at a naval college as he congratulated 145 cadets at their passing out parade there.
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Prince William at naval college

William attended this year’s Lord High Admiral’s Divisions at Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth, Devon, on Thursday.

At the parade, William took the royal salute and inspected the front rank of the Guard and the Royal Marines Band of Plymouth, as well as the ranks of St Vincent, Howe, and St George Divisions.

In total, 145 Royal Navy cadets took part in the passing out, alongside international officer cadets from Oman, Kuwait, Bangladesh, and Trinidad and Tobago.

It was at Dartmouth, in July 1939, that the late Duke of Edinburgh and late Queen had their first publicised meeting.

Philip, who was 18, was introduced to 13-year-old Elizabeth at the house of the captain of the college.

In a speech to cadets, William who is Commodore-in-Chief Submarines, said it was a “great honour” to represent his father the King at the event.

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