FILE - In this Dec. 12, 2012, file photo Britain's Prince Harry makes his early morning pre-flight checks on the flight-line, from Camp Bastion southern Afghanistan. Palace officials say that Prince Harry is ending his role as a helicopter pilot and taking up a new job with the army in London. Kensington Palace said Harry — known in the army as Capt. Wales — will now be organizing "major commemorative events" involving the army. (AP Photo/ John Stillwell, Pool)
January 17, 2014 - 3:33 AM
LONDON - Palace officials say that Prince Harry is ending his role as a helicopter pilot and taking up a new job with the army in London.
Kensington Palace said Harry — known in the army as Capt. Wales — will now be organizing "major commemorative events" involving the army.
Harry, 29, spent more than three years in training for and serving as an Apache helicopter pilot, completing a tour in Afghanistan last year as a co-pilot gunner.
In July, he qualified to command an Apache — the culmination of his training.
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