After Queen Elizabeth II died in 2022, Lieutenant Commander Dixon's title changed to Equerry to HRH the Prince and Princess of Wales. Lieutenant Commander Dixon has worked for the Royal Navy for ...

Prince William is set to lose his long-serving equerry, Commander Rob Dixon, who is heading back to the Royal Navy after four years of service to the heir to the throne. He will be replaced by ...

Lieutenant Commander Rob Dixon, Prince William’s equerry, has announced his departure ... According to The Daily Mail, Dixon, ...

The Daily Mail reported that Dixon is leaving his role as an equerry to return to the Royal Navy, where he has served for 24 years. Equerries—military officers who assist senior royals with ...

works alongside the King’s equerry, Lieutenant Commander Will Thornton, 37, a Royal Navy helicopter pilot. Last year, Lt Col Thompson, from Morpeth, Northumberland, was included on Tatler’s ...

As equerry, Dixon’s duties involved supporting ... However, after 23 years of service in the Royal Navy, he is returning to the military, signaling the end of his time in royal service.

The head of the Royal Navy has stepped back from the job after an investigation was launched into an alleged relationship with a female colleague, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The head of the Royal Navy has stepped down months earlier than expected. Admiral Sir Ben Key had announced that he would retire as First Sea Lord this summer. However, the Ministry of Defence ...