Prince Harry was scolded by General Gary Brito for disturbing the order of the WGS. The incident happened during a recent training exercise for the Invictus Games, a sporting event for wounded, injured, and sick servicemen and women.
According to reports, Harry was walking around the training area when he came across a group of soldiers who were taking a break.
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He started talking to them and asking them questions about their training. This caused a distraction, and the soldiers had to stop what they were doing to answer Harry's questions.
General Brito, who was in charge of the training exercise, was not happy with Harry's actions. He told Harry that he was disrupting the order of the exercise and that he needed to be more respectful of the soldiers' time.
Harry apologized to General Brito and said that he did not mean to cause any trouble. He said that he was simply interested in learning more about the training exercise.
The incident has been widely reported in the media, and it has sparked a debate about Harry's role as a royal. Some people have criticized Harry for his actions, saying that he should not have been so disruptive. Others have defended Harry, saying that he was simply trying to learn more about the Invictus Games.
It is important to note that Harry is not a military officer, and he does not have any formal training in military protocol. It is therefore understandable that he might not have been aware of the correct way to behave during a training exercise.
However, it is also important to note that Harry is a member of the royal family, and he is expected to behave in a way that is respectful of the military. His actions during the training exercise were therefore seen by some as a breach of protocol.
It remains to be seen whether Harry's actions will have any lasting consequences. However, the incident has certainly raised questions about Harry's role as a royal and his understanding of military protocol.