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Should Prince Harry serve on the front line

Yes, he signed on the dotted line.
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No, it puts others working with him in danger.
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Post by anglo-saxon »

Doc wrote:Queerboy!!!!!!! :o


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"Pot, this is Kettle, over"


For the future credibility of the Royal Family, the lad needs to do his bit as any other officer. Lead by exaple, with no special treatment. He can hack it and it will do him and his ilk all the good in the world as long as those around him don'tget all nervy every time he blinks and cause him to fark it all up.
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Post by owdun »

Can't see what all the uproar is about. Kings and Princes have led armies in the past, why not now.? George six was a Middy at Jutland,which was hot enough for most people, Duke of Kent was RAF last big one and PTG was R.N.Security is always a problem, but he will always be surrounded by his own lads,how secure does he need to be?


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Post by Prm »

http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/thread. ... 0425100624

Should be interesting to see what the public think.

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Post by harry hackedoff »

Who gives a fork what the public think?
Is this site called "Publicforums" :o
Harry and Wills really should try getting off their fat Royal arse and doing a real job. But hey, guess what? That is never going to happen and so we all play this fantasy where they are "real soldiers" Phnawwwrr :P
Just like Prince Bullshit was a target for Exocets. 8)


Could be worse though. Could be Usefull Ted going in the Corps :-?
Or Clamidia becomming a Model :P
Model what though :-? :o 8)

And I am a Monarchist, even if TA Bish thinks I`s the Antichrist :o
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Post by going grey! »

I think he should serve. However, as we are signed up to the war crimes court in the Hauge, what would happen if for some reason he got involed with something whilst on duty and ended up being charged with war crime's, as the son of the future King this could lead to all sort's of problem's.

As we all know this goverment signed up to it and there is no time limit on when someone could be charged. The American's did not sign up for it because they new this could lead to problem's in the future.

I know it's pretty far fetched, but it could happen.
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Post by Frank S. »

Thing about the war crimes tribunal, it would never happen...
They all have so much dirt on one another, who'd push for a prosecution?
They all know where the bodies are buried: if they didn't do the digging, they provided the shovels.
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Post by sneaky beaky »

I think he should serve with his regiment/squadron or whatever. Wherever he may have to go.
After all he is only following his dad!!
No, I don't mean Charles!!
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Post by neil1955 »

Cant deny the resemblance ,point is they are all someones sons and daughters ... :drinking: :drinking:
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Post by longrifle »

Correct me if I'm wrong (no chance of that not happening! :lol: ). I may not understand all the particulars.

Isn't a British Officer said to "hold the Queen's Commission?" So in a very real sense Harry doesn't just go to war for his country, like an American soldier does, he goes specifically for grandma too, right? For Queen and Country, or something like that?

If Harry holds the Queen's Commission it seems to me that it would be all the more important, since he's a member of the Royal Family, that he goes like anyone else. If he's too important to risk for that concept (the Queen's Commission), then, is that concept really important? If it's not important enough for the people who benefit from it the most to risk something for it, why even call it the Queen's Commission anymore?

Anyway, just rambling, it's for the British People to settle.
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Post by harry hackedoff »

You old Republican you :P
You do have a point though LR and it was mentioned previously at the time when her son rejected Her Majesty`s Royal Marines, the useless Bastard, er no offence Ted :wink:
When Royals take the Royal Oath, they must have a get-out clause along the lines of "as long as it suits me" sort of thing :roll:
Once Chazzer pegs it and Wills becomes King Billy, he should make Prince Ted complete Commando Training, no matter how old the old faggot is, then he should be Cashiered. Then I`d be happy :-?
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Post by anglo-saxon »

longrifle wrote:just rambling
It's old age, mate. Lots of it going on 'round 'ere. 8)
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Post by Tab »

Anglo Saxon wrote
It's old age, mate. Lots of it going on 'round 'ere.

Well for the lucky few mate :drinking: :drinking: :drinking: :drinking: :drinking: :drinking:
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Post by longrifle »

anglo-saxon wrote:It's old age, mate. Lots of it going on 'round 'ere. 8)
I'm 39 years "young", dang it! :(

If Sean Connery can still be a stud after going bald so can I! :lol:
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longrifle wrote:
anglo-saxon wrote:If Sean Connery can still be a stud after going bald so can I! :lol:
Well said. 43 y/o bald guy here. Shave own turnip to the bone twice a week and justify my firearms expenses to the Mrs by the amount of $ she spends on her hair and I don't!
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Yes he should, just because he is from a line of blue blood doesn't give hima 'get out ticket'.

He joined the military, he will need to serve in it aka pull ya weight lofty!
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