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He may have returned from battle, but royal soldier Prince Harry's mind is clearly still on the front line.
The young warrior was spotted carrying out a bit of close-quarter reconnaissance at a military display in London.
After a quick eyes right, his gaze seemed to settle on a shapely young lady standing just a few feet away. Perhaps he was checking if she was wearing any medals.
Harry, 23, was at St Paul's for a special salute to Britain's wounded war heroes.
One onlooker smiled: "He certainly seemed to be distracted by something - I can't think what."
Luckily, Harry's girlfriend Chelsy Davy wasn't around - or he might have ended up getting his marching orders.
William shows he's inherited his mother's common touch - by blowing a comedy raspberry for schoolchildren
May 8, 2008 Source: Daily Mail
Prince William showed he had inherited his mother's common touch today when he made a group of youngsters laugh by blowing a raspberry.
The royal broke with protocol during a visit to South Wales this afternoon by getting down on his knees to say hello to the schoolchildren - and onlookers loved it during his visit to Porth.
Earlier, William spoke out about his controversial helicopter trips that have been criticised as an abuse of his RAF training.
During a visit to south Wales, the young royal said he been "accused of wasting money" by "joyriding" in the military aircraft.
Prince William comes to the rescue when he heads for the mountains to join a crack emergency team and take part in a training exercise. A full day of action is in prospect for the prince during a brief visit to south Wales.
The royal visit will kick off when he calls in at a Valleys Kids Project at Pen Dinas, in Porth. While there he will meet local youngsters involved in the project, view project work and watch break dance and music performances.
Later he will visit the Valleys Kids Soar Centre created in a former Baptist church which is used for everything from childcare, computer training and cultural activities.
The prince will call in at a Mountain Rescue base in Dowlais, Merthyr Tydfil, as the day's exertions get more strenuous. There he will meet members of Mountain Rescue England & Wales and inspect the team's facilities and rescue equipment before joining them on a training exercise at the near-by Morlais Quarry.
He will also be shown the team's ops vehicle and equipment in the garage and the scene will be set for a quarry rescue in which he will take part.
Prince William appeared to defend his controversial helicopter trips around the UK, as he chatted with a pensioner in south Wales.
Last month the prince was criticised for flying Chinook helicopters to locations which included a trip to his girlfriend's home.
William said he had been accused of "joyriding", but was trying to clock up as many flying hours as he could.
He made the comments during a visit to a Rhondda community centre.
It emerged last month that William used the military aircraft to fly over Highgrove - the home of his father, the Prince of Wales - and over Sandringham, the Queen's residence in Norfolk.
