Prince William shows Queen Elizabeth II an RAF Search and Rescue helicopter
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Prince William shows Queen Elizabeth II an RAF Search and Rescue helicopter.
Queen Elizabeth II visits RAF Valley in Anglesey and gets a tour of a Search and Rescue helicopter from Prince William.
A very proud Grandma come to see how her Grandson is doing.
Math jokes and puns:
1. Why was the fraction apprehensive about marrying the decimal?
Because he would have to convert.
2. Why do plants hate math?
It gives them square roots.
3. Why did the student get upset when his teacher called him average?
It was a mean thing to say!
4. Why was the math book depressed?
It had a lot of problems.
5. Why is the obtuse triangle always so frustrated?
Because it is never right.
6. Why can you never trust a math teacher holding graphing paper?
They must be plotting something.
7. Why was the equal sign so humble?
Because she knew she wasn’t greater than or less than anyone else.
8. What do you call the number 7 and the number 3 when they go out on a date?
The odd couple (but 7 is in her prime).
9. What do you call a number that can’t stay in one place?
A Roamin’ numeral.
10. Did you hear the one about the statistician?
Probably.
11. What do you call dudes who love math?
Algebros.
12. I’ll do algebra, I’ll do trig. I’ll even do statistics.
But graphing is where I draw the line!
13. Why should you never talk to Pi?
Because she’ll go on and on and on forever.
14. Why are parallel lines so tragic if they have so much in common?
It’s a shame they’ll never meet.
15. Are monsters good at math?
Not unless you Count Dracula.
16. What’s the best way to flirt with a math teacher?
Use acute angle.
17. Did you hear about the mathematician who is afraid of negative numbers?
They’d stop at nothing to avoid them.
18. How do you stay warm in any room?
Just huddle in the corner, where it’s always 90 degrees.
19. Why is six afraid of seven?
Because seven eight nine!
20. Why DID seven eat nine?
Because you’re supposed to eat 3 squared meals a day!
21. Why does nobody talk to circles?
Because there is no point. www.thehindu.com/news/international/boeing-expresses-regret-over-ex-pilots-messages-on-737-max-software/article29754085.ece#ampshare=www.thehindu.com/news/international/boeing-expresses-regret-over-ex-pilots-messages-on-737-max-software/article29754085.ece
@@ajitsen2898 ok
Don't be stupid,
The commander in chief came to check on an officer on her royal Air Force.
She is his Commander-in-Chief and Monarch, but most importantly, she is also his grandma.
The Queen's smile at 6:22 just shows her pride in him and the "Bye, Grandpa," at the end. It just shows the respect, love and close relationship between them. It's absolutely fantastic.
I’m certain that the Queen and Prince Philip were extremely proud of their grandsons.
"Bye Grandpa" at the end there from William !!! what a great man "Will" is turning out to be.....
No
@@margaretarmour5834 YES
yes he is
He even stood with feet together and took a slight bow to the Queen to see her off !!
It actually made me tear up when he said goodbye to his grandpa. That was so sweet
She was absolutely adorable getting out of that car! Such an amazing woman.
That was quite a long slid for her before she touched the ground.
At her age, she shouldn't practically be jumping out of cars, and in heels no less.. It was too high for her.
She gently slides herself down with both feet touching the ground. Amazing feat, you may say. God bless her!
I'd be more interested to see her get back in ! She must have needed a running jump 😅
Indeed! Many women of her age would need 'a helping hand'.
Prince William reminds me of my son, Austin; another tall, noble, and gracious young man that loves his grandmother.
It’s nice to see grandparents visiting their grandson at work!
When William said “Goodbye Grandpa😩🥺🥺🥺🥺😭🥰🥰🥰He clearly adores his grandparents ! A grandson who is loyal and loving and devoted through it all 👑🥰❣️ #KingWilliamTheFifth
I am watching this one month after the passing of Queen Elizabeth and over a year since the passing of Prince Phillip. It brings home to me the definition of great loss and sadness. At least their genes remain with William: RIP Elizabeth and Phillip.
Just like any other grandparents, how proud Her Majesty The Queen & Duke of Edinburgh must be of their grandson...
The photo of when he first “met” her as his commander in chief is so wonderful and endearing! What a remarkable grannie he was so blessed to have! And I also that smile she gave to Phillip when she slid out of the vehicle 😊♥️
Hello camaro
at the end its so cute when he says bye grampa awh bless >_
Prince of Wales, Prince William is the REAL deal. Such important and life saving work flying search and rescue helicopters! HMTQ seems so proud of him👌❤️ Missing my Queen 🥲
Prince William at 6:45 and 6:47 is just adorable.... Her Majesty must be so proud.
