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Prince William's 'fond memories' on return to RAF air base

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Prince William's 'fond memories' on return to RAF air base
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Prince William returned to RAF Valley to celebrate its 85th anniversary, reflecting on his time as a search and rescue pilot. He expressed fond memories of his experiences at the base and the camaraderie he shared with colleagues. During his visit, he also engaged with trainees and discussed the challenges faced by women in the military.

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Prince William's 'fond memories' on return to RAF air base28 April 2026ShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleDanielle HerbertBBC WalesPA MediaPrince William was an RAF search and rescue pilot at the Holyhead base from 2010 to 2013The Prince of Wales has spoken of "fond memories" of his former air base as he returned to mark its 85th anniversary.William, who wore RAF military pattern camouflage uniform, told trainees at RAF Valley in Anglesey that he "loved" his time there, during a visit on Tuesday.He was an RAF search and rescue pilot at the Holyhead base from 2010 to 2013, when he and the Princess of Wales - who mark their 15th wedding anniversary on Wednesday - lived together in Anglesey as newlyweds."I loved my time up here. It was great fun… I do miss it.

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