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London: Prince William spent three weeks on clandestine missions to British security and intelligence agencies in order to directly understand the role they play in the fight against terrorism.
The British throne qualified the work experience with the MI5, the MI6 and the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) as humiliating, while the GCHQ said the royal had been working ripping off -pied during his internship.
"William worked exceptionally hard to integrate His royal highness asked very specific questions and demonstrated a real understanding of our mission", said in a statement the head of counterterrorism operations at GCHQ , anonymous post.
The Duke of Cambridge, William, began his work attachment work last month and completed his mission on Saturday.
"Spending time in our security and intelligence agencies, better understanding their vital contribution to our national security, has been a truly humiliating experience," he said.
Security and intelligence agency personnel "work in secret, often without even being able to talk to their family and friends about the work they are doing or the stress they face", he said, adding that the country owed them deep gratitude for the difficult and dangerous work they were doing.
Kensington Palace, William was briefed on the security risks and the national economy of the United Kingdom and also observed counterterrorism teams that badyzed information and conducted investigations. The secret missions of the agency abroad and the manner in which its officers maintain contacts abroad and transmit information to the United Kingdom.
He attended security briefings with senior officials. Priority to the most serious terrorist threats.
The Prince, a former Royal Air Force pilot, retired from his career as a pilot at East Anglian Air Ambulance in 2017 to badume full-time royal duties.
comes after her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, celebrated GCHQ's centennial earlier this year with a visit to her former secret base, Watergate House in London.
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