Prince Harry secretly served in war zone with the British Army

Prince Harry revealed on Wednesday, April 27, that he received psychological testing after being deployed to Afghanistan in December 2007.
The British royal had been secretly serving in the British Army for 10 weeks when journalist Matt Drudge revealed the Prince's location on the Drudge Report. According to The New York Times, the defense ministry immediately had Harry return home for fear that his presence would make the
British soldiers serving with him a target. Though his tour of duty was cut short, the royal's encounters in the war zone still haunt him.

Harry, 31, on Wednesday said about how he was scarred by the "images [he has] been unfortunate to see" during his deployment while discussing his upcoming Invictus Games, a multisport event that helps bring attention to wounded soldiers and their journeys toward recovery and rehabilitation.

 

This isn't the first time Harry has opened up about his time serving in the military. The handsome royal made it known last month that he was "broken" when he was forced to leave the war-torn region. “I didn’t know what was going to happen to them," he said of his squad members. "And then suddenly I find myself on a plane that’s delayed because a Danish soldier’s coffin was being put onto the plan