Amalia From Holland, Promoted to Sergeant: the Marine Tradition with Which She Celebrated Her New Rank
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She spent the last week sailing on the ship with freshman Navy cadets.
The Princess of the Netherlands was promoted to the military rank of Sergeant <p>Catherine Amalie was promoted to sergeant during a ceremony on a training sailboat in the port of Den Gelder. She participates in Defensity College</p>.
On a ship in the port of Den Helder, she had her stripes pinned on by, among others, Commander of the Naval Forces Liebregs.
The eldest daughter of William and Maxima of the Netherlands has been sharing navigation and maritime maneuvers during the last week with the first-year seaguards, adapting to the demanding routine of a three mast ship built in 1914
The Crown Princess of the Netherlands, Amalia, received the rank of sergeant of the Kingdom ' s armed forces after a week ' s voyage on a training boat with cadets. On 17 October, the award ceremony took place on board the Norwegian three-machine sailboat, Starsrad Lehmkuhl, in the port of Den Helder, and handed over TASS, with reference to the press service of the monarchy house. Over the past week, the princess participated in the vo…
Princess Amalia had a bucket of seawater poured over her during her promotion to sergeant in the Navy. This can be seen in photos of the moment shared by the Government Information Service. The princess was promoted on a ship in Den Helder last Saturday.
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