Prince William salutes new naval officers at passing-out parade
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Prince William attended the event for the newest naval leaders
The Prince of Wales has presided over a passing-out parade at the Royal Navy's officer training college in Devon.
Prince William watched as the newest naval leaders took part in the event at Britannia Royal Naval College Dartmouth.
A total of 202 Royal Navy officer cadets passed out with international recruits from Oman, Kuwait, Bangladesh and Trinidad and Tobago.
The prince is Commander-in-Chief of the Submarine Service.
The former cadets have completed 29 weeks of training at the college, which turns them into junior naval officers.
The prince is Commander-in-Chief of the Submarine Service
The former cadets have completed 29 weeks of training at the college
The prince salutes as the new officers pass him
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