It’s obviously ‘bring your granny to work day’. Excellent video.
😆
Lol
I know, I was thinking imagine bringing your grandad and grandma to work with you? 😂😂
And their her protective service unit.
He has a special direct line.
And if The Queen is not busy she will take his call. The Queen is very close to her grandson's and is always ready to give advice.
A DIRECT LINE TO THE THRONE ALSO
As proud as any grandmother would be. And her grandson is serving his country. Good enough for me. - usa
@Mrssewhardtoplease eh?
She was my boss in my Royal Navy days, Her Majesty serves her people as always, not like our snivelling politicians.
not just one country, 16 countries
God Save the Queen of Canada
Wouldnt say much god say the queen here in Australia.. there been talk of a Republic for awhile now
The bow he gave and the "Bye Grandpa" got me🥺🥺🥺
I bet the queen, having been a mechanic during WW2, would find the technical aspects her grandson is describing as fascinating. I was surprised how at 6:46 he stands firm and salutes. What a great video.
He is always on duty
Totally. She loved cars and pretty much anything technical to the end.
She is his commander-in-chief
Philip was talking to the other Airman about being in the shit in WW2.
How adorable to be able to show your grandparents what your do and then know they are the Queen and Prince of England...WOW! Then William says, "Bye Grandpa"...well Diana, you did well with William.
Sadly, Diana did well only with William.
"With William" 🤣😂
😆 the spare is just too rotten
I noticed the way prince william stares is just like princess Diana.
Staring and smile both
One very proud Grandmother being shown around one of her aircraft .....
Now after watching Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth carrying her purse, I will always wondered if a marmalade sandwich was inside..
Rest in Peace.. 🇬🇧🇬🇧👑👑💐
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Her Majesty says "Take me for ride Sunny"...and says Goodbye Granpa...Nice touch
I just adore the Queen, she is so elegant in whatever she does no matter what she wears, she's very smart and interested in all the family and whats going on, she keeps them all together and in line. I admire he courage and Strength. God Bless You Queen Elizabeth from the Yankee USA
You wouldn't say that if you knew the truth about them, who they really are, where they come from, why they're here & what they've been up too. (Just a small example & this is barely a tip, their not even British their German. During WW1, King George thought it best to change the family name to Windsor, to distance himself from his cousin Wilhelm II. You only need look at a family photo, painting of them all together. That & King George & Tzar Nicholas of Russia are also cousins & could be identical twins. But it goes way further & a lot deeper than anyone can imagine.) Everyone always goes to the eye roll & "conspiracy theorist", but unfortunately it's not & how much of what was called "conspiracy theories" for the last 20-30 years has proven to be incredibly accurate after all? I will say this however, I adore the concept, institution, history, mystery & romance of Royals. Unfortunately it's like government, the system works, it's the people running it that are the problem.
@@Administrator_O-5 That's sounds so stupid. A person born, raised, educated, and is living in the United Kingdom is a British citizen. You sound like a UKIP nativist. The Queen's mother's family is of the Bowes-Lyon, the earls of Strathmore and Kinghorne, of the British isles for over a millennium. Would you then only consider the Queen half-German and half-British? Does that not then make her British? Do you feel that if a British-born person only has one parent born in Britain, that they do not deserve British citizenship? Diana is from the Spencer family, so is Prince William then only 1/4 British? But you went so far as to just call them German, while you yourself is speaking English, which is literally a Germanic language. In fact, compared to Irish, Scottish Gaelic, and Welsh, all languages that derive from the British isles, English is the one that's most foreign. But go ahead, keep moving those goalposts, as it just shows your desperation and stupidity.
