![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/harrys-claim-media-didnt-care-about-wounded-soldiers-rubbished-by-war-heroes/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/GM_30-08_HARRY_OP.jpg&description=WE CARE HARRY Published : 21:53, 30 Aug 2023 WAR heroes and ex-military chiefs last night blasted Prince Harry's 'offensive' claims the media did nothing to back our heroes. In his new Netflix series, Harry claims he felt angry that outlets like The Sun ignored British troops wounded in Afghanistan. 5 A string of war heroes and ex-military chiefs blasted Prince Harry's 'offensive' claims 5 Harry claims he felt angry that media outlets ignored British troops wounded in Afghanistan Credit: PA:Press Association 5 In his latest money-spinning Netflix series, Harry said: 'I was angry that the media weren't covering it' Credit: Pixel8000 In reality, we had been championing our servicemen and women for years — and launched a campaign backing Help For Heroes BEFORE Harry's first warzone tour . Ex-forces commander Lord Richard Dannatt echoed the late Queen, saying: 'Recollections may vary.' Ex-Para and veterans' campaigner Ben Parkinson hit out after the Prince waded into the Press in his latest money-spinning Netflix series. Harry appears to forget that in 2007 — before his first tour of Afghanistan in 2008 — we launched a campaign backing the Help For Heroes charity, which went on to raise £370million. And our first Sun Military Awards, the Millies — saluting the bravest of the brave — was launched in 2008, after being planned before he headed to the warzone. Ben, who lost both his legs, broke his back and suffered brain damage in a Land Rover landmine blast in 2006, defied medics by surviving and learning to walk and talk again. The 39-year-old MBE — winner of the Overcoming Adversity award at our first Millies — said of Harry: 'I have no idea what he's talking about. 'The Sun and media in general have been amazing to me and given incredible support to my family.' Mum Diane — who spearheaded a successful Sun-backed campaign to hugely increase compensation payouts to wounded soldiers — said: 'We could never have done it without media support. "I'm not sure what Prince Ha){kind=link}
WAR heroes and ex-military chiefs last night blasted Prince Harry’s “offensive” claims the media did nothing to back our heroes.
In his new Netflix series, Harry claims he felt angry that outlets like The Sun ignored British troops wounded in Afghanistan.
In reality, we had been championing our servicemen and women for years – and launched a campaign backing Help For Heroes BEFORE Harry’s first warzone tour.
Ex-forces commander Lord Richard Dannatt echoed the late Queen, saying: “Recollections may vary.”
Ex-Para and veterans’ campaigner Ben Parkinson hit out after the Prince waded into the Press in his latest money-spinning Netflix series.