Dutch Queen Maxima Announces Very Unexpected New Role Amid 'Safety' Concerns
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The Great Queen, of the Netherlands, appeared in the Dutch Army as a reservation at a time when countries throughout Europe were seeking to strengthen their Armed Forces and to reduce the military dependence of the continent on the United States. A 54-year-old woman decided to stand up because “security can no longer be given as a guarantee”, she informed the Royal House of the Netherlands in public communication this Thursday.
The wife of the monarch and mother of the heiress to the Dutch crown has begun training. Once completed her military education she will be awarded the rank of lieutenant colonel
This is a symbolic step in support of Europe's defence.
These are special times: Queen Máxima goes to the military. After a basic training she is supposed to work for some time with the armed forces. Thus she follows the model of her daughter.
Basri Doğan | Amsterdam, TR724 Queen Máxima of the Netherlands has begun reserve military training within the Dutch Army. A statement from the Royal Press Service (RVD) indicated that the training is taking place within the framework of reserve personnel policies implemented in response to increasing international security risks. According to the statement, Queen Máxima will participate in basic military training as part of the reserve military …
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