According to The Telegraph:
Charles Innes-Ker, the Marquess of Bowmont and Cessford, who oversaw Prince Harry’s stint in the Household Cavalry Regiment, described him as a “…very good officer and his soldiers really admired him.”
The 33-year-old served in the Blues and Royals for five years, which included tours of Iraq and spent “two years basically sleeping rough”, some of it in the Maysan desert.
He spent more than two months serving with his regiment in Helmand, Afghanistan before being pulled out after the publication of a story in an Australian magazine.
He remains a Commissioned Officer in the Household Cavalry.
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