Prince William Attended the annual Service of Remembrance for The Royal Navy Submarine Service

Sunday, November 4, 2018

Prince William Attended the annual Service of Remembrance for The Royal Navy Submarine Service

During World War II, the Service helped make the Royal Navy the strongest and most powerful (Image: REUTERS)

The prince attended the annual Service of Remembrance in Middle Temple, an event conducted by the British Submariners Association, without the Duchess of Cambridge and their children Prince George, Princes Charlotte and Prince Louis.

Dressed in a smart dark suit with a poppy on, he laid a wreath at a Drum Altar before a parade took place along the Embankment with music plays by the Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines.

The Royal Navy Submarine Service was founded in 1901.During World War II, the Service helped make the Royal Navy the strongest and most powerful in the world. Read More from EXPRESS

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