British royalty, Prince Harry is currently considering his options over his military career and might leave soon.
The Evening Standard report states that the 30 year old prince and might choose to leave the Army to focus on charity work.
Prince Harry has served in the army for 10 years now and served twice in Afghanistan.
The prince had spent 10 weeks on a deployment to Afghanistan in 2007 before being brought back after his presence in the area was revealed to the international press.
The Evening Standard report states that the 30 year old prince and might choose to leave the Army to focus on charity work.
Prince Harry has served in the army for 10 years now and served twice in Afghanistan.
The prince had spent 10 weeks on a deployment to Afghanistan in 2007 before being brought back after his presence in the area was revealed to the international press.
He also came back in 2012 after serving in Afghanistan for five months.
He later in 2014 took up a staff officer role with the Army last year.
BBC royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell said: “If he did leave the Army it would give him greater freedom to concentrate on his charity work in support of wounded veterans, and in Africa where he founded the Aids charity Sentabale in Lesotho.”
Harry’s charity work includes the organisation of the Invictus Games for injured servicemen and women. The first Games took place in London last September.
Harry is to spend time seconded to the military in Australia before his active duties with the Army end, the Evening Standard reported.
He later in 2014 took up a staff officer role with the Army last year.
BBC royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell said: “If he did leave the Army it would give him greater freedom to concentrate on his charity work in support of wounded veterans, and in Africa where he founded the Aids charity Sentabale in Lesotho.”
Harry’s charity work includes the organisation of the Invictus Games for injured servicemen and women. The first Games took place in London last September.
Harry is to spend time seconded to the military in Australia before his active duties with the Army end, the Evening Standard reported.
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