Prince Harry talks about the day his supervisor in the military deployed him to Afghanistan.
The Duke of Sussex reveals he threatened to quit after 2007, when he was stopped from being deployed in Iraq due to security reasons.
With a heavy heart, the Princess turned to the authorities.
“Colonel, I need to find a way of getting back onto operations, or else I’m going to have to quit the Army,” Harry told his superior, as reveals in memoir ‘Spare.’
He adds: “I saw from him that day was genuine humanity. The guy got it. As a soldier, he felt for me. He shuddered at the thought of being kept from a scrap. He really did want to help. Harry, there might be a way… Iraq was permanently off the table, he said. Alas. No two ways about that, I’m afraid. But maybe, he added, Afghanistan was an option.”
Harry continues: “ I squinted. Afghanistan? He muttered something about it being “the safer option.” Riiight…safer… What on earth was he banging on about? Afghanistan was worlds more dangerous than Iraq.”
“But who was I to argue? If Colonel Ed thought Afghanistan safer, and if he was willing to send me there, great,” he notes.
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