Name of Royal |
Branch of Service |
Rank |
Years of Service |
War time service |
Unit |
Military Training |
Medals |
Other |
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge |
RAF, British Army and RN |
Squadron Leader, Flight Lieutenant, Captain, Lieutenant |
2005–2013[1] |
None |
Blues and Royals, No. 22 Squadron (RAF Search and Rescue Force)[1] |
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst RAF Cranwell |
Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal |
Commodore-in-Chief of HMNB Clyde; Commodore-in-Chief of the Royal Navy Submarine Service; Commodore-in-Chief of Scotland; Honorary Air Commandant of RAF Coningsby; Colonel of the Irish Guards |
Prince Henry of Wales
"Prince Harry" |
British Army |
Captain,[2] Troop Commander, Forward Air Controller,
Co-Pilot/Gunner |
2006–2015 |
Afghanistan |
Blues and Royals, Household Cavalry, 1st Mechanised Brigade of the 3rd Mechanised Division,
Army Air Corps, 662 Squadron of 3 Regiment |
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst |
Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan, Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal |
Canadian Ranger; Honorary Air Commandant of RAF Honington; Commodore-in-Chief of Small Ships and Diving |
Charles, Prince of Wales |
RAF, RN |
Pilot, Captain (Ret'd) |
1971–1976 |
None |
845 Naval Air Squadron |
Royal Naval College, Dartmouth Commando Training Centre Royal Marines |
None |
Colonel-in-Chief - Commonwealth Armies and Air Commodore-in-Chief of Commonwealth Air Forces; General/Admiral of the Fleet/Marshal of the Royal Air Force of the British Armed Forces[3] |
Prince Andrew, Duke of York |
RAF, RN |
Helicopter Pilot, Commander (Ret'd)[4] |
1980–2001 |
Falklands War |
815 Naval Air Squadron |
Royal Naval College, Dartmouth Commando Training Centre Royal Marines |
South Atlantic Medal with Rosette |
Honorary Air Commodore Royal Air Force Lossiemouth, Vice Admiral Colonel-in-Chief of various units in the Canadian Forces |
Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex |
Royal Marines[5] |
Acting Lieutenant (withdrew from training) |
1986–1987 |
None |
Unknown |
Commando Training Centre Royal Marines (Did Not Finish) |
None |
Royal Honorary Colonel, of the Royal Wessex Yeomanry Royal Colonel, of the 2nd Battalion, The Rifles Commodore-in-Chief, of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary Honorary Air Commodore Royal Air Force Waddington Colonel-in-Chief, of The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment Colonel-in-Chief, of The Prince Edward Island Regiment Colonel-in-Chief, of the Saskatchewan Dragoons |
Prince Michael of Kent |
British Army |
Major (Ret'd) |
1963–1981 |
Cyprus 1971 - United Nations mission, Hong Kong |
11th Hussars (Prince Albert's Own)[6] |
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst |
|
Colonel-in-Chief of The Essex and Kent Scottish (Canadian Forces) |
Prince Edward, Duke of Kent |
British Army |
Lieutenant-Colonel |
1955-1976 (Ret'd)[7] |
Sovereign Base Areas-Cyprus, Hong Kong, Eastern Command |
Royal Scots Greys |
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst |
|
Field Marshal, Personal Aide-de-Camp to The Queen, Colonel of the Scots Guards, Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, Royal Colonel of 1st Battalion The Rifles, Colonel-in-Chief of the Lorne Scots Regiment, Canada, Deputy Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, Honorary Air Chief Marshal and Honorary Air Commodore of RAF Leuchars. |
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh |
RN |
Commander[8] |
1940-1952[8] |
World War II -Allied invasion of Sicily, Battle of Crete, Battle of Cape Matapan |
British Pacific Fleet |
Royal Naval College, Greenwich, Britannia Royal Naval College |
War Medal 1939-1945 with Oak Leaf, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Burma Star with Rosette, Italy Star, Greek War Cross, Croix de Guerre 1939-1945 with Palm |
Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom and Field Marshal of the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, Marshal of the Royal Air Force, Marshal of the Royal Australian Air Force, Marshal of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, Captain General Royal Marines, Colonel-in-Chief-The Royal Canadian Regiment |
Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom |
Auxiliary Territorial Service, British Army |
Subaltern, Junior Commander (equivalent to Army Captain) |
1948–1949 |
World War II ATS Service |
None |
None |
War Medal 1939-1945, Defence Medal |
Ceremonial Colonel-in-Chief - Commonwealth Armies and Air Commodore-in-Chief of Commonwealth Air Forces |
Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma |
RN |
Admiral of the Fleet |
1913-1945[9] |
World War I and World War II |
5th Destroyer Flotilla |
Naval Cadet School |
See: Louis Mountbatten Honours Order of Merit, Distinguished Service Order |
Chief of the Defence Staff (United Kingdom), First Sea Lord |
George VI of the United Kingdom |
RN, RAF |
Squadron Leader |
1909–1919 |
World War I |
HMS Collingwood Royal Naval Air Service RAF Cranwell Independent Air Force |
Britannia Royal Naval College |
None |
Colonel-in-Chief - Commonwealth Armies (Canadian Army, Australian Imperial Force/Australian Army Reserve, New Zealand Expeditionary Force) and Air Commodore-in-Chief of Commonwealth Air Forces (RCAF, RAAF, RNZAF); Field Marshal of the British Army/Admiral of the Fleet of the Royal Navy/Marshal of the Royal Air Force |
Edward VIII of the United Kingdom |
British Army, RAF |
Lieutenant |
1914-1918 |
World War I |
Grenadier Guards |
Osborne Naval College, Royal Naval College at Dartmouth |
Military Cross |
Colonel-in-Chief - Commonwealth Armies (Canadian Army, Australian Imperial Force/Australian Army Reserve, New Zealand Expeditionary Force) and Air Commodore-in-Chief of Commonwealth Air Forces (Royal Canadian Air Force, RAAF, RNZAF); Field Marshal of the British Army/Admiral of the Fleet of the Royal Navy/Marshal of the Royal Air Force[10] |
George V of the United Kingdom |
RN |
Commander |
1877–1891 |
None |
HMS Bacchante |
None |
None |
Field Marshal of the British Army/Admiral of the Fleet of the Royal Navy/Marshal of the Royal Air Force |
Claude Bowes-Lyon, 14th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne |
British Army |
Lieutenant |
1875–1881 |
|
2nd Life Guards, Territorial Army |
|
TD |
Colonel of the 4th/5th Battalion of the Black Watch |
William IV of the United Kingdom |
RN |
Rear-Admiral |
1780–1789 |
American War of Independence |
HMS Andromeda, HMS Pegasus |
None |
None |
General of the British Army/Admiral of the Royal Navy |