Prince Harry eats a breakfast of biscuits mixed with jam and butter in the desert in Helmand province in Southern Afghanistan on February 19. There are increasing claims that media coverage of Harry's 10-week tour in Afghanistan had been "propaganda" and overlooked a failed military strategy there.
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Prince Harry sits in his Spartan armoured vehicle in the desert in Helmand province in Southern Afghanistan, on February 19. There were increasing claims on Monday that media coverage of Prince Harry's 10-week tour in Afghanistan had been "propaganda" and overlooked a failed military strategy there.
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Prince Harry wears a baseball cap with the message "We do bad things to bad people", in the desert in Helmand province in Southern Afghanistan on February 19. Prince Harry on Sunday spent his first full day back in Britain after a tour of duty in Afghanistan, amid claims that media coverage had been "propaganda" and overlooked a failed military strategy.
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In this photo made available Sunday, March 2, 2008, Britain's Prince Harry is seen at work in the Fire Planning Cell at JTAC Hill, close to Forward Operating Base Delhi in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan, Jan. 2, 2008. Prince Harry's secret tour of duty, due to last until April, was abruptly ended after a magazine and Web sites disclosed details of his whereabouts. Prince Harry, home from his abandoned military mission to Afghanistan, says he hopes to return to combat zones as soon as possible.
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In this photo made available Sunday March 2, 2008, Britain's Prince Harry, centre back, standing with other soldiers in his battle group as they pose for a photograph Feb.19, 2008, in the desert in Helmand province in Southern Afghanistan. Back row, from left, Lance Corporal Frankie O'Leary, Corporal of Horse Paul Carrington, Prince Harry, Lance Corporal of Horse Chris 'Dougie' Douglass, Lance Corporal Steve 'Geri' Halliwell. Front, drivers GV and Max. Prince Harry returned to Britain Saturday March 1, after news reports revealed details about his 10-week active military service in Afghanistan, and it was deemed too dangerous for him and other troops who would become a target if he remained.
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In this photo made available Sunday March 2, 2008, Prince Harry, fifth right, standing with other soldiers in his battle group as they pose for a photograph Feb. 19, 2008, while on active duty in the desert in Helmand province in Southern Afghanistan. Prince Harry returned to Britain Saturday March 1, after news reports revealed details about his 10-week active military service in Afghanistan, and it was deemed too dangerous for him and other troops who would become a target if he remained.
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n this photo made available Sunday, March 2, 2008, Britain's Prince Harry, right, and Major Mark Milford, center, are seen sitting in an observation post near Forward Operating Base Delhi in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan, Feb. 19, 2008. Prince Harry's secret tour of duty, due to last until April, was abruptly ended after a magazine and Web sites disclosed details of his whereabouts. Prince Harry, home from his abandoned military mission to Afghanistan, says he hopes to return to combat zones as soon as possible. (AP Photo/PA, John Stillwell)
In this photo made available Sunday, March 2, 2008, Britain's Prince Harry is seen eating a meal in the desert in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan, Feb. 19, 2008. Prince Harry's secret tour of duty, due to last until April, was abruptly ended after a magazine and Web sites disclosed details of his whereabouts. Prince Harry, home from his abandoned military mission to Afghanistan, says he hopes to return to combat zones as soon as possible.
(AP Photo/PA, John Stillwell)
In this photo made available Sunday March 2, 2008, Britain's Prince Harry, right, on patrol through the deserted town of Garmisir Jan. 2, 2008, close to FOB (forward operating base) Delhi, where he was posted in Helmand province Southern Afghanistan. Prince Harry returned to Britain Saturday March 1, after news reports revealed details about his 10-week active military service in Afghanistan, and it was deemed too dangerous for him and other troops who would become a target if he remained.
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In this photo made available Sunday March 2, 2008, Britain's Prince Harry, right, poses with unidentified Gurkha soldiers while at the observation post on JTAC Hill, close to FOB Delhi (forward operating base), on active duty in Helmand province Southern Afghanistan. Prince Harry returned to Britain Saturday March 1, after news reports revealed details about his 10-week active military service in Afghanistan, and it was deemed too dangerous for him and other troops who would become a target if he remained.
