Prince Harry Displays Apache Cosford 2013

British Forces News Special: Prince Harry on a Mission

Prince Harry: I killed Taliban insurgents

Prince Harry has confirmed he killed Taliban insurgents during his latest tour of Afghanistan.
As a gunner in Apache attack helicopters, the royal flew on scores of missions with his fingers on the triggers of deadly rockets, missiles and a 30mm cannon.And now that the 28-year-old is bound for the UK after his second deployment to the war-torn country, it can be reported he took enemy fighters "out of the game" during his 20-week posting   Read More HERE

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Well done Harry lad, job well done, much respect.

British Army's fleet of Apache helicopters 'could be scrapped'

Britain’s Apache gunships have been in use since 2001, seeing action in Afghanistan - where current pilots include Prince Harry - and in Libya. Despite the helicopters’ successes on the front line  defence sources suggested that the Army Air Corps fleet of 66 Apaches could eventually be cut to around 50 aircraft fit for operations. Read more HERE

I Hope that at the very least we can keep up to 50 of these fabulous helicopters rather than they all be scrapped, I think scrapped is the wrong word as they would be still worth something at least, Cameron may want to give them away to India or Pakistan for a Christmas present. The fact is we should have a British designed and British built helicopter anyway then this problem would not have occurred. 

Prince Harry Opens Field Of Remembrance

Prince Harry has opened the first Remembrance Field dedicated to men and women in the Armed Forces killed during the conflict in Afghanistan.Up to 35,000 crosses will be planted within the grounds of Lydiard Park near Wootton Bassett in Wiltshire, each with a dedicated message to commemorate the 342 men and women killed in Afghanistan since the conflict began in 2001.
The Prince planted his own Remembrance Cross in the Royal British Legion Wootton Bassett Field of Remembrance after meeting service personnel taking part in a March for Honourto London. See video 
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