After the service, which included a one-minute silence, Harry met other families of some of the 453 British servicemen and women who lost their lives in the 13-year conflict.
Dressed in Blues and Royals No1 uniform complete with his new knighthood
medals, Harry spent several minutes with relatives of the fallen.In a speech Prince Harry said: "This memorial reflects the spirit of the old one, containing as it does the original brass plaques, a large piece of the original stonework
, the original cross, Afghan pebble chipping and the last Union Flag to fly over the memorial in Camp Bastion.
"The names of the Fallen shine in gold, as they do in our memories.
"Every person who serves their country pays a price, for some it is tie away from their families, others pay the ultimate price. Click link for full post from EXPRESS.