Prince William's Nostalgic RAF Visit

0:00It's April 29th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, AI-powered stories from the world of fame. I'm Cory with the story. Prince William dropped by his old RAF base in Holyhead for its 85th anniversary, and he straight up admitted he misses flying search. And rescue helicopters. He served there from 2010 to 2013, back when he and Kate were newlyweds living on the island. Dressed in Camo, he told trainees your time flies by, and he'd return to the job in a heartbeat because he loved the fun and the team vibe. He also reunited with former colleagues, who flew missions with him, and they couldn't say enough good things. One pilot instructor noted William still got that fire for the role, while his old crewmate called him a top-notch pilot, who just wanted to be one. Of the guys, another trainer from back then said the prince has real credibility here in North Wales from actually living and working the gig. Today, Mark's William and Kate's 15th wedding anniversary, complete with a fresh family photo of their five.

1:02Folks at the base see his genuine connection to the place, especially since he blended right in during ops. Beyond the nostalgia, William chatted with female personnel about life in the military, getting direct feedback on tough issues like returning to duty. After kids, some concerns hit him hard, so he wanted their honest take. All this as his dead, King Charles III, wraps up day two of his U.S. state visit with speeches pushing reconciliation between the nations. William's keeping those roots alive while stepping up his royal duties.