Prince Harry Excluded from Sandhurst Alumni Book

The omission sparks controversy amid speculations of familial discord and backlash from his memoir.

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, has been noticeably absent from a recent publication, ‘They Also Served,’ which honors the ‘exceptional’ alumni of the prestigious Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
Prince Harry, who completed a 44-week training course at Sandhurst in 2005, served two tours in Afghanistan, and was promoted to Captain, is not among the 200 alumni featured in the book.
Prince Harry's brother, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, is featured prominently in the book, even contributing a foreword to the publication.
The omission of Prince Harry from the book has sparked controversy and speculation, with some suggesting it may be due to his recent disharmony with the Royal Family and controversial remarks in his memoir.
The proceeds from ‘They Also Served’ will go to The Sandhurst Trust, the academy’s official charity.