- The Prince of Wales visited RAF Valley in Anglesey, North Wales, to commemorate its 85th anniversary.
- Wearing an RAF military pattern camouflage uniform, he expressed fond memories of his time as a search and rescue pilot at the base from 2010 to 2013.
- He reunited with former colleagues, including pilot instructor Brian Wills and chief maritime instructor Andy Batchelor, who noted his desire to return to flying.
- Speaking to trainees, William shared his enjoyment of his past role and admitted he missed the job and camaraderie.
- During his visit, he also watched a parade, presented an award, and discussed the experiences of women in the military, seeking to understand how the armed forces are evolving to support them.
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Prince of Wales speaks of ‘fond memories’ on return to airbase