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When last we heard from the British Royal Family, the circumstances were not very positive as Prince Harry was compelled to apologize for making racial slurs on a video recorded while he was serving in Afghanistan a few years ago. Today, news from the Royals still has a military bent to it but it is much more favorable and not at all controversial. Prince William, who continues his military training this week, was spied in full gear at the Defense Helicopter Flying School at RAF Shawbury, near Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Rockin’ the regulation uniform and eyewear for a military helicopter pilot, Prince Wills looked quite the flying ace at the training grounds yesterday … behold:

They”re probably not the sort of eyewear that a fashionable young prince about town would choose for himself. But when you’ve got problems with your eyesight, the RAF insists you wear its regulation glasses while flying, even if you’re Prince William. The specs fit under a pilot’s helmet and night vision goggles and give them the best possible field of vision. The Ministry of Defence said: “Admittedly they are not the trendiest piece of eyewear going, but they do the job.” William, 26, was pictured in the glasses as he took his first training flight with the Defense Helicopter Flying School at RAF Shawbury, near Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Some might be surprised to see a would-be RAF pilot in glasses in the first place, but in fact only those who are colour blind or have chronic eye conditions are unlikely to be able to qualify for the job. Applicants must, however, have perfect 20/20 vision when wearing glasses. RAF pilots are not permitted to wear their own specs when flying, however, hence the regulation glasses. William, who is believed to be short sighted, has needed glasses for several years. He owns a pair of trendy metalrimmed spectacles, but prefers not to wear them in public. The prince – whose codename at the air base is ‘Golden Osprey’ – took off in a Squirrel, the MoD’s elementary flying training helicopter, with an instructor at his side for a successful hour-long ‘ sortie’ on Wednesday afternoon. On his return he puffed his cheeks out and smiled with relief that all had gone well. He looked equally delighted at the opportunity to take off his unflattering eyewear. If he passes the intensive 12-month course, William hopes to go on and qualify as a Search and Rescue pilot, which could see him taking on his first ‘shout’ in early 2011.

I actually like the glasses on Prince Wills … they give him an air of sophistication, I think. The whole military outfit is what looks a bit strange on His Royalness. Even still, I think it’s very commendable that he is taking on this military training in order to prepare himself for the throne when the time comes. It seems pretty clear that rather than feeling the “need for speed”, Prince Wills most likely feels the “need to lead”. It is much nicer to hear and see stories like this coming from the Royal family rather than stories of the other ilk. I’m looking forward to seeing more photos of the young Prince engaged in further military training … watching him play dress-up is fun!

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