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"The Armed Forces have celebrated the arrival of the royal baby with a series of touching and elaborate congratulatory messages. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge became parents to a baby boy yesterday (July 22) at 4.24pm, with the news announced around four hours later.      RAF Valley, where Prince William serves as a Search and Rescue pilot, led the well-wishes, recording a video in which they praised the &amp;quot;absolutely fantastic news&amp;quot; and joked about their colleague being &amp;quot;involved in a very different kind of delivery&amp;quot;. Companies aboard Royal Navy ships HMS Kent and HMS Lancaster spelled out the word &amp;quot;boy&amp;quot; to celebrate the birth, with the former uploading footage of them giving three cheers to the royal couple.  Commander Steve Moorhouse, HMS Lancaster&amp;#039;s Commanding Officer said: &amp;quot;As &amp;#039;The Queen&amp;#039;s Frigate&amp;#039; we were particularly delighted to hear the fantastic news of the royal birth, and everybody on board HMS Lancaster sends their warmest congratulations and best wishes to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.&amp;quot; HMS Lancaster&amp;#039;s touching tribute was retweeted by Clarence House&amp;#039;s official Twitter profile.      Members of the King&amp;#039;s Troop Royal Horse Artillery will this afternoon ride past Buckingham Palace to Green Park, where they will fire a 41-gun salute.  At the Tower of London, the Honourable Artillery Company, an Army Reserves unit and the oldest in the British Army, will fire 62 rounds over the River Thames.  The royal birth has also been marked with the BT Tower displaying &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s a boy&amp;quot; last night and the London Eye lighting up in a patriotic red, white and blue. An official public announcement of the birth was displayed at the gates of Buckingham Palace in a framed notice on an easel. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have today thanked St Mary&amp;#039;s Hospital for the &amp;quot;tremendous care&amp;quot; they received. Royal baby birth announcement - as it happened - photo gallery:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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