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Kate Middleton prepares to make royal history ahead of King Charles and Queen Camilla’s crowning
The Princess of Wales is getting ready for an extremely unique occasion today.
On Friday, the royal will take the salute for the extremely very first time as Colonel of the Irish Guards throughout a see to Mons Barracks to mark St Patrick’s Day.
Happily enjoying from the wings will be her spouse Prince Williamwho is the program’s outbound Colonel.
Kate and William will participate in the St Patrick’s Day parade on Friday
It is the very first time that Princess Kate will participate in the parade as colonel.
She will provide the standard sprigs of shamrock to the Officers and Guardsmen who will in turn problem it along the ranks, in addition to providing it to the Irish Wolf Hound regimental mascot.
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It will be the Princess’s very first time there as Colonel of the Irish Guards
The Princess will be welcomed to check the front rank whilst The Prince will examine the 2nd rank.
The parade will then conclude with a Royal Salute, which will be taken by Kate as the brand-new Colonel, and a march-past.
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It comes less than 2 weeks after Kate put on camouflage and braved the snow to sign up with the Irish Guard on Salisbury Plain as they participated in a battleground workout. See the Princess in action here …
Princess Kate signs up with basic training workout with the Irish Guards
In the drill, members of the 1st Battalion Irish Guards were on foot patrol when they came under fire from an opponent. The workout included a soldier suffering a gunshot injury to his lower left leg and being left from the scene by his associates.
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The Princess helped Lance Corporal Jodie Newell in administering emergency treatment and used a tourniquet to his lower left leg to stop the bleeding.
The Princess just recently participated in a military workout on Salisbury Plain
The soldier was then moved onto a stretcher where Kate assisted with examining him for more injuries to his upper body.
Lieutenant Colonel Aldridge stated his battalion was happy to invite Kate to Salisbury Plain for her very first check out as Royal Colonel.
Hands-on Kate braved the snow and icy conditions
He stated: “It is especially fitting on International Women’s Day that a few of our female soldiers fulfilled such a motivating female good example.
“It is a genuine honour for all the guar