Today, the Princess of Wales participated in a training session with the Irish Guards, donning camouflage attire for the exercise.
Marking her inaugural visit as the newly appointed Colonel of the Regiment, the Princess engaged with the Guards, a role she took over from the Prince of Wales last December.
The session took place in Wiltshire, a brief journey from Windsor.
Further details on today’s activities can be found in Simon Perry’s People article.
Upon arrival at Salisbury Plain, the Princess met with members of the Irish Guards to discuss their recent missions in East Africa, including training local forces and supporting anti-poaching efforts.
According to BBC’s coverage, the Princess braved the cold and snow to observe training exercises, including those aimed at assisting Ukrainian forces.
The Princess actively participated in a casualty exercise, learning to administer first aid in combat scenarios.
More insights are available from the Daily Mail article.
During her training, the Princess was instructed on battlefield first aid, including the application of a tourniquet, under the guidance of Lance Corporal Jodie Newell.
Further discussions about the training’s impact on community relations were highlighted in the Telegraph story.
Today’s visit also coincided with International Women’s Day, providing an opportunity for female soldiers to meet and draw inspiration from their Royal Colonel.
For more details on the Princess’s attire and the engagement, visit Kate Middleton Style.
The Princess opted for a practical ensemble suitable for the field, including a British Army Windproof Smock and cargo pants, complemented by a rollneck sweater and sturdy boots.
Accessories for the day included a pair of discreet gold hoop earrings, adding a touch of elegance to her functional outfit.
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