During a graduation ceremony at the Royal Air Force College Cranwell, Prince William emphasized the importance of new RAF officers in addressing 'future threats' amid a 'time of change and uncertainty.' He highlighted the significance of the training received by the 54 officers, who spent up to 24 weeks developing leadership skills and military exercises. William, a former RAF pilot himself, acknowledged the multi-national presence at the ceremony, which included officers from Jordan, Kenya, Pakistan, and Uganda, stressing the value of international relationships in defense and security. His remarks come at a tense geopolitical moment involving nations like Russia and China, underscoring the need for adaptability in the face of evolving challenges. The prince expressed pride in the achievements of the graduates and encouraged them to support the future of their respective air forces.