- Undergoing military drills she is.
Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria (47) hones her military prowess. On a Monday afternoon, she shared on Instagram alongside a picture of herself in camouflage apparel, "Fire up for another round of military drills at the Swedish Defense University today. I'll be diving into tactics, military theory, and strategy alongside my fellow cadets," declared the princess, daughter of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden (78).
Victoria: "I'm excited for a thought-provoking and enriching educational journey"
She further apprised her 665,000 fans, "My current focus is to immerse myself fully in officer training, aiming to serve Sweden and its military forces with distinction in the future. I'm eager for a stimulating and enriching educational journey alongside my new colleagues," the future Swedish queen stated.
Two more photos on her Instagram Stories display the crown princess amid a multitude of young cadets during officer training sessions in an auditorium.
The Swedish Defense University (FHS), situated in Stockholm, close to the Royal Institute of Technology, is a state-funded institution for military education.
Audience is elated
Supporters of the princess are taken aback by her determination. Comments such as "What an incredible exemplar and ambassador for Sweden you are." Additionally, "You're an inspiring figure for young women." Or, "You've got this, extraordinary woman! I'm waiting with bated breath for the day you ascend to the throne," express admiration from a user. Majority of comments are punctuated with red hearts or blue-yellow, representing the national colors.
Victoria expresses interest in a comprehensive training course
The Princess mentioned, "I'm looking forward to participating in a thorough training course at the Swedish Defense University to perfect my military skills and knowledge."
Victoria likens her military training to an academic pursuit
She also added, "This military training course is akin to an intense academic journey, and I am eager to fully immerse myself in it to contribute effectively to Sweden's defense forces in the future."
