He’s a knight in shining armor as the future King of England, and Prince William led an effort that saved two teenage girls from drowning yesterday (August 16).

The Duke of Cambridge and his fellow RAF crew were on their way back from a mission when their helicopter received a distress call that two sisters, ages 13 and 16, had been overtaken by a rip tide off the coast of Anglesey.

He’s no stranger to health concerns, and Prince Philip is once again in the hospital- but this time it’s just a “precautionary measure.”

According to a Buckingham Palace source, the 91-year-old was transported to the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary in Aberdeen, Scotland, though further details are scarce.

Taking a break from the Olympic games to participate in their own sporting event, Prince William and Prince Harry competed for the Jerudong Trophy at Cirencester Park Polo Club in England this afternoon (August 5).

The royal brothers mounted their trusty steeds as they took part in the annual polo match. At the completion of the game, both brothers greeted guests and accepted their awards.