Inside the Prince's killing machine: Prince Harry returns to Afghanistan to fly Apache helicopters in fight against Taliban
Prince Harry has returned to Afghanistan to fly Army attack helicopters in the battle against the Taliban.
The 27-year-old arrived on the front line under cover of darkness yesterday to join the Apache unit which has the highest ‘kill rate’ in the war.
Captain Harry Wales – as he is known in the Army – will be a co-pilot gunner during his four-month deployment, meaning he will fire the aircraft’s weapons.
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But the prince’s presence in Helmand will mean that the Taliban will likely step up their efforts to kill or injure him to land a huge propaganda coup.
Harry’s arrival at Camp Bastion, where he will serve with 662 Squadron, 3 Regiment Army Air Corps comes four weeks after a storm over his antics in Las Vegas.
The 27-year-old arrived on the front line under cover of darkness yesterday to join the Apache unit which has the highest ‘kill rate’ in the war.
Captain Harry Wales – as he is known in the Army – will be a co-pilot gunner during his four-month deployment, meaning he will fire the aircraft’s weapons.
Scroll down for video
Harry’s arrival at Camp Bastion, where he will serve with 662 Squadron, 3 Regiment Army Air Corps comes four weeks after a storm over his antics in Las Vegas.
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