Prince William in the British army

Prince William's Jubilee medal won't look so lonely on his uniform after the United States Coast Guard will recognize his actions in the Caribbean.

Kate Middleton may not be with William in the Caribbean this time around, but he's still seeing plenty of action!

Well, the sums have been tallied and the results published - Prince William's flight training during his short time with the Royal Air Force cost the taxpayer upwards of £50,000.

Prince William's crash course in the Navy is over and he's off to the Caribbean to fight the war on drugs.

This week saw Prince William begin his training with the Royal Navy in Dartmouth, Devon. William has jumped in head first, joining other recruits practicing maneuvers on the river Dart.

With big brother William training with the Royal Navy in Cornwall, Prince Harry's been keeping London warm for him until his return.

A recent article by the Independent is calling Prince William's newest attachment to the Royal Navy "the latest development in a PR initiative that befits a new generation of princes," which got me thinking - with all the money invested in training soldiers, sailors and airmen, is it really necessary to (unofficially) require members of Royal families to participate in the military?

Prince William has been banned from going to sea in the Gulf with the Royal Navy because his presence could attract terrorist attacks on British ships in the region.

Beginning with the roar of three Eurofighter Typhoon jets, the City Salute was off to a tremendous start.

Prince William flew into Afghanistan for a secret visit earlier this week to meet British troops.

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