Ahead of Prince Harry’s return to the UK, King Charles III’s office has shared an important update involving his brother, Prince Edward. The royal family’s social media platforms posted news regarding Edward’s military engagements, just days before Prince Harry’s visit to London.
The statement featured a photo of Prince Edward in his military uniform, alongside details about his visit to Estonia. As Colonel-in-Chief of The Royal Dragoon Guards, Edward traveled to Estonia, where he participated in military activities and attended a training exercise in Harju County. This engagement occurred just before his wife, the Duchess of Edinburgh, celebrated her milestone 60th birthday.
Edward, 60, began his overseas trip on Thursday, which included participating in a cold-weather training exercise. The annual training in Estonia involves soldiers enduring two nights in the forest, learning essential survival skills such as camp building, fire-making, and sourcing food and water.
The Palace also mentioned that Edward visited Tapa Camp, an army base in Laane-Viru County, following the exercise. The Duke later attended a reception at Vihula Manor for Battlegroup Officers and Warrant Officers.
