Prince Philip: The War Years - Duke Of Edinburgh On Serving In WW2 • FULL 1995 INTERVIEW 

You are vague on the actual date i remember it well i was having a pizza in Pizza Express Woking a Margaretta and coke if i remember

I had dinner with him that day. I waved at you

That's awesome you met the price of princes man. Phillip is unequalled.

Honorable Sam you are a great man

In 1962 this man had sex with my grandmother. God bless Prince Philip! Rest in peace.

this! what a legend, so humble

He was definitely playing his actions down. He was one of the lads, you can tell by how he’s speaking about them and the events. Was always a fan of Prince Philip’s, this is why.

@@jameswingrove7421 I couldn't agree more

@@jameswingrove7421 I was reading an article yesterday that talked about this. He didn't like to talk about his service in the war, even with his family. And he also was big on saying that he was just one person amongst so many others doing their roles. Incredibly humble man in that respect. I suppose that's why he made such an excellent consort.

The interviewer was asking very stupid questions! Not the right man for the job - sorry - just how it came over to me.

He lived to be 100 , 1921 _ 2021 exactly 100 years

@@BertBobRobert 2 months don't count, he lived exactly 100 years

@@VenusEvan_1885 he was alive in the womb, people forget that so yes 100 years alive. Most people are 9 months older than they think they are.

yeah, those seniors are unlikely to be royalty, hence their reduced capacity...

@@VenusEvan_1885 wrong he died before his 100th birthday

I believe that is what he got one of his WWII medals.

yes and his wife lilith pregnant just 3 meters by his side with a nuke missile , oh my god, fake propaganda from royal trolls, this people were all in their bunkers

People talk about Philip’s service to the UK as though it began the day he married HM. But his service in the navy is not well known today.

"So, anyway, I started blasting..."

@@dorothyyoung8231 It was a major blow to him to have to give up his naval career when George VI died so prematurely. He really loved the Navy.

Hear, hear. RIP.

Seconded. I think it's perceived wrongly, it's not that he and his ilk didn't have emotions, they just maintained dignity and kept their feelings to their private circle. Elton John may have bawled his ways through his maudlin grotesquerie at Diana's funeral for the unwashed masses and Spencer may have aimed at others whilst evading his own responsibility and neglect but it was Philip who touched the boys at the end of the walk, Philip who walked only for them. I have the deepest sympathy for combat veterans (or anyone) with PTSD or any other mental illness. But it doesn't need to be broadcast to the world and doing so achieves nothing - we've lost the line between public and personal. My personal is not public and shouldn't be. His generation embodied this British reserve and it's immense in its quiet dignity.

Outside the Commonwealth, I feel a lot of us Finns have a kinship and deep respect for people like Prince Philip. No nonsense, no self-praising fireworks, just get the job done. In this interview he even reminds me of my late grandfather, also a WWII veteran. RIP.

Canada stands with the Queen with such a loss.

It's what used to characterize a man. Sean Connery is a latter example of said character but an example nonetheless. So many great character traits have been lost . One thing I admire about guys from his era was their ability to provide a never ending supply of witty quips, and for lack of a better term "ball busting." If a guy from Philips era takes a verbal jab at you, it's expected that you will reply with one equally as clever and humorous. I've always thought, if I had the chance to meet anyone from the Royal Family it would have been Philip. II hope his grandchildren truly took advantage of all the things they could learn from him

He what dignity and got on and he kept his pain privately unlike his spoiled brat grandson Harry

And that's what society has lost. Gone are the days where keeping something private was sacred. Now people just air out their dirty laundry like it's no big deal.

@@zahrahkhan5971 Wdym keeping private? Why should someone keep private if they have problems and need help? But I do agree people have very little resillience, as seen by middle class, pampered white kids complaining about depression and stuff like that.

@@idreeskhan8885 there certainly are plenty of young people who don't have resilience and complain about (what you refer to as) "depression and stuff like that." However, in response to your racist comment about 'white' people, I won't pick on any one sector of society. I'll just say that there are definitely plenty of young people, from every economical background, and also from every cultural background, white and non-white, who are pampered...to the extent that they just sit around expecting someone else to pick up the tab for the things they want in life "and stuff like that."

@@elizabethwilk9615 'Spoiled brat'.. His mother died whilst he was young, and when he was older he served in Afghanistan. In my eyes he is very far from being a spoiled brat.

