Prince Harry to Train in U.S.

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 2:37PM EDT / Published Oct. 07, 2011 7:22AM EDT

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Prince Harry is coming to the United States. He'll be training with live helicopter weapons for the first time when he goes through helicopter gunship training at U.S. bases in California and Arizona. If he passes the two-month training course, he'll be deemed "limited combat ready." After several more months training back in England, he'll be set to return to Afghanistan. His arrival date is being kept secret. Officials said the only glimpse the public will get of the prince is when he's given a break from training—at which point he'll be free to visit San Diego, Palm Springs, or Las Vegas.

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Prince Harry to Train in U.S.

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