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3rd June 2016
03:28pm BST

Speaking afterwards, the veteran said:
"I told him he should wear a bloody tie. "I said I had a spare one, he said he couldn't wear mine because he didn't have his wings".During the meeting at Portsmouth yesterday, Prince Harry met with several men who were part of the history of D-Day including Anthony Colgan, 92, (pictured above), John Denett and Frank Diffell (both 91). None were as sharp as Ivor it seems. We imagine it will take Harry a while to live this one down...
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