@@IReallyMissCybertron actually I'm an American, but that doesn't change history...It was founded by King George V by royal proclamation on 17 July 1917, when he changed the name of the British Royal Family from the German Saxe-Coburg and Gotha to the English Windsor, due to the anti-German sentiment in the British Empire during World War I. Tsar Nicholas I, Kaiser Wilhelm II are both his cousins. George V & Nicholas I look like identical twins. Hey don't get pissed off at me, because you don't like history & truth. BTW UKIP is saving your ass from Nazi Germania 2.0 aka EU. Open your eyes, Germany was a founding member of the EU, Germany is the largest economy in the EU, Germany has the most influence in the EU, Germany is calling for a "Grand Army of the EU", Germany has gotten EU approval to recruit EU citizens from the entirety of the EU for the Germany military, a German is the EU President (when it was time to vote, he was the only candidate they hate to choose from & the made the ballots secret), Teresa May went to Berlin & reported directly to Merkel after her Chequers summit with her cabinet on the state of BREXIT before informing and/or meeting with any member of her own Parliament. Don't get me wrong I absolutely LOVE the UK with all my heart, my great grandparents came to America is the 1800s from there. I've been there many times & it's the only place I've ever felt "at home", like I truly belong & the ONLY place I've EVER been happy! I'd live there in a heart beat if I could. But the Royal family are NOT what everyone thinks they are & they are part of a bigger picture that stretches globally. Hey the USA is only roaring back because of President Trump & the military. Why do you the Demonrats (Democrats) & the media have literally been trying to destroy him & his family non-stop for over 2 years now? Never before in US history has a political figure, much less a President been attacked like this by other politicians, opposing political party & the media at once. Those that scream the loudest have the most to hide & lose...2019 will be the year of truth & nothing can stop it, no one's belief or disbelief is required because it's all proven, it's all documented, it's all indefensible & it all coming out...but like I said, I didn't create the history, the truth & facts are just that. Don't get upset with me because I told you the sky was dark & stormy & all you wanted to see was blue Skies & white fluffy clouds even though it's thundering, lightning & down pouring rain all around you...
@@Administrator_O-5 Holy shit. What a pathetic vomit of a reply. I'm sorry your snowflake sensibilities got triggered by my reply, but you're a stranger on TH-cam and absolutely NOBODY here cares about where you did or did not feel at home, or whatever other failures of your parents committed.
To my points above, let me rephrase it in a way that your intellectually bankrupt self can understand: you may have ancestors from Britain, but you and your parents were born in America. Therefore, regardless of your surename, and regardless of whether or not you have Native American blood, you are a born and bred American and you should be very proud of that fact. The triumphs of being American is embedded in your being and some stranger from another country has no right in declaring you any less American than you actually are. We agree on this, yes? Good. Now reread my comment above and see if it clicks now.
The British Royal Family is British. Even the fact that they changed their name to Windsor shows the family's commitment to British identity. Their entire lives revolve around the idea of representing the responsibilities and dignity of the crown.
Another point: if a born and raised American decides to join the Air Force to save as many American lives as possible as helicopter pilot for air-ambulance services rescuing people out at sea, then he has about as proudly American as it gets. The Duke of Cambridge is as British as it gets. If a born and raised American joins the US Army and serves in the front lines as a JTAC (Joint Terminal Attack Controller), then he is as proudly American as it gets. The Duke of Sussex is as British as it gets. The Windsors are British.
Would you call US Navy WW2 veteran anything other than American? Even the Duke of Edinburgh, who is from the royal houses of Greece and Denmark, saw wartime service in the Royal Navy in the Second World War. He is British.
Everything else you said above are random non-sequiturs, ad hominems, and a sore display of defensiveness and insecurity that I won't even dare touch on. I've said nothing about myself, nor is this conversation even about either of us. Way to represent your people well (/sarcasm). Such a salty and stupid post. You need a therapist.
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They should be enormously proud of their grandson as that is not an easy skill. There are not many men or women that can handle that helicopter.
how cute when she slid out the car
he is not showing to the Queen, he is showing to his granny, look at his face, like an excited child :D
Bye grandpa. Love Wills, he will be a wonderful King.
What a sweet video. William is so sweet. I see a decent man
this Lady has been Queen longer than most of us have been alive
True that! She outlived four prime ministers and three presidents in my country
She even outlived two of the Beatles...
@@mrjasonsamuel23 WOW
@@marjanp4784 i know and i was not even born when the Beatles were big
I loved this. Not just the clearly loving interaction between Prince William and his grandparents, their obvious pride etc. but they arrived in such typical Anglesey weather, with the Queen hanging on to her hat!
We were so proud that Prince William was stationed in Anglesey and that he and Kate made their first home there. I have a treasured memory of passing Kate in an aisle in Tesco’s supermarket in Holyhead about a month after they got married. It was early morning just after the store had opened. She was obviously avoiding the crowds!
Prince William has grown into an amazing man. With his strong sense of duty, humility and compassion, he will make an amazing King. His Monarch (and Grandmother) must be so proud of him...
He had the Queen and Princess Diana as his role models.
