Lady Louise Windsor follows in her grandmother Queen Elizabeth's footsteps as she dons military gear during officer's training corps at university Lady Louise Windsor looked to be in high spirits as she donned military gear and covered her face in camo paint while taking part in training with her university's officer's training corps.
Other snaps shared to the Tayforth University Officers' Training Corps (TUOTC) Instagram page - dedicated to the Army Reserve unit which recruits exclusively from students across the region - show the 16th-in-line at ceremonial events, including a Remembrance Day parade.
Other snaps shared to the Tayforth University Officers' Training Corps (TUOTC) Instagram page - dedicated to the Army Reserve unit which recruits exclusively from students across the region - show the 16th-in-line at ceremonial events, including a Remembrance Day parade.
If the daughter of Prince Edward goes down the military path, she will be the first female royal since her late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, to do so.
Elsewhere, she posed with her peers in a more action-ready camouflage ensemble, hair pulled back, at a Scottish Martial Traditions evening at Edinburgh Castle.
