Harry: 'I'm thrilled to be back'
Prince Harry said his 20-week deployment in Afghanistan had been "one hell of an experience" and he was "thrilled to be back". He has arrived back in the UK this afternoon at RAF Brize Norton.
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Read the full storyPrince Harry happy to be home
Prince Harry arrived back in the UK tonight after his tour of duty in Afghanistan. Speaking at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire, the 28-year-old Apache co-pilot gunner said it was "great to be back".
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Harry: Killing Taliban a job 'you would expect to do'
Prince Harry said killing the Taliban is a job "you would expect to do" as a soldier as he arrived back in the UK.
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Prince Harry did not go with the rest of his 662 Squadron, 3 Regiment Army Air Corps, to their headquarters in Wattisham in Suffolk.
St James's Palace said he left Brize Norton privately, but did not comment on where he was headed.
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