Lol. Slaves living in dreams . Just what kind of fake bot are you
@@schan263 yes that's true
Good morning octave
The most respected words from the queen was during an interview a few years back, was she would like to lay her crown at the feet of Jesus Christ.
Ah, no.
Aww its like bring your nan to work day,
Awww how sweet to see Prince William with his Gan Gan and Grampa so relaxed.
I love his respect for his elders what a 💎
You see the pride in both of their faces
Yes I do
How you kim?
It's like when a grandson shows his grandmother and grandfather his brand new toy
Westland Sea King helicopters are getting very long in the tooth.
just a proud ,grandson showing his nan his work ,bless them all x
I find this really cute
Wow this video taken 10 years ago, she was 86 and he was 89 amd they're both strong at their age.
She only has eyes for his grandson.
What a lovely Woman is your Queen!
I’m Italian but I love very much the UK royals ❤️
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I'm thankful for Prince Williams service with the RAF rescue team. He is one of the best leaders we have ever seen. I'm thankful that I have been a volunteer worker in British territory and I did it because I am thankful for the sacrifice our leaders have made. Keep up the good work Prince William, I know your going to do a good job in defending the UK and protecting it from hostile anti-christ religions and invaders. He is a real man of the people and inspires his loyal citizens all over the world.
This was so special. How many people can say their grandparents visit their work place.
Her Majesty is always so nice and so very kind. Long live our most generous of all Queens!
At the end of day, Mum is just a proud granny, of her future King grand baby.
The words suited for that time. Words of Respect to his elders. Not about giving him Credit for it but FACT THAT HE RECOGNISED THE RESPECT HE SHOULD BRING OUT AS A GRANDSON. QUEEN WAS VERY PROUD OF HIM💫HE WILL SHINE LIKE HER💯👍
Priceless a moment frozen to history
Prince William helping Nana keep it real. Great video. :-D
So cute. He was super proud! He should be. He'll make a great king. No doubt.
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i just love that old lady
With his grandma and grandpa💖❤💕
I am not english, but i would like to say God Save Our Queen, Long Live Our Queen. i was born in Hong Kong.
Once HK is also one of Queen territory
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@@tobbyhudson2743 until 1997. If you were born before 1997 in Hong Kong, your birth certificate will say British Hong Kong.
@@tobbyhudson2743 it will be once again.
Princess Diana would have been so proud of her boys. They turned out to be fine young gentleman.
Well, William did. It's ironic Catherine is the Diana of this generation, Megan is the Fergie of this generation, and let's hope neither guy turns out like Charles' or Andrew.
@@steppy3736 Meghan puts anything Fergie did in the shade. She is NBT Nothing But Trouble. I say that they will be lucky to make it to 7 years before the divorce.
@@markfryer9880 🤣 you're being generous because I gave them 3-5 years. Although I do think Fergie taking $ from Epstein was pretty shady.
So nice to see Prince Phillip. He flew every kind of planes in his heydays. 😀
Her majesty is a pro she doesn't need any help...
Very endearing. William is the perfect grandson to rule the nation one day. As an American, I feel safe w him.
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Same here
How are you Jean?
This is the sweetest video. Thank you for sharing.
She is I met her when my grandad received his medals for his work in NI and she was so friendly. A Great British legend we should be prouder to have a Queen like her
I wish they showed affection when they see each other. Nothing beats than getting a big hug.
What is it with people fascination and obessesion nowadays wanting everybody to be PDA. Public display of affection is kind of fake to me, as the term suggest, people are only showing affection for public display. Why can't they just do it in private, and how sure are we just because they don't do it in public, they are not affectionate in the privacy of their home. Everything HAVE to be on show these days
I love the Queen, she makes one smile just seeing her.
I bloody love the QUEEN
Good manners are timeless! They never go out of style.
What a beautiful family picture...granny and grandson...so natural and normal..
So nice to see them together again…
She is so proud of him
William said at the end " by grandpa" to prince Phillip.
what else should he say?
Phillip has is just a consort, he is not the King, hence why he is formal. William then briefly stood to attention as a mark of respect to his Nan or whatever he calls her, but he still has to show her respect as being the monarch.
Mark Norville I think William calls her Granny.
Looking at this, I just think about how close I was with my grandma’s, and how they were interested in my life. That’s what I see here. Not a Queen on a royal engagement. Prince William looks so proud to be showing her what he does/did.
Yes you’re right 🍀
She is our global grandma
Lol wait that was quite athletic at 1:00 for a woman in her 80s
90s*
I thought that too, what a trouper!!
