Prince William and Prince Harry on 1st Official Visit to Africa [Documentary]

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Prince Harry and William Visits Africa
A documentary about Prince William and Prince Harry first official visit together to Africa last year. World media received them with warm welcome and both brothers who are following the footstep of their late mother Princess Diana were very keen and excited about filming and media reporting of their whole visit to Africa.

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The Duke of Sussex has presented green berets to new Royal Marine Commandos after they finished a gruelling 30-mile yomp across Dartmoor. 🗡🇬🇧

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The @RoyalMarines — the UK’s elite amphibious fighting force — personify courage, selflessness and positivity in the face of any challenge.

The Duke of Sussex presented recruits with their coveted Green Berets, symbolically marking the completion of their commando training.

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The Duke of Sussex meets Knocker, who joined the @RoyalMarines in 1945, and has been supporting recruits and Commandos @CommandoTRG since 1969.

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The Duke of Sussex receives the salute from @RoyalMarines recruits completing their final Commando Test, a 30-mile march which starts at the north end of Dartmoor and finishes near Plymouth.

Recruits have eight hours to complete the test, carrying around 45lbs of equipment.

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The Duke of Sussex, Captain General @RoyalMarines, watches a Joint Personnel Recovery demonstration @42_Commando in which Royal Marines disembark from a Merlin helicopter and simulate the rescue of an F35 pilot from the new HMS Queen Elizabeth Aircraft Carrier @HMSQNLZ.

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