King Charles hands over military role to William
King Charles has handed over a senior military role to his son Prince William at a ceremony.
It's unusual for the King and the Prince of Wales to both take part in an engagement - and this will be a symbolic handing over of the baton.
The King had been colonel-in-chief of the Army Air Corps for 32 years - and now he will be succeeded by his eldest son, Prince William.
The King arrived by helicopter at the Army Aviation Centre in Hampshire.
With his cancer treatment still continuing, the King is gradually returning to public engagements.
As well as formally handing over this Army Air Corps title to the next generation, he met veterans and families and saw exhibits in the Army Flying Museum.
King Charles unveiled a plaque commemorating an Apache helicopter going on display at the museum.
The King's youngest sonPrince Harry flew Apaches in Afghanistan, where he served two tours of duty.
But there was no meeting with the King when Prince Harry was in the UK last week, with Prince Harry's spokesman saying the King had too full a diary.
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan then went on a visit to Nigeria, including events linked to charities and his Invictus Games project.
After the King left the handover ceremony, Prince William was able to carry out his first engagement in his new role - viewing training and getting a briefing on the current work of the Army Air Corps.
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