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New month, new royal calendar<\/a>. June is here and that means the royal family<\/a> is back to business with a fresh slate of engagements. From King Charles<\/a> and Queen Camilla<\/a> to Duchess Sophie<\/a> and Princess Anne<\/a>, everyone\u2019s got something on the books. And yes, Prince William<\/a> is right there with them\u2014though one of his events this week stands out in a big way.<\/p>\n On Wednesday, June 4, the Prince of Wales will make his first official visit as Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps. He\u2019ll be heading to Wattisham Flying Station to spend time with 4 Regiment Army Air Corps and get a closer look at what they do. While royal visits to military units aren\u2019t new, this one marks a milestone: it\u2019s William\u2019s first appearance in this role since it was officially handed over to him <\/a>by King Charles in May 2024.<\/p>\n There is a bit of lore behind the new role as it is the same title that was once expected to go to Prince Harry<\/a>, who served in the Army Air Corps during his time in Afghanistan. But after stepping down as a senior royal in 2020, Harry\u2019s path shifted and the honor eventually went to his older brother.<\/p>\n If May was any indication (remember the Princess Charlotte birthday tributes<\/a>, that emotional father-son photo<\/a> of Charles and William and, of course, Princess Catherine\u2019s style moments<\/a>?), June may be shaping up to be another busy month for the royals. The Prince and Princess of Wales even dropped their \u201cMay rewind<\/a>\u201d video over the weekend\u2014and it was packed.<\/p>\n Want all the latest entertainment news sent right to your inbox? Click\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n