Prince William relived some memories from his earlier marriage days with Kate Middleton by revisiting his former Anglesey air base in North Wales today, on July 9.
As a newlywed couple, the two used to live on the island together, staying there for as long as the Prince of Wales was stationed as a search and rescue pilot at the RAF Valley from 2010 to 2013.
This time returning as a Royal Honorary Air Commodore, he received a warm welcome for filling in King Charles’ former seat with this job, as per Hello Magazine.
Braving the rain with a smile, Prince William stepped out with the support an umbrella as for being guided through RAF’s only station in the country.
First of all, the escorts made a stop by the Air Traffic Control tower, where he was shown various control rooms and the new surveillance equipment installed in them for a savvy technological upgrade.
The Prince of Wales then saw trainer aircrafts, Flight Lieutenant Jake Fleming, a crew room filled with trainees, and many other such activities punched through his scheduled time there.
But the most fun part was when Prince William was taken to a hands-on drill, where he was seated in the passenger seat of firetruck to extinguish the fire on a burning plane himself!