My wife and I are going to retire in Portugal and not just for better weather but for the loverly people 🇬🇧🇵🇹

thank you for being our greatest ally throughout history

I hope you find a home in our kingdom. The Portuguese people have been the closest allies with the British since 1386. Your nation and people have to be the nicest, hard working people I have known... maybe I am a bit biased as my girlfriend is Portuguese and originally from Madeira. minha paz esteja com você obrigada/obrigado!

@@olivermcquillan3022 Thank you for that reply, we are going to Lagos this year to look for a house , can’t wait 🇬🇧🇵🇹❤️

@@terencemanthorpe5522 Hi Terence! Enjoy Portugal - you will see british are present in our past (you helped us conquer Lisbon / we gave you India) and present (from the Algarve where thousands of british live (e.g. Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo) to the British families in the Douro Valley which make the amazing Port wine(Taylor, Croft, Graham family, etc). You will have a blast :)

That just proves he saw nothing of the real war. Seeing everything from the distance, from a safe and comfortable ship, bunker or room.

Thank you. Philip was a real man in the military and later on living in the Windsor Circle. He must have studied every text on warfare from Caesar's War in Gaul up to the 20th Century before he became active in the military. He had a mind made for such things. Mr. Churchill made the speeches but men like Philip did the work. Those who fought that war (most now, alas, gone) deserve our respect, appreciation, love even. The Duke was also an excellent story teller.

@@Kitti_B “safe comfortable distance” He was operating a searchlight on HMS Valiant at the Battle of Cape Matapan

​@kitzhun what a dumb reply

Lol really

*have led

Indeed Graced One ! i concur wholeheartedly. Oddly enough, I shall miss the Prince's presence in the world.

@AVRO filmvideo you must be missing the part where he fought against the Nazis after realising what twisted people they were.

@AVRO filmvideo he fought against the Nazis. you must be missing the part where anyone who associated with the Nazis was banished by the royal family

I think the interviewer is a similar type, neither of them are conversing well,I feel like the interviewer is expecting the prince to be more open,but he appears to be trying to get blood from a stone.

Yes he played it cool.... He wrote to his relatives.

@@gogogeedus Interview is about WW2. Interviewer is reading off his questions, little engagement or charisma there.

@@josephforsuh6929 Funny how he described his generation “as the least educated”. My god, we have regressed.

philip was an alpha male. not like today's feminists men.

Amen to that!

He was born in Windsor Castle. He is Queen Victoria's great Grandson.

Nonceprotector

Karen his Mother was born at Buckingham Palace he was born in Corfu Greece

@@burney7418 - No, Prince Philip was born in Greece on the island of Corfu.

Those lizard counts are still on. Give us a break. Bury those lizards and be done with it.

Some news interviews never wore a uniform ...or worked with the military... it's sad. Glad he gave a a glimpse sailor life in ww2

He really does. I don't think he was as typically royal as many thought. He seems quite down to earth.

@@seanmacmillan5562 you get spoiled royals like charles and andrew who throw objects at people when they're annoyed; and you get classy, well-behaved royals like anne

He play a part in killing millions and millions of people

@@treymorris8096 Didn't he say he wanted to come back as a germ?

And ending the murder of millions more.

Bravo

Insightful,he's a scumbag. What if your mother or kid lived there Japan at the time?

@@seanoriordan Dropping the A bomb saved millions more mothers and kids from being killed, the bigger picture is beyond some people.

@@seanoriordan what a stupid thing to say. His mother and family were all living in wartorn countries. He was fighting a war you numbnut.

@@heatherclayton-callaghan4270 😂 😂 😂

It’s a good video, but calling him ‘the last lion’ has written off all those still with us. Pretty weird at best.

@Vinayak Dev He's obviously talking about those who served in WWII, not about the royal family. Of the former, there are a number of others still with us. Not to take away from Phillip.

@Vinayak Dev I wasn’t referring to the Windsors, but veterans.

@@chelseapoet3664 considering the sigil of England is a lion, I atleast interpeted it as royal family, not veteran.

I agree. Love this interview so much. What a remarkable and charming man. Rest in Peace Dear Prince Phillip. 🙏. Such an overwhelming sad loss. God bless her Majesty and her family at this very sad time.💕.

Well said - this generation of men have so much to learn from him...

I agree. Well said.

