RoyalFans get enough photos ofKate Middletonshared on social media to celebrateArmed Forces Dayyou can't.
On Saturday, June 24th, the Queen of the Future posted a series of images on Twitter and Instagram with a thank-you note to the British Army.
The photo shows Kate visiting the Pilbright Training Academy in November and spending time with the 101 Operation Maintenance Brigade at Abindon Airfield.
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Kate saw on her visit how new the new hires and service personnel were directly trained and even done at their own pace.
One photo shows the Duchess wearing a military helmet appearing to shine when using her headset.
Another photo shows the future Queen of England shining while wearing camouflage and caring for military equipment. doing. In the other photo, Kate is talking to an employee.
The message attached to the image contained the following message: Sea, land, air, here in England, and all over the world. Thank you and your whole family for making the sacrifice to keep us safe.
"Last year I spent time with @BritishArmy and how they It was an honor to see if we were training military personnel and new hires. It was great to see first-hand the many important and diverse roles that the military plays every day to protect us all. We look forward to learning more about @RoyalNavy and @RoyalAirForceUK. "
Not surprisingly, royal fans love Kate's snaps.
Instagram, one user wrote: "This is great from the Duchess of Catherine in military uniform. I love this." In the army!
Third comment: "I'm not going to lie, Kate has a terrible face."
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On Twitter, praise for the Duchess of Cambridge is just as free, and one user tweeted: The army is only a very valuable cause. Thank you for being the Queen and I look forward to seeing more!
Another wrote, "Well done Catherine, who emphasized our wonderful soldiers."
Previously it was Veterans Day, but Armed Forces Day has been held since 2006. Held on the last Saturday of June, it celebrates the military community and heroes.
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