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Prince Charles, 72, visited the Combermere Barracks in Windsor, Berkshire today. The royal, who has been Colonel of the Welsh Guards since 1975, could be seen laughing with soldiers.
The Prince of Wales took over from his father as Colonel of the Welsh Guards in 1975, a role that the Duke of Edinburgh had held since 1953
The Prince of Wales has personally thanked Welsh Guardsmen who took part in the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral, telling them they “did him proud”. Charles said the royal family were “deeply moved” by the way the servicemen and others taking part in the service and procession performed their duties. The heir to the throne also revealed he was contacted by friends from around the world who said the televised event was staged with “dignity and style”. The prince’s words of praise came during his first public event since Philip’s funeral on April 17, as he visited the 1st Battalion...
Updated: May 5 2021, 10:54 ET Invalid Date, PRINCE Charles said he was "deeply" moved by Prince Philip's military funeral, and told squaddies "you did him proud" today. He praised the well-drilled and poignant role the Welsh Guards carried out at the emotional goodbye. 11 11 11 Prince Philip's military funeral - where the Welsh Guards formed part of the quadrantCredit: Rex The royal visited Combermere Barracks in Windsor today, and gave a short speech thanking the soldiers for their efforts. He said: "[I'm] Enormously proud of those of you who formed part of the quadrant at my father's funer...
The Prince of Wales has personally thanked Welsh Guardsmen who took part in the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral, telling them they “did him proud”. Charles said the royal family were “deeply moved” by the way the servicemen and others taking part in the service and procession performed their duties. The heir to the throne also revealed he was contacted by friends from around the world who said the televised event was staged with “dignity and style”. The prince’s words of praise came during his first public event since Philip’s funeral on April 17, as he visited the 1st Battalion...