@@carlocaiani3742 and women too

Yes, I like that. It's not so much he's downplaying what he did, it feels more like he's refusing to talk it up to more than it was, or more than it felt like at the time. And that sense of reality is so great to listen to. In a way, it seems to me that heroes have to be heroes twice - once in what they did, and again in getting on with life afterwards and not being seduced by the hype. He was a wonderful, wonderful man.

Wonderful!

I guess the snowflakes were just starting to form in 1995

Strong men create good times; good times create weak men; weak men create tough times; and tough times create strong men. There is no doubt that Prince Philip is one of the strong men, but can you guess which phase of the above we currently live in?

@@terranrepublic7023 Actually it is „strong humans”. Haven’t you learned that from history? Otherwise: welcome to 2022.

Because they didn’t know any better back then you ignoramus. We have counselors today because we noticed that veterans had extremely high rates of addiction and suicide. Please think before you speak. Counseling has saved countless veterans.

My father served on HMS Valiant

My grandfather (Russian navy) also fought with Japanese in WWII. In some way HRH reminded me of him. Great sense of humor and some real toughness that people of that generation sort of hided I guess. RIP

When my almost 90 mama closed her eyes for the final time last year... it really hit home. Our eyes into the old world are closing for eternity.

WHAT.... NO ONE ASKED HIM IF HE WAS OK??????

@@Francesmurphy-h5c No how terrible. How DID the poor dears manage? The difference between the Greatest Generation and ...... the rest.

@@1chish my father served on HMS Valiant

It saddens me every time a member of "The Greatest Generation" passes on. The world is that much poorer for their loss. We need their steadfast, stalwart, courageous natures. They knew how to endure hardship, get up and carry on without whining. That is missing in later generations.

As a Boomer born immediately after WW2, I can tell you that PTSD existed and that wives and children often bore the brunt of aggression and experienced physical and mental abuse.

My father served on HMS Valiant

You are correct about a different breed. That generation endured much, survived and carried on. Not like the millennial generation which cannot survive a power failure and loss of their social media. I call men and women of that caliber "The Greatest Generation". He is sorely missed by all.

He truly wsaremarkable man.

Ww2 was a cover for pedos trafficking children like ww1 and most perpetual wars since. Warrior reduction project.

If you think he did anything of valour in the military you’re deluded, he went to rich person military, sitting around talking tactics and drinking expensive whisky while poor people go and die.

"humble, down to earth, patriotic" = stupid cannon fodder for the masters of war.

@O R i dont agree with you one bit. Its a different "new" world today. Different generation. Social media generation. Self glorification not self sacrifice. Consumerism and wastefulness.it's all about "me" don't you think.

@@shazsellars6779 yes, but that doesnt mean that under a third world war things wouldnt be similar

@O R My dad never told a story of his time in WW2. I Once had the honour of meeting with his peers. I served 23 yrears in the RAF. My Dad served 6 yrs. I know who served longer.

Too many died. How could anyone who was there feel pride in what they had done. I think, if I was to believe in LUCK, it would be there.

@BigRec Red àààA

anyone who took part in that war was a hero

@BigRec Red and what did you do?? Haha. Whether or not you wanna call him a hero is irrelevant, he certainly had a more interesting experience in the royal navy than you will probably have in your whole life.

I listen to him and reminded of my dad , who served in Italy. My grandma was so sure he wasn't returning, as he rarely wrote, that she gave away his clothes! When he returned he walked around in his uniform until he could work and buy clothes, as he had returned to college. When he talked about his role in the war, he spoke like Prince Phillip.

@BigRec Red yet he could've tried to use his status to avoid Royal Navy service and he didn't. I think you overestimate how safe being in the Navy was in WW2, even the odd storm or random sea-mine could end your life in an instant. The U.S navy lost 3 destroyers and nearly 800 men in a typhoon in 1944. Random mishaps, natural disasters etc killed many men in the same position as Prince Phillip during the course of WW2. Even ships that weren't in the front lines were at constant threat of Submarines, look at HMS Barham. Barham was a battleship that was in convoy with HMS Valiant (The ship Phillip was on) and Barham was sunk by a U-Boat with the loss of 850+ lives. I think you're trying to compare today's naval service to that of WW2 and they couldn't be further apart.

Yeah. People with mental illness should really hang their heads in shame.

Counsellors!!!!

@@schrire39 I have mental illness and I got what the guy meant. What you typed was just woke BS and it's why western civilization is on the decline. He went to fight in a war, you decided to lash out in RU-vid comments. You're a real hero.

