The British Royal Courts: Prince Harry pays Tribute to the deminers
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Prince Harry was on Thursday, October 22 at St Paul's Cathedral in London in a ceremony marking the 75th anniversary of the creation of BritishArmy Bomb Disposal.
For the ceremony in the Cathedral he proudly wore his medals won during a military career which he ended last June.
After the ceremony, dedicated to the role of defusing explosives units in World War II, the Northern Ireland conflict, and Afghanistan (where the Prince served), Prince met with several of these deminers and veterans.
Among them, many badly injured and disabled soldiers, but also families who had their family members killed in service by explosives. A meeting that is reminiscent of the commitment of the Prince Harry for disabled war veterans, through his organization "Walking with the Wounded".
For the ceremony in the Cathedral he proudly wore his medals won during a military career which he ended last June.
After the ceremony, dedicated to the role of defusing explosives units in World War II, the Northern Ireland conflict, and Afghanistan (where the Prince served), Prince met with several of these deminers and veterans.
Among them, many badly injured and disabled soldiers, but also families who had their family members killed in service by explosives. A meeting that is reminiscent of the commitment of the Prince Harry for disabled war veterans, through his organization "Walking with the Wounded".
EOD Bomb Disposal has been integrally involved in many conflicts, from Northern Ireland to Afghanistan, since #WW2 pic.twitter.com/1QNoEJPcLd
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) October 22, 2015
Bearers stand outside @StPaulsLondon for the commemorative service marking 75 years of bomb disposal #BD75 pic.twitter.com/flIGiNqehu
— Ministry of Defence (@DefenceHQ) October 22, 2015
photo credits: Paris Match
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