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The Princess of Wales tries on a life vest during her visit to the Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton in Yeovil || 18 SEPTEMBER 2023
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The Princess of Wales during a visit to Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton in Yeovil || 18 SEPTEMBER 2023
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The Prince of Wales during his visit to the billion oyster project at the Liberty Landing Marina on Day-1 of his visit to New York || 18 SEPTEMBER 2023
The Prince of Wales during his visit to the Billion Oyster Project at the Liberty Landing Marina on Day-1 of his visit to New York || 18 SEPTEMBER 2023
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18 SEPTEMBER 2023 || ROYAL NAVAL AIR STATION YEOVILTON
The Princess of Wales paid a visit to Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton in her role as the Commodore-in-Chief of the Fleet Air Arm.
During her visit Catherine met and conducted training exercises with the Royal Navy Survival Equipment (SE) Technicians. She also met service personnel and viewed - the Merlin MK4 and the Merlin MK2.
The former is deployed by Royal Marine Commandos globally to provide disaster relief. While the latter is an Anti-Submarine Warfare platform used for a variety of activities including tracking submarines, supporting disaster relief operations and providing training for the next generation of engineers and aircrew.
Catherine also spent time in the Air Traffic Control (ATC) tower where she visited the Visual Control Position to meet with staff and view the aircraft operating in the airfield. She also visited a hangar to engage with personnel and hear about different operations within the Fleet Air Arm.
The Princess of Wales also visited the Wildcat Training Centre, to meet the loading team who are trained to fit a variety of weapons to the Wildcat MK2 helicopter.
This was Catherine's first engagement in her new role.