Britain's Prince Harry in Australia for Army stint

7 April 2015 3:17 PM IST

Britain's Prince Harry arrived in Canberra on Monday ahead of a one-month attachment with the Australian Army, as he moves towards his retirement from the British military. (Photo: AP)
Prince Harry, second left, meets well wishers after laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. (Photo: AP)
Prince Harry, center right, laughs with fellow red heads as he meets members of the public during a visit to the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. (Photo: AP)
Prince Harry will also travel to Turkey later this month for the Anzac Day dawn service at Gallipoli to mark the centenary since that World War I campaign. (Photo: AP)
Prince Harry, who will become fifth in line to the throne by the upcoming birth of his brother Prince William's second child, will be embedded with Australian army units and regiments in Sydney, Darwin and Perth. (Photo: AP)
Captain Wales, as he is known in the British Army, is expected to take part in bush patrols, work with an indigenous regiment and possibly fly helicopters during the embed. (Photo: AP)
Prince Harry laid a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the National War Memorial before reporting for duty at Australian Defence Force (ADF) headquarters. (Photo: AP)
The 30-year-old touched down in Sydney from where he boarded a flight for the national capital, where dozens of well-wishers were hoping to catch a glimpse of the prince. (Photo: AP)

Britain's Prince Harry arrived in Canberra on Monday ahead of a one-month attachment with the Australian Army, as he moves towards his retirement from the British military. (Photo: AP)

Britain's Prince Harry in Australia for Army stint

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