What Prince Harry’s Taliban Kill Count Claims in Autobiography Reveal About Israeli Warfare | Algemeiner.com
Prince Harry sparked outrage among UK military leaders over his claim in his newly-released autobiography, “Spare,” that he killed 25 suspected Taliban insurgents while serving two tours in Afghanistan.
Describing his time as an Apache helicopter pilot after being deployed to Camp Bastion in 2012, the Duke of Sussex revealed that he was neither “satisfied” nor “embarrassed” by his actions, explaining: “In truth, you can’t hurt people if you see them as people. They were chess pieces taken off the board, bad guys eliminated before they kill good guys. They trained me to ‘other’ them and they trained me well.”
Describing his time as an Apache helicopter pilot after being deployed to Camp Bastion in 2012, the Duke of Sussex revealed that he was neither “satisfied” nor “embarrassed” by his actions, explaining: “In truth, you can’t hurt people if you see them as people. They were chess pieces taken off the board, bad guys eliminated before they kill good guys. They trained me to ‘other’ them and they trained me well.”
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