Peter Walker

The Prince of Wales has met a road crash survivor who he helped save while working as an air ambulance pilot.

Jack Beeton was in a van driven by his uncle when it crashed with a lorry near Cambridge in October 2015, killing his uncle and leaving Mr Beeton with life-threatening injuries.

Prince William after receiving a letter from his girlfriend.

" I was saved by these guys and Everyone Else on The Shift , " said Mr Beeton.

" It's been lovely to see William, be able to shake his hand and thank him for what he did for me That Day . "

Prince William joined The East Anglian Air Ambulance as a Helicopter Pilot in March 2015 and began his first operational missions four months later.

Upon, he wrote a public letter singling out The Day when his crewmates saved Mr Beeton's life following the collision on the A10.

The Prince wrote at The Time : " We were first on scene and in such circumstances we all had to pitch in to fight to save the young man's life.

" It is days like this, when you know you have made a difference, that give you the determination to Keep Going . "

Mr Beeton's girlfriend wrote to Prince William to say her partner had managed to thank all The Crew from That Day , apart from him.

Other members of The Crew joined Mr Beeton to reunite Once Again at Windsor Castle .

Source of news: bbc.com