What a snowy day for Princess Catherine as she takes part in a Guard drill! What did she learn from the exercise to treat wounded soldiers…?

Catherine, Princess of Wales, visited the Irish Guards in Salisbury Plain, England, and took part in a training exercise for the Guards.

According to People magazine, Princess Catherine visited the Irish Guards on 8 March.

Kate Middleton has visited the Salisbury Plain Training Area to meet with the 1st Battalion Irish Guards for the first time since becoming their Colonel. pic.twitter.com/RMBzDkYeSh

— The Royal Family Channel (@RoyalFamilyITNP) March 8, 2023

Kate Middleton dons camouflage as she visits Irish Guards https://t.co/gJfovcViLD

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) March 8, 2023

The Irish Guards is one of the units of the British Kingsguard, an infantry unit that performs guarding and guard duty for the monarch as well as being a live-fire unit. Princess Catherine was appointed a Colonel in the Irish Guards last year.

On this snowy day, Princess Catherine took part in an exercise at the Irish Guards’ training ground. At the exercise, she supported Corporal Jodie Newell in treating wounded soldiers.

According to the magazine, Catherine also “learnt how anti-poaching assistance is provided to troops in East Africa and how the unit assists the Ukrainian army in demining operations”. At the end of the visit, she also saw a demonstration of the weapons systems used by the unit.

During her visit, Princess Catherine is said to have asked the guards many questions, such as how their training was going and whether they were building better relationships in the community.

Princess Catherine’s husband, Prince William, was a former colonel in the Irish Guards. However, with Princess Catherine’s new title as Princess of Wales, she became the new Colonel-in-Chief.