Em uma bem articulada ação de marketing o Ministério da Defesa (UK MOD), e as Forças , tanto naquelas que ele esteve presente como as demais aproveitaram para uma ação de marketing. Veja abaixo alguns dos tweets publicados tanto na sexta-feira, véspera do casamento, como no sábado (19MAIO2018).
Príncipe Harry serviu por 10 anos no Royal Army, com dois períodos no Afeganistão. O primeiro foi em 2008, como infantaria e após, em 2012, como piloto de helicóptero de ataque Apache.
Normalmente os tour no Afegaistão eram anunciados após o seu retorno à Inglaterra. O objetivo era de não criar alvos para os Talibans e por em risco as operações dos ingleses no país.
Over 250 members of the Armed Forces will proudly provide ceremonial support to the #RoyalWedding today. The Armed Forces have a close and enduring relationship with Prince Harry and the Royal Family. Congratulations to the royal couple! ???? pic.twitter.com/kiVWPbCczu
— Ministry of Defence ?? (@DefenceHQ) 19 de maio de 2018
Congratulations to HRH Prince Harry and Ms Meghan Markle
His Royal Highness served in the British Army for ten years, conducting two tours in Afghanistan and flying the Apache Attack Helicopter with the Army Air Corps. pic.twitter.com/O7stOwPZdI
— British Army (@BritishArmy) 19 de maio de 2018
CONGRATULATIONS to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on your marriage. The @BritishArmy is honoured to have you as part of the Armed Forces family #royalwedding pic.twitter.com/8ej6GDZkbO
— The Army in London (@ArmyInLondon) 19 de maio de 2018
From the latest @RoyalMarines to join our family to our Captain General Prince Harry & Ms. Meghan Markle – happy wedding day! https://t.co/vha5wyhWfM @KensingtonRoyal #RoyalWedding pic.twitter.com/P6r9MHUzqO
— Royal Marines (@RoyalMarines) 19 de maio de 2018
???Over 250 personnel from the @RoyalNavy @BritishArmy and @RoyalAirForce will provide ceremonial support to the #RoyalWedding today ??? pic.twitter.com/NVDoqF0b41
— Ministry of Defence ?? (@DefenceHQ) 19 de maio de 2018
Soldiers from Prince Harry’s former Regiment, The Household Cavalry, who will be supporting their old boss “Mr Wales” at his wedding to Ms Meghan Markle in Windsor took time out of their final preparations for the big day to wish him well #royalwedding pic.twitter.com/oCxABNOZn2
— British Army (@BritishArmy) 19 de maio de 2018
Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex KCVO familiarly known as Prince Harry races out from his tent with fellow crew members to scramble his Apache helicopter at Camp Bastion, southern Afghanistan. The Prince, who was then serving as a pilot/gunner with 662 Squadron Army Air Corps. c… pic.twitter.com/LFyL40uZe4
— Army Complex (@ArmyComplex) 19 de maio de 2018
For those conplaining about paying for Prince Harry’s security today, remember he has already paid for yours. pic.twitter.com/9QnAlxzGQi
— Kris McGurk (@KrisMcGurk) 18 de maio de 2018
O twitter acima é de um jornalista e coloca as questões em devidos termos para os que reclamam dos gastos com o casamento.
Personnel from The Band of the Irish Guards, The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment, Royal Navy Small Ships and Diving, The Royal Marines, The Royal Gurkha Rifles, 3 Army Air Corps and RAF Honington proudly provided ceremonial support to the #Royalwedding today! pic.twitter.com/PdUVLWfy5W
— Ministry of Defence ?? (@DefenceHQ) 19 de maio de 2018
Final da Festa e um balanço das tropas que participaram.
Príncipe Harry já com as insígnias de piloto. Foto arquivo.
Tropas marcham pelas ruas de Windsor.