@@sfmediaapps You’ve expressed a lot of mindless rage and a few badly phrased insults but what actually is your point ?

@@schrire39 mindless rage, I'm not the one that dumped on a 99 year old veteran and someone who worked for the UK people his entire life. Here's my point, accomplish something in life yourself besides trolling on RU-vid and stinking up a toliet before you mouth off. It was a different time not everyone has your 21st century woke vision in the 1940's.

I'm just sad that his funeral will be so squashed. Great man deserved a great send off.

Well said sir

And at 74 years old still handsome.

@@annabellebeckwith9283 Indeed. Hated the idea of growing old into his 90s. "Bits of me are falling off already."

@@vincentwilliams363 I think Prince Phillip had a superb sense of humour, a lot of it self-effacing, and his critics missed much of it.

I always thought that his Danish ancestry came out strong, not just in the way he looked in his youth, but in his sense of humour and directness as well.

@@cuimhnichbasalpin Absolutely. I've always enjoyed the Danes because I understand their sense of humor-ironic and blunt-being most similar to British, I think.

And we American’s! An alliance of the English-speaking democracies.

Community meant so much more back then

Yes of course you had ,,but we didnot you are lucky sir ....

Suffering and dying doesn’t make you “fine”. Either you are or you aren’t.

Humans have been on earth for some 200,000 years. This may be the finest generation of the modern age but you’re ignoring about 5,000 years worth of recorded history.

As a mental health counselor myself I loved this phrase. God Bless HRH. RIP, Sir.

Agreed!:-) 🖖

@@TheraBear1991 „as a black man“ Lmao, who do you think you’re fooling

I like what He said, but He must have met people suffering from shell shock, war traumas ect. Still he possessed this kinda Royal attitude, to speak so gentle about sacrificing his own life during war. A remarkable Man, and not at least for his Courage and Honesty ! I can Imagine Prince Philip having a Hair-tail , and a wearing a vice admiral's full dress coat with late 18th century style !

WW2 Allies knew what they were fighting for. The preservation of liberty and democracy, the defeat of fascism, stopping global genocide. the defeat of pure evil. There is obvious pride in their service, and their sacrifices brought us a clear and righteous victory. Our modern soldiers in comparison are merely puppets of the military industrial complex. They don’t know what they’re fighting for. Just toys for the world’s rich elite to play with. What do they have to be proud of? What “victory” does their sacrifice achieve? That’s the root of a modern soldier’s broken mind.

and people have the audacity to mock him

It's good to see people from our "generation" who actually still remember the sacrifices these men made. I'm from Canada and we fought along side Britain in both world wars. We are slowly loosing these veterans to age though and our generation needs to make sure their sacrifices aren't forgotten

@@RileyD125 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤝🇨🇦

@@RileyD125 They already are being forgotten, we've got some serious catching up to do. We've lost too much already.

for those of us who have been fortunate to spend so much time with them - we are not going to see the likes of this generation again - they are of a different time , so much more grounded than the generations that followed - my grandparents were this age - i miss them all the time .

What a nice grandad to have I bet the grandchildren loved him God bless our QUEEN and the familyxx

I have always tried to be the best man I can be, but watching this I wish I was 1% of the man prince Philip was 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@fulwoodphantom Prince Philip had the age and life experiences to make him the man he was. Keep going, work hard, educate yourself, and find a good moral code, and you'll find yourself becoming a man after Prince Philip's heart!

handsome, dapper, as well

@@mdarrenu if I had been the queen, I wouldn't have been able to focus on my job with him around--no wonder she encouraged him to go about on his own

Mixed with a sense of adventure and humour...

And all wrapped up in one big fat lie.. Watch “Europa the last battle” on bitchute to see how the msm have fooled you all

My friend met him. Very impressed.

@@Kalus_Saxon Prince Philip gives an immense clue about Bolshevik lies near the end, when he describes how well PoWs were treated by the Germans. The horrific treatment came at the hands of the Japanese, he reminds us. Bolshevik propaganda took what Bolsheviks did to Christians and what Japanese did to their PoWs, and falsely claimed the Germans treated the political prisoners in kind. Where are all the Christian and Jehovah's Witness internees from German camps? Why have we never heard from them?

@@threadbear7609 if I was a royal and found out English children were being abused in England by foreigners I’d have all the MPs police and dakis heads on London Bridge..

