According to a report by UK-based Express, a new docu-series by ITV has revealed that Queen Elizabeth II did not want Prince William to engage in fighting during their military service due to the perceived risk of him dying on the battlefield. However, she viewed the risk of Prince Harry being killed in battle as “acceptable”. The former head of the Army, Sir Mike Jackson, revealed that the Queen told him during a private audience that both princes need to serve in the forces but only Harry should be sent to war. This further strengthens Prince Harry’s argument that he was viewed as “heir to the heir and the spare” and could create further rifts within the royal family. Prince Harry served in the Army for a decade and was posted in Afghanistan twice, rising to the rank of captain, while Prince William completed seven years of military training and rose to the rank of lieutenant in the Household Cavalry.
Related stories
Telangana
MLA Yennam Srinivas Reddy Encourages Students to Aim High and Do Their Best
MLA Yennam Srinivas Reddy praised students from Mahabubnagar for...
Telangana
Miss World Contestants Get Warm Welcome at Ramappa Temple
A group of Miss World contestants arrived in Rampalayam,...
Finance
JPMorgan Enters Crypto Market with Tokenized Treasury Trade
The post JPMorgan Steps Into Crypto with Tokenized Treasury Trade appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News
JPMorgan has completed its first tokenized U.S. Treasury transaction on a public blockchain, marking a major step toward merging traditional finance with blockchain technology. The trade was settled using Ondo Finance and Chainlink, showing how real-world assets like Treasuries can move through decentralized networks. This move highlights growing interest from major institutions in using blockchain …
Hyderabad
IIM Lucknow study finds birdwatching encourages eco-friendly behavior
Hyderabad – A new study by the Indian Institute...
Follow us
Contribute News
You can contribute an article to Telangana Tribune by dropping a mail at newsdesk@telanganatribune.com
Latest stories