[arista]

Powerful: Harry wanders past the weapons
that he will be using to fight the Taliban


This is Un Wise
they do not need him Firing Power Bullets at the Enemy.
Yes he trained to do this job
but does not have to be Frontline.


I assume a 2nd Army Helicopter will tail him
which is wrong.


"Wild times: Harry's partying in Vegas"



"The Prince will be in Afghanistan for four months"

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz25nIoUwkg

[Lee.]

I hope he stays safe...

[Livia]

What a shame they had to tell us before some dickhead journalist broke the story. It compromises not just Harry's safety, but the other soldiers in his unit.

I hope they all come back safely.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

What a shame they had to tell us before some dickhead journalist broke the story. It compromises not just Harry's safety, but the other soldiers in his unit.I hope they all come back safely.

Yes its wrong.

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by arista

Powerful: Harry wanders past the weapons
that he will be using to fight the Taliban


This is Un Wise
they do not need him Firing Power Bullets at the Enemy.
Yes he trained to do this job
but does not have to be Frontline.


I assume a 2nd Army Helicopter will tail him
which is wrong.


"Wild times: Harry's partying in Vegas"



"The Prince will be in Afghanistan for four months"

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz25nIoUwkg

First off he isnt out to kill the enemy, his job is to defend his own troops.

If that means killing the enemy to achieve his mission thats the enemy's problem.

Apaches go out in pairs as standard operating procedure, they normally support heliborne operations but when precise application of heavy amounts of firepower are need they will be tasked to support close air support of ground operations.

As for losing an Apache, we (UK) havent lost one yet.. anywhere.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Shasown

First off he isnt out to kill the enemy, his job is to defend his own troops.

If that means killing the enemy to achieve his mission thats the enemy's problem.

Apaches go out in pairs as standard operating procedure, they normally support heliborne operations but when precise application of heavy amounts of firepower are need they will be tasked to support close air support of ground operations.

As for losing an Apache, we (UK) havent lost one yet.. anywhere.

Yes.
But he should not be doing that.
it could bring Terror Attacks to the UK.