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English: The Princess of Wales meets the ship’s company of HMS Glasgow at Windsor Castle today (29/09/2022). Her Royal Highness, The Princess of Wales, talks to Chief Petty Officer Alan Causer, Petty Officer Colin Chalmers, Lieutenant Mathew (Taff) Fuge and Chief Petty Officer Graham Foggett who will be serving on the HMS Glasgow.HMS Glasgow will be the first Type 26 frigate to be built for the United Kingdom.ROYAL NAVY sailors from HMS Glasgow travelled to Windsor Castle on 29 September for their first meeting with the ship’s sponsor, Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales.The state-of-the-art Type 26 frigate is currently under construction at BAE Systems’ shipyard in Govan, Glasgow. To date, fifteen sailors have joined the vessel, the first contingent of the eventual complement of 161 Royal Navy personnel.The crew were invited to Windsor where they met with The Princess of Wales for the first time since her appointment as HMS Glasgow’s ship’s sponsor was announced in June last year.
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