The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) museum on Monday where Prince William paid tribute to the earthquake-shattered city of Christchurch and its residents.<br /> <br />The royal couple also laid roses at the RNZAF Wall of Remembrance before unveiling a new memorial plaque honouring air force personnel who served on peacekeeping missions around the world.<br /> <br />They started the day visiting the Canterbury Television Memorial Park at Latimer Square where they laid down memorial stones as a tribute to Christchurch victims. They also met with families of the 185 people killed in the 2011 earthquake.<br /> <br />Prince William and Catherine, popularly known as Kate, then walked over to the Transitional Cathedral, a cardboard design by prize-winning Japanese architect Shigeru Ban.<br /> <br />The visit to the Transitional Cathedral was followed by a walkabout where the Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge met the public. This included the chance to greet the mothers
