OT Prince Phillip RIP

[Smurf]

https://www.9news.com.au/world/prin...l-family/e5843c9c-003d-49cc-85e0-fce96df6e138

 

[Smurf]

Mods are you able to correct

Prince Philip

 

[possm]

I was introduced to and shook hands with Prince Philip, the Hon. Col. of the Australian Cadet Corps, during my time at Victoria Barracks Paddington NSW. He was a good man and did much for the youth of our world. Rest in peace Prince Philip.

 

[getsmarty]

R.I.P Prince Phillip.

 

[Gareth67]

I was introduced to and shook hands with Prince Philip, the Hon. Col. of the Australian Cadet Corps, during my time at Victoria Barracks Paddington NSW. He was a good man and did much for the youth of our world. Rest in peace Prince Philip.

Little wonder the poor chap took crook .

On a more serious note , they have all just about gone to the big Buckingham Palace in the sky now with only Lizzie remaining of the old imperial era . Sad to see as I always liked Prince Phillip , he seemed to be about the only male member of the royal family that had any common sense about him .

R.I.P. Phillip - you have certainly earned it .

 

[Blood Shot Eyes]

RIP Prince Phillip

 

[TruSaint]

RIP

 

[Dragonslayer]

A life of service, the likes of we will never see again.

RIP Prince Phillip

 

[Dragon David]

The Prince of all Princes. A very distinguished member of the Royal family. May you rest in peace Prince Philip.

 

[mickeylane]

A good man gone - nothing like his grandson...#pussywhipped

 

[Ghostrider22]

Life of Service RIP Prince Phillip

 

[merahputih]

Unlike many royal figures he actually led a full life with many rough edges. His Royal Navy career included service on several warships during WW2 in both the Atlantic and Pacific theatres during which he visited Australia. Even though he was born into the Greek royal family his early life was far from idyllic , being virtually abandoned by his father while his mother suffered from a mental illness. I used to love his politically incorrect statements which you could just about fill a book with.

 

[FlameThrower]

Unlike many royal figures he actually led a full life with many rough edges. His Royal Navy career included service on several warships during WW2 in both the Atlantic and Pacific theatres during which he visited Australia. Even though he was born into the Greek royal family his early life was far from idyllic , being virtually abandoned by his father while his mother suffered from a mental illness. I used to love his politically incorrect statements which you could just about fill a book with.

Great post and he is definitely the last of the line.

 

[George Sancti]

He always represented the Commonwealth with great dignity and will be missed by many.