Prince Harry has joined his father, King Charles, in spirit and echoes the same thoughts while marking Remembrance Sunday.
On November 8, the Duke of Sussex’s team at Invictus Games paid a heartfelt tribute to “all those who have served, those who continue to serve, and those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.”
His team expressed their pride in supporting the wounded, injured and sick serving personnel and veterans in the community all year long.
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The statement further reads, “We look forward to continuing that support and bringing the community together at the Invictus Games Birmingham 2027.”
Earlier, Harry’s father, King Charles, led the Nation in Remembrance at The Cenotaph.
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To honour all those who have died in the World Wars and other conflicts, the monarch, alongside other members of the Royal Family, “stood united with others in thousands of similar ceremonies across the UK and worldwide to hold two minutes of silence at 11 am. ”
