Royal officials say Prince Harry has been selected to train to fly helicopters for the British Army. The prince's Clarence House office said Thursday that he will begin a 30-month training course in January. During a four-week assessment process, Harry flew 13 hours in a single-engine light aircraft, but did not fly solo. Harry's older brother, Prince William, is training as a search-and-rescue helicopter pilot with the Royal Air Force. Their father, Prince Charles, qualified as a helicopter pilot in 1974. Harry's uncle, Prince Andrew, flew a Royal Navy helicopter during the Falklands War. Harry has served in Afghanistan, and is a second lieutenant in the army. © GPD AP
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