Kate Middleton and Prince William are trying again.

In honor of the day on which World Battle II ended with the declaration of victory over Japan, the Prince and Princess of Wales—who’ve been spending a lot of their summer season get away of the highlight—shared a uncommon social media commemorating all who served in the UK.

“At present, on the eightieth anniversary of VJ Day,” Kate and William started in a message shared to their social media platforms, “we bear in mind the braveness, sacrifice, and resilience of all who served. At present we particularly consider these British and Commonwealth troops who fought within the Asia-Pacific.”

They continued, “We owe a permanent debt to the technology who gave a lot, and to whom we’ll all the time be grateful. Lest we neglect.”

The couple signed off their message with “W & C,” for William and Catherine.

Whereas the royal couple’s social media is filled with posts bringing consciousness to social and humanitarian points or updates on the pair’s royal duties, the VJ Day message marks a uncommon event through which Kate and William addressed their followers immediately.