@@francom1499 80s 🤣🤣🤣
@@gaynordurdy7689 Amazing Lady.
I love how part of the royal duties include inspecting her military equipment and checking on the prince lol
Just like every grandmother. Probably hasn't a clue what he's talking about and is less interested but because he's her darling grandson she'll nod and smile and pretend it's the most riveting thing she's every heard😄
I am sure the queen is knowledgeble about mechanical machines than you could imagine.
God save the Queen. What service she has given to her people. William what an amazing polite and handsome man he is. His wife is flawless and pure grace and class.
What happened to Harry and that monster meg😳😬🤮
That Meg has been NBT. Nothing But Trouble. I can’t believe that Harry fell for her, such a manipulative tart.
Not liked in Australia.
Harry's wife
@@markfryer9880 NBT 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Long Live the Queen, long may she reign over us!
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Our Future King and what a wonderful King he will be for our Country, Diana is so proud of him.
Most of his "upbringing" has been in the hands of Prince Charles ...Both Diana and Charles had a very clear and agreed format for how they wanted the children to be brought up...Its just Charles had to follow the plan alone after the tragic death of the...Princess of Wales.
What a memorable moment for Prince William to have with his grandparents, as not only their grandson but to show the Queen as someone in the Armed Forces
Tu ne coren tu William bé esrael be n'a taneyahou dîne non non coren bé tu yahoudi bé taleabibe UK stop ne touche pas coren bé te toida bé touche coren UK stop
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He has the cutest shy smile like his Mother
Oh yes
He seems so relaxed talking to her but not forgetting she is the Queen.
I remember my 85 year-old, 5'2 mother having that same issue with my suv. She loved it though. HRH sure seemed to address it like a pro. Now, the lad's all done with RAF SAR.
Queen is a real acrobat though 😁
Prince philip has to always walk two steps behind the queen
2 miles would be better!!!!
You see an old man crossing a road, you know perfectly well he can handle it, and he knows he can handle it without any help, so wouldn't it be rude to get in his way intentionally?
IMO, this is also a form of politeness.
I love this... they all look quite proud.
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It's weird you forget she's just his nan at the end of the day.
She might be the queen and he the future king, but here he's a grandson hoping to make his granny proud of the work he does.
QUEEN IS SO CUTE
She is a very proud and independent woman. That is why she is so good at ruling the country.
I wondered that very same thing! Prince Phillip stood and watched her and didn't offer any help. The young man that opened the door didn't offer help. Wow!
Probably they know Her Majesty all too well. I saw some clips as well with similar situations. I guess she preferred to do everything by herself amd would ask for help if she needs one.
No i actually heard she said, i can do it dont worry
@@athenstar10 You are right there. This is a Lady who trained as a Mechanic and was a Military Truck Driver during WW2. What a Lady. God Bless Her.
You don’t touch the Queen!
That ending is adorable
thank you prince
The way she looking at her husband and grandson is so sweet. Yes, She was not perfect but She was so blessed in many ways. RIP your Majesty.
Wow its not every day you have your grandparents come visit your work place.. hope they both enjoyed there day with William..
oh...!!! she's a strong woman...!!!! i can understand the way you care and feel for her. but see how beautifully she carried herself, though she's at her 80's.... God save the Queen...!!!!
Dewakar Bloom S and when you look at those 2 crippling oldie charles and drunken evil witch cowcamilla could hardly make a few steps for their toilet eeewww. The crony should bring their toilets close to them.....lol
Idc what anyone says the Queen loved and was proud of those grands…like most of us grandmothers! She was the Queen, royal matriarch but Grannie to them! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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What a legend!
The Queen gave Philip and sideways-smile after a little struggle getting, or sliding, out of the car. Funny. This is nice to see, but I would have loved to hear what William told the Queen while touring the helicopter. Why was the audio not better?
Jean K no no up
Jean K...Its a known fact...HM hates Range Rovers for that very reason...her latest is an open sedan with a hand rail...so good for being seen but ...you rarely if ever see her ...ride in one !
Why would the Royals want people to eavesdrop on their conversations?
Its a private visit and an even more personal visit for HM The Queen to see her Grandson at his place of work...How many of us would do this just as a matter of course...For the Queen to pop in...takes months of planning and disruption... there we go!
The audio wasn't very good because neither HMTQ nor HRH were wearing microphones, which is normal for this type of event. How would you like to say something silly when you meet your Head of State, then hear it again that night on the evening news?
The Monarchy will be in safe hands with this one🇬🇧
So sweet to spend time with Granny.