I feel that by having him there he is putting his fellow soldiers at risk by placing a high value target in country.

I admire his wanting to go and can understand how this makes him feel, being held back because hes special.

:cya:

According to this article he's not going not because he didn't want to, but because Gen. Sir Richard Dannatt didn't want to give the ists an opportunity to attack a member of the royal family(and rightly so).

Originally he was in favour of letting the Prince go. I'm hardly one for conspiracy theories, but I suspect some leverage was involved in changing the decision; given that he made two contradictory statements within a month.

Wow lol, didn't know about that...:eek:

If the Royal Army thinks that his presence is detrimental to the well being of others then he shouldn’t go, regardless of how it looks, this isn’t politics, it’s war.


I still respect him for his willingness to go however.

Intresting B@se.

Nope I reckon he should not be allowed to go, though if he did I dont think anything would happen to him, he would be too well protected.

He should have the same percentage chance of being in the front as much as any man.

As any man with his skill set, yes. But I'm trusting the British Army to make a correct move.

I'd let him go and it should be his choice, but if HQ says they don't want him to go they have their reasons.

Everyone decide for his life.Is his choice.