Caption: Ivor Anderson could not resist a wisecrack at the Prince's expense
"Where's your bloody tie!" he asked.
"I know. I was told not to wear a tie and then you all turn up wearing them," a slightly crestfallen Harry replied. "I feel under-dressed."
Mr Anderson, 91, a former sapper in 591 Para Squadron Royal Engineers who parachuted into Normandy,
landing near Ranville, the first village liberated, had only meant it as a joke.But when he arrived, the Prince had shown his discomfort, telling John Philips, chairman of the charity D-Day Revisited
: "I should have worn a tie. Oh well, it's too late now."Harry, who spent around 45 minutes talking to the veterans, had spent the day “privately” in Portsmouth before meeting them at Southwick House. Click link for full post from EXPRESS.
The FTC requires the following disclosure statement regarding ads: This [blog] post contains affiliate links which means I may receive a commission if you click a link and make a purchase.