Impressed military officers have lauded King Charles for his impeccable firing skills during a visit to the Royal Regiment of Artillery's home at Larkhill in Wiltshire, where he appeared in full regalia for the first time in his new role as Captain General.

On arrival, the King received a ceremonial 21-gun salute and was warmly welcomed by Lieutenant-General Sir Andrew Gregory, Master Gunner of St James's Park. The visit aimed to acquaint His Majesty with the soldiers' experiences, gruelling training routines, and the storied history of the artillery division.

Clad in the number four tropical dress uniform, King Charles joined senior army staff and veterans in the officers' dining room after the national anthem. He engaged with military figures before admiring historical items, including

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