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Britain's Prince Harry smiles during an TV news interview on February 19, in the desert of Helmand province Southern Afghanistan where he was posted. Prince Harry, pulled out of a 10-week tour of duty in Afghanistan for security reasons, wants a swift return to the frontline, he said an interview published on March 2, insisting he is not a hero.
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Britain's Prince Harry stands in his Spartan armoured vehicle in the desert in Helmand province in Southern Afghanistan February 20, 2008. Prince Harry, third in line to the throne, returned home from Afghanistan on Saturday after news leaked out on the Internet that he had been secretly fighting the Taliban for 10 weeks. Photo taken February 20, 2008.
A photograph made available on February 28 shows Prince Harry as he sits on his camp bed in Helmand province in January 2008. Harry has arrived back in Britain after a 10-week tour of duty in Afghanistan fighting Taliban militants with the British Army.
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Prince Harry (L) arrives at the RAF Brize Norton in Oxforshire. Harry has returned to Britain from Afghanistan after a 10-week tour fighting the Taliban, to be reunited with his father Prince Charles and elder brother Prince William.
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Britain's Prince Harry (L), his brother William, and father Prince Charles (R) leave RAF (Royal Air Force) Brize Norton in Oxfordshire, southern England March 1, 2008. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor
A photograph made available on February 28 shows Britain's Prince Harry on a Spartan armoured vehicle in the desert in Helmand province on February 18. Harry flew out of Afghanistan after news of his 10-week deployment was leaked by foreign media, British news outlets reported on Friday.
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Britain's Prince Harry is seen holding his SA80 rifle as he prepares to patrol through the deserted town of Garmisir close to FOB Delhi (forward operating base), in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan, in this January 2, 2008 file photo. REUTERS/Pool/Files
Britain's Prince Harry carries a pistol and wears body armour in the desert in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan, February 18, 2008. Prince Harry is being withdrawn from Afghanistan immediately, the Defence Ministry said on February 29, 2008, after news leaked on the Internet that he had been secretly fighting on the front lines for 10 weeks. Photograph taken February 18, 2008.
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Britain's Prince Harry tries to start an abandoned motorcycle in the desert in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan, February 21, 2008. Prince Harry is being withdrawn from Afghanistan immediately, the Defence Ministry said on February 29, 2008, after news leaked on the Internet that he had been secretly fighting on the front lines for 10 weeks. Photograph taken February 21, 2008.
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Britain's Prince Harry on patrol in Helmand province in Southern Afghanistan on January 2, 2008. The White House on Friday declined comment on the British military's decision to pull Harry out of Afghanistan after news of his deployment leaked out on a US website.
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Britain's Prince Harry mans a 50 calibre machine gun on the observation post at JTAC Hill, close to FOB Delhi (forward operating base), in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan January 2, 2008. The government is reviewing Prince Harry's presence in Afghanistan, where he has been deployed with the army for 2-1/2 months, following leaks in the international media that he was deployed there, the Defence Ministry said on February 28, 2008. Photograph taken January 2, 2008.
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A photograph made available on February 28 shows Britain's Prince Harry on patrol through the deserted town of Garmisir in Helmand province in January 2008. The British army had to decide whether to pull Harry out of active service in Afghanistan after the media blackout on his secret two-month deployment fighting the Taliban was broken.
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Britain's Prince Harry (R) sits with Lance Corporal Chris Douglass atop a Spartan armoured vehicle in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan February 18, 2008. The government is reviewing Prince Harry's presence in Afghanistan, where he has been deployed with the army for 2-1/2 months, following leaks in the international media that he was deployed there, the Defence Ministry said on February 28, 2008. Photograph taken February 18, 2008.
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Britain's Prince Harry patrols through the deserted town of Garmisir close to FOB Delhi (forward operating base), in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan. The government is reviewing Prince Harry's presence in Afghanistan, where he has been deployed with the army for 2-1/2 months, following leaks in the international media that he was deployed there, the Defence Ministry said on February 28, 2008. Photograph taken January 2, 2008.
REUTERS/John Stillwell/Pool (AFGHANISTAN)
Prince Harry takes his gear off upon his arrival at RAF Brize Norton in Oxforshire.Harry returned to Britain on Saturday from Afghanistan after a 10-week tour fighting the Taliban, and was reunited with his father Prince Charles and elder brother William.
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