He had more medals than most in the army that why u can tell Phillip wasn't one to be messed with lol.

@@ashleybishton742 Yeah he was a secret King Of Nazi as well

@@madeinjapan3333 Absolute rubbish. You're probably thinking of Edward VIII.

bull

Down to earth? 😂 Yeah, that describes the Royal family..

@Antonio Lmao don't listen to their propaganda. In the dictionary under imbecile there is a photo of you!

Well said. Yes

Those who have learnt what having something being taken away from them is like are often more humble and down to earth. They KNOW to appreciate whatever lot has been given to them, be it big or small, give thanks to it and to make the best of it. Not like our current Bocialist generation.... I wish that Prince Phillip would have gone around preaching this but I realised, he being Duke of Edinburgh would've seen disingenuous (he probably like so many others in Britain must've realised it too). Sigh....some things have to be learnt the HARD way.

Toxic cold backwards

@@joeheller7581 lol yh whatever snowflake

@Mini Me my old man’s dead, joke’s on you

@@Jelly-hq7ug I am a conservative, I don’t believe we’re usually the ones labeled as snowflakes?

@@joeheller7581 what exactly are u guys conserving? Genuine question.

Thank you. We loved him here 🇬🇧 the media never did him justice. He was a splendid chap. 😊

Same with me. Very interesting. Very impressive man.

Also, he has a much 'easier' English accent than his son Charles.

@@margalitvanbergen6620 during the war the Warship He was serving on was rammed. There was an explosion in the engine room, he ran down from the Bridge into the carnage below to try and save the lives of 3 Stokers who had been blown up and scalded. Not many people know that.

@@spaceskipster4412 thank you. I didn’t know that.

A very good man..

Such a nice bloke. I would imagine that is the best accolade he would wish to hear from someone

Yeah if you believe him wanting to come back as a Virus to depopulate the World is a True Man..I guess so.

@@jerryjayson67 👍 The psychopaths are culling us more than ever now. Time to think out of the box before ending up in one.

@@TheTim59 Spot on.

I dk what you know about his childhood, but it was about as bad as it could be, even if he _was_ royal through and through, and it was interesting as anything I’ve ever read. A lot of his stoicism came from that childhood, which was rootless for him and he often didn’t have either of his parents with him and never was told where they were….he _never_ had a home to go to! The Greeks deposed his uncle when he was a toddler, and his father quit, just left his family and went to the South of France with his mistress. You really should read about his life, bc his early life was so interesting, and he was very engaged in a many really important initiatives as the Queen’s husband.

I thought the interviewer was not up to his task of interviewing his interviewee. The prince was aware of this and it showed...

Well, he loyally attended the funeral of his sister's dead Nazi SS husband's funeral, in Berlin, for sure.

@@ukthetruthseekingmusicmake1256 Well, as he lived through the atrocities of war he apparently still maintained a proper sense of social interaction. A quality with which you achieve more than by simply disqualifying people. Seeking for truth, what was according to your anonymous reaction the reason for his visit?

@@wimvriend7347 We've already told you why he visited, you condescending supercilious little man.

@@ukthetruthseekingmusicmake1256 Are you referring to the funeral of his sister too? it was also in Darmstadt not Berlin, the German was an aristocrat hence the marriage and it all pre dates the war and the holocaust. seems like a lot of detail to miss out to me, i dare say you have an agenda.

@@ukthetruthseekingmusicmake1256 You're the condescending, supercilious person here and no, you didn't state what you thought the reason for his visit was, you simply implied that there were deeper reasons than a funeral.

The Queen made sure that within the family, Philip was head of the household.

@@YvonneWilson312 Lol. "the Queen made sure." No, HE made sure. I'm sure.

I really don't like how the newspapers are almost pushing a feminist narrative- Saying Phillip was simply her supporter and like the 'Queens bride'. What a disgustingly nasty thing to say. No, he was his own man.

@@idreeskhan8885 I agree. I think anyone can read his military history, and just by listening to him talk could easily conclude he ruled what he ruled, and she ruled what she ruled. I think they were both two very strong people, and a good match.

@@deehello5743 Philip yes, the Queen however is very by the book and quite timid in some ways. I mean what has she done? She has pretty much kept quiet and not really done anything. Philip on the other hand was a more extroverted person and dared to speak his mind, and that got him a lot of enemies especially among the timid media and political classes.

He always said that it was always more interesting and one learned more, talking about other people than oneself. A good lesson for the me first generation.

He said if he was reincarnated that he would like to come back as a Virus to lower the World Population..Look it Up

Down to earth?! Thats rubish, he was verry capable consort, politician and a schemer, down to earth - he never was!

@@mscott3918 👏👏

@@borntobea2938 He was very down to earth as it happens. Preferred talking to the workers in a factory, rather than the directors. Once, at a military lunch he had his food put in a mess tin and sat outside, on backpack, and talked to a group of young soldiers, rather than sitting with the officers. Frequently cooked his own breakfast and suppers for himself and The Queen. Happily carried his own bags and didn't exactly doors to be opened for him. Enjoyed a pint of beer and a game of cricket. Not a schemer. That was his uncle, Lord Mountbatten, whom Philip was quite happy to put in his place, despite being deeply attached to him.

I'd be calm and good natured if I was as monetarily wealthy as him.

Wealth won't keep you calm under fire.

@@Heavygusto At that time, Prince Philip didn't have two pennies to rub together. Just his navy pay.

@@normamimosa5991 I'm assuming the OP was referring to his nature in the interview.

@@Heavygusto Wow, this kind of nature isnt related to money in any way.. its an outlook on life .. and ability to control your emotions like an adult.

Didnt realize he had given an interview.

The prince could indeed "speak for any length..." and not just in English. I watched a number of interviews over the years conducted in French: he spoke the language beautifully. His German was also fluent according to a German friend of mine. In an interview conducted in English many years ago, he described growing up not knowing which of 5 languages was to be the lingua franca of the day. Piecing all of this together, I venture to suggest that he also spoke Danish and Greek.

good comment. yes, Philip truly felt he was "just an ordinary man. nothing special"....i remember reading years ago that he sent his son Charles to the same tough boarding school that he had been sent to, Gordonstoun....Philip told Elizabeth that Charles "needs to learn that he is not 'special' " A wise man, was Philip

A german Prince!

Exactly. We are too used to politicians who say what they think will gain them most votes, and will change their minds when opinion polls change.

73/74*

way more with it that biden :)

What a lovely comment Deepa

Good riddance. Rest of them shouldn't be taxpayer burden either.

@@boogiewookie77 have you done a cost benefit analysis?

pllleeease!! get a grip

@@Ana_crusis Grip on what?

@Mini Me I'm sorry I only talk to people with fully functioning brains

@@Ana_crusis Is my brain therefore malfunctioning for asking you a simple question regarding your comment which you directed towards me which you have not yet responded too?

​@@cosmicjack1215 Why are you asking me that ? did I reply to you??? Go and check who I replied to

@Rex Rampage So what. He was v interesting and witty character. An end of an era.

@Rex Rampage Okay, so... one of his many witticism, lol. comparisons to COVID "scientist" is an insult to his memory.

@Rex Rampage he said it as a joke ... ever heard of one of those. Anything sounds bad out of context,

Well said

@Rex Rampage And...?

@ Kate Harris.. they are the greatest generation that lived. Wish the Gen X and the current Millennials could understand, what these men gave to us.🙂🇺🇸

@@kaypee4704 me tooo. Sigh me too.

He is whining with that comment

Thank you for your kindness sir

Very sad event but happy it's brought the world together with an outpouring of love

man is vampire

good comment, thanks! God Save the King

absolute rubbish. prince philip did indeed have all those qualities, but so too does prince harry. he is just taking a different course in life which is his right. he has his wife and family to look out for and care for. you perhaps forget he lost his loving mother who he adored at a very young age.

@@anthonywalsh785 One feels your oblivious to reality. Or you're not being objective in your conclusions.

@@anthonywalsh785 Harry ran from his duty, yet keeps his titles! Says he wants privacy then he's always in the media.

wrong , one was born into service & then a coup made him homeless the other was born by virtue of a non bloodline ( hewit) & MUST BE removed from the bloodline at the earliest convenience . Phillip decided to serve - harry didnt want what happened to his mum ,you ARE NOT in a position to judge either TILL YOU HAVE SERVED .

@@sliperysid he lost his titles

The Prince gave a very interesting account of his time in the Navy during the War. He wanted to give precise answers to certain vague or hypothetical questions...which was hard on the interviewer. He answered from his point of view without throwing in vague feelings. Such great stories...