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Prince Harry left out of Sandhurst army graduate guide
The Duke of Sussex’s exclusion comes after he published a memoir that included details of his time on two tours
The Duke of Sussex has been left out of a guide of Sandhurst’s famous graduates, while the Prince of Wales wrote a foreword and the musician James Blunt was featured on the cover
The Duke of Sussex has been excluded from Sandhurst’s guide to its most notable alumni despite the Prince of Wales writing the foreword to the new book. Harry was left out of They Also Served: 200 People Who Trained At Sandhurst, by Vaughan Kent-Payne, the distinguished veteran and author.
William, 41, and Harry, 39, both graduated as officer cadets from the world-famous military academy in Berkshire before going on to have their own careers in the armed forces.
The decision to exclude Harry comes after he was widely condemned by senior military figures last year following the publication of his memoir Spare.
Prince Harry on patrol during a tour in the Helmand province in Afghanistan
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He published details of his two tours in Afghanistan, including the claim that he killed 25 people while serving as a
