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Prince Harry is now back in Britain after having his deployment in Afghanistan cut-short unexpectedly after the news of his deployment got leaked out on the internet by a US website, breaking the agreement between British media and the defence ministry not to publish the whereabouts of the prince for security reasons. In an interview, the prince said he was "slightly dissappointed" being back home so early. He also added that he’d love to go back there very soon. Unfortunately, according to his commanding officer it is quite impossible to happen for at least 18 months since the prince had just had a deployment.

Below is an excerpt of an article about an interview on the prince after his return:

"In interviews soon after his return, Harry spoke matter-of-factly about his work calling in air strikes, patrolling and firing at insurgents in Helmand province, in southern Afghanistan.

‘You do what you have to do, what’s necessary to save your own guys. If you need to drop a bomb, worst case scenario then you will, but then that’s just the way it is,’ he said.

‘It’s not nice to drop bombs… but to save lives that’s what happens.’

But he rejected the tag of "hero", amid fulsome praise for his work from British political and military leaders and the media.

‘I wouldn’t say I’m a hero at all. I’m no more a hero than anyone else. If you think about it there’s thousands and thousands of troops out there,’ he said.

Two unconscious, badly injured soldiers—one of whom lost an arm and a leg to a landmine—were on his plane home, he told reporters.

‘Those are the heroes,’ he said.

He also said that during his time at an operating base just 500 metres (1,600 feet) from Taliban positions, he felt secure because there was "no place safer" to be than in the presence of Gurkhas.

 ’Everyone is really well looked after here by the Gurkhas, the food is fantastic—goat curries, chicken curries … it’s really good fun,’ he added." Read Full article HERE..

"Prince Harry(L) is met by his brother, Prince William® and his father Prince Charles on his arrival at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire. Harry returned to Britain on Saturday from Afghanistan after a 10-week tour fighting the Taliban." -(AFP/Shaun Curry)

Over the week news about the Prince Harry’s deployment in Afghanistan has been the talk perhaps all over the world. Everyone might have been surprised to know that this young royalty is actually in a place  of combat and is serving as an ordinary soldier. And now that the world has known this secret deployment of the prince to Afghanistan, Prince Harry has been ordered to go back to Britain and is on his way back home this Saturday. The prince stay in Afghanistan was set for 10 weeks and his tour was supposed to end on April. He flew for  Afghanistan on December 14, and spent several weeks in Garmsir in Helmand province, operating just 500 metres from frontline Taliban positions.

Below is an excerpt a detailed article about Prince Harry’s deployment and his journey back to Britain:

 

In one interview, the prince said there had been jokes about his nickname—"bullet magnet"—and acknowledged his tour could make him a "top target" for extremists.

"Every single person that supports them will be trying to slot me," he said.

But he said he enjoyed being away from the glare of media publicity he faces at home, adding: "I think this is about as normal as I’m ever going to get."

Queen Elizabeth II praised her grandson, saying he had done "a good job in a very difficult climate", while British Prime Minister Gordon Brown described him as an "exemplary soldier (who) is serving with dedication in the finest tradition of our armed forces."

 TO Read more of the article here. 

**************** Personal Comment**********************

I think Prince Harry’s deployment in Afghanistan is something good.Yes, it is risky because it is a hostile place and his life is always in danger but he was totally brave and still decided to do it. Now that he’s in the military service, he more disciplined and responsible. Being a soldier made him  a better person. A person different from the one who’s always on the paper because of drinking, drugs or all the other bad things he did. Now, he is really Prince responsible and concerned for others. A real Prince, charming, brave and strong looking as a knight-in-shining-armor! [although, i like his brother better.hehehe ]