Posted on 08/17/2012 6:39:01 AM PDT by C19fan
A girl aged 16 was rescued by Prince William after being swept out to sea trying to save her sister. Rescuers said her sister, aged 13, had been swept away on a riptide while body-boarding and the girl had swam out to help her. But she got into difficulties as she became exhausted and was close to drowning when she was winched to safety by an RAF rescue helicopter captained by Prince William. The RAF said it was one of its 'fastest and shortest' operations, taking 38 seconds to arrive at the scene at Silver Bay, Anglesey, north Wales.
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Prince William did more in one day than Obummer has done all year.
Totally agree. Although from the looks of things I don’t think Harry is Charlie’s kid, so he’s got even more going for him. ;-)
Excellent article with a very happy ending. But I’m guessing that the two sons turned out well not because of the Prince of Wales, but in spite of him.
And Prince Harry has done more for children than Michelle will ever do in her lifetime.
Actually Harry is said to resemble the Spencer side of his family.
Both of these young men are admirable, IMO.
You’re forgetting that fateful night Obama, armed with only a sharp stick, single-handedly sought out and killed Osama. It was in all the papers.
“Prince William did more in one day than Obummer has done all year.”
I cannot imagine the O-dork-O even beginning to qualify in any aircraft whatsoever. When aviating, quotas and affiramative action don’t play a part...one actually has to fly the darned thing. And a helicopter, as we all know, is an unstable contraption with thousands of parts - all trying to fly off in a different direction.
How many girls can honestly say that a prince came to their rescue and saved their life?
Fairy tales are basically true. I should use that as my tagline.
The problem being he’s already married.
He’s been flying rescue missions for quite a while. It was reported that on the day he and the Princess (Kate) announced their upcoming wedding, he flew a rescue mission that same day.
I agree. Charles’ infidelities and other perceived shortcomings do not negate the fact that he was an attentive father.
Don’t give the young ladies in Wales any ideas... :)
Every time I read one of these articles in the Daily Mail, or other British paper, I’m appalled anew by the hatred and resentment so many British people feel towards the Royal Family. Talk about class envy—we Americans ain’t got nothin’ on the Brits.
I think there is a hardcore republican element in the UK but look at the huge turnout for the Diamond Jubilee events.
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