Bunker Harry: A Legend in His Own Lunchtime or a Failed Military Career?

Is Prince Harry truly a living legend of aviation, as some individuals may claim? The truth seems to paint a different picture. While Harry has received numerous honorary and service awards, his actual military career does not support his reputation as a skilled aviator.

The Failures of Prince Harry

Prince Harry's aspirations to become a talented pilot and air gunner undoubtedly face significant skepticism. According to his service record, he failed three times to become a pilot and twice to become an air gunner. Notably, he only flew twice during his time in Afghanistan, earning him the nickname 'Bunker Harry.'

The Disgraceful Behavior in the Military

Beyond his lack of success as a pilot, several incidents highlight Harry's poor judgment and behavior. Based on social media comments from members of his division, he may be more accurately described as a war criminal. Trevor Coult, a respected military figure, claims that Harry revealed mission locations by riding a dirt bike through dunes, a scenario that would normally result in immediate dishonorable discharge.

The Dubious Honor

Prince Harry's actions in the military go beyond mere incompetence. His acquisition and display of a once-prized aviation award for 33,000 pounds, which he then turned into a worthless trophy through his controversial behavior, raises questions about his integrity and the value of such awards. Instead of recognizing true achievements in the military, his actions have further tarnished the reputation of the royal family and their public image.

Impact on the Royal Image

The efforts of Prince Harry and his family to undermine the public trust in the Royal Family have had far-reaching consequences. The attempts to devalue and disregard longstanding ethical and professional standards have only served to increase the popularity of the ‘working’ royals, notably King Charles and the Waleses. By failing to live up to the expected moral and professional standards, the Sussex family has achieved the opposite of their intended goal, leading to a tripled increase in the popularity of the rival faction.

Conclusion

Prince Harry's military career and public reputation are far from what many might consider iconic or legendary. Instead, he is remembered more as a cautionary tale—a stark reminder of the importance of upholding ethical and professional standards. The legacy of Bunker Harry is one of failed opportunities and controversial behavior, rather than the heroic achievements that he may have hoped to achieve.