Royal couple visit Welsh Guards in Windsor on St David's Day
By Caitlin Powell & PA MediaThe Prince and Princess of Wales have visited the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards for their St David's Day procession.
"Many of you will know the feeling of being in the jungle; you're incredibly hot, continuously soaking wet and with nowhere to hide from potentially horrendous results, it could have been a really bad day. They also met families from the regiment as well as members of the 5th Royal Australian regiment who are in the UK helping to train the Ukrainian army.
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