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Prince Harry eliminated from new Military Book due to his memoir

Prince Harry completed his training course at Sandhurst in Camberley, Surrey, in 2005 and left as an Officer Cadet in 2006

The Duke of Sussex’s exclusion comes after he published a memoir that included details of his time on two tours

If there remains any confusion between the approach to the war in Ukraine between Russia and Nato, the news that Russian drones are observing Ukrainian tank crews and soldiers training in Germany should be a sharp kick in the solar plexus for Nato commanders and political leaders in the West.

Prince Harry served in the Army for 10 years during which he undertook two tours of Afghanistan, but he's been snubbed in a new book celebrating Sandhurst's top officers

King Charles IIIs youngest son Prince Harry, who served in the Army for 10 years, has been snubbed in a new book celebrating Sandhursts top officers.The Duke of Sussex is said to be heartbroken as...

Prince Harry has been left out of a book sold by the U.K. military academy where he received training, with a former British commander suggesting this may be…

Harry has lost "a great deal of his support and respect," Richard Kemp, who commanded British forces in Afghanistan in 2003, told Newsweek.

Russian drones are said to be observing Ukrainian soldiers training in Germany. Why aren't we blasting them out of the sky?

Prince Harry has been excluded from a prestigious new book celebrating Sandhurst's top recruits, in a move that has been dubbed a humiliating 'snub' for the duke.