In this May 9, 2008 photo, Britain's Prince William, looks on, in his Royal Navy uniform. It was announced Saturday May 31, 2008, that Prince William is expected to join Royal Navy patrols searching for drug runners in the Caribbean waters during an attachment with the service. The future King could also find himself helping to provide humanitarian relief if a hurricane strikes the region during his deployment on the Frigate HMS Iron Duke.
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(AP Photo/John Stillwell, Pool)
(AP Photo/John Stillwell, Pool)
Britain's Prince William looks out, as he controls a 15-meter twin-engine launch boat for teaching the principles of ship handling, during a training session, as he begins his two-month attachment with the Royal Navy. at Britannia Royal Naval college, in Dartmouth southwest England, Tuesday June 3, 2008. Sub-Lieutenant Wales, as he is known in the service, joined other naval recruits practicing maneuvers in the small vessel and will spend the next three weeks undergoing basic naval training, to learn core skills like navigation and sea safety. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis, pool)
Britain's Prince William laughs during a training session, as he begins his two-month attachment with the Royal Navy. at Britannia Royal Naval college, in Dartmouth southwest England, Tuesday June 3, 2008. Sub-Lieutenant Wales, as he is known in the service, joined other naval recruits practicing maneuvers in the small vessel and will spend the next three weeks undergoing basic naval training, to learn core skills like navigation and sea safety. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis, pool)
Britain's Prince William, centre, walks with other officers on the static training vessel Hindostan, during a training session, as he begins his two-month attachment with the Royal Navy at Britannia Royal Naval college, in Dartmouth southwest England, Tuesday June 3, 2008. Sub-Lieutenant Wales, as he is known in the service, joined other naval recruits practicing maneuvers in the small vessel and will spend the next three weeks undergoing basic naval training, to learn core skills like navigation and sea safety.
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Britain's Prince William, center, begins his two-month attachment with the Royal Navy at the Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, England Tuesday June 3, 2008. Prince William begins a two-month deployment in the Royal Navy on Tuesday and is scheduled to spend time in every department on the ship, including weapons engineering, logistics, operations, and the ship's helicopter flights. (AP Photos/Barry Batchelor, Pool)
Britain's Prince William, left, talks to other members of his crew after he controlled a 15-meter twin-engine launch during a training session on the principles of ship handling, as he begins his two-month attachment with the Royal Navy. at Britannia Royal Naval college, in Dartmouth southwest England, Tuesday June 3, 2008. Sub-Lieutenant Wales, as he is known in the service, joined other naval recruits practicing maneuvers in the small vessel and will spend the next three weeks undergoing basic naval training, to learn core skills like navigation and sea safety. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis, pool)
Britain's Prince William takes the helm of a 15-meter twin-engine launch for teaching the principles of ship handling, during a training session as he begins his two-month attachment with the Royal Navy. at Britannia Royal Naval college, in Dartmouth southwest England, Tuesday June 3, 2008. Sub-Lieutenant Wales, as he is known in the service, joined other naval recruits practicing maneuvers in the small vessel and will spend the next three weeks undergoing basic naval training, to learn core skills like navigation and sea safety.
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Prince William is pictured during a training session at Britannia Royal Naval college, in Dartmouth. William donned the blue uniform of the Royal Navy as he started a two-month attachment which will see him serving on patrols searching for Caribbean drug runners.
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Britain's Prince William, left, asks a question during a training session, as he begins his two-month attachment with the Royal Navy. at Britannia Royal Naval college, in Dartmouth southwest England, Tuesday June. 3, 2008. Sub-Lieutenant Wales, as he is known in the service, joined other naval recruits practicing maneuvers in the small vessel and will spend the next three weeks undergoing basic naval training, to learn core skills like navigation and sea safety. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis, pool)
Britain's Prince William, left, sits with other officers during a training session, as he begins his two-month attachment with the Royal Navy. at Britannia Royal Naval college, in Dartmouth southwest England, Tuesday June 3, 2008. Sub-Lieutenant Wales, as he is known in the service, joined other naval recruits practicing maneuvers in the small vessel and will spend the next three weeks undergoing basic naval training, to learn core skills like navigation and sea safety. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis, pool)
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