Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex received a desperate letter from a family whose son, who developed PTSD after saving lives in Afghanistan and was later found hanged at his home, will not be added to the national Armed Forces Memorial. The memorial, at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, showcases the names of more than 16,000 members of the armed forces killed since the end of World War 2. Nathan Hunt, a Royal Engineers Warrant Officer, served alongside the Duke of Sussex, 37, in Helmand as part of a desert reconnaissance unit. While the memorial includes the names of three soldiers who took their lives after serving in Afghanistan, the MoD ruled in May that Nathan’s name should ...
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