On Thursday, 10 September 2026, Princess Amalia of the Netherlands began her work placement with the Royal Netherlands Navy as part of the Defensity College programme in which she participates. In August, the Princess also completed an advanced General Military Training course in the field. Previously, she worked as a student employee with the Defence Staff and the Royal Netherlands Air Force.
The Defensity College programme aims to offer students meaningful part-time work alongside their studies and to strengthen the visibility of and connection between the armed forces and society. The programme consists of various work placements, activities, events and training courses. In this way, it contributes to the personal, professional and military development of military student employees.
Ce pantalon treillis convient bien à la princesse Amalia !
ReplyDeleteNu weer bij de marine ? Ik dacht dat ze bij de landmacht zat. En hoe gaat het nu verder met haar studie ?
ReplyDelete.Zou je beter inlezen als je commentaar geeft. Dan denk je niet alleen dingen, dan weet je het ook. Studie gaat erg goed zoals je elders hebt kunnen lezen. Ow nee wacht jij bent er alleen om commentaar te leveren. Maar wel fijn om te zien dat je geïnteresseerd bent in de studieresultaten. Wellicht kan ze de cijfers van haar tentamen doorgeven aan je J….
DeleteLees de introductie onder de foto's. Zij zit in dat speciaal programma van defensie waar zij alle disciplines kan doorlopen in sneltempo als werkstudent. Een combinatie van legedienst en verder studeren. Prins Gabriël doet iets dergelijks met dit verschil dat hij zijn universitaire studies in de Koninlijke Militaire School (KMS) volledig heeft doorlopen en onlangs zijn master diploma heeft ontvangen. Voor het ogenblik werkt hij als beroepsmilitair maar studeert tegelijk verder voor zijn opleiding tot para commando.
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DeleteThose uniforms are great. I love the blue on her instead of khaki color.
ReplyDeleteShe looks good in uniform. I’d do like the colours of the Dutch navy’s camo, I would wear clothes in this fabric.
ReplyDeleteI don’t think I’ve ever seen naval camouflage fatigues before. They’re very nice looking. All best wishes to HRH the Princess of Orange in completing the Defensity Programme.
ReplyDeleteThe blue slightly-camo-but-much-nicer uniforms look fantastic. What a life for this young lady: one day dressed to the elegant nines at a globally televised funeral, when each time the cameras caught her, she was showing kindness and care to others (her grandmother, her Norwegian counterpart), then the next day into blue uniform and off on the water. I wonder if her part in the program is more ceremonial than hands on as she’s wearing nail polish which is probably not uniform for participants (?).
ReplyDeleteShe is in special program
DeleteIn the first photo, she looks like her mother; in the third photo, she more resembles her father.
ReplyDeleteI wish her the best for the time in the Navy. She needs the training she will one day be the Queen of her country. I like the uniform; she looks really good.
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Is she in the army?
ReplyDeleteWell done, this will be a great achievement. She looks great.
ReplyDeleteShe looks so much better with her hair tiend out of her face.
ReplyDeleteAs future queen I think it is quite usefull to have this education in all army units.
Good for her..that's how to learn and understand her future role.
ReplyDeleteI admire the younger generation spending time in each branch of the Armed Services. Brava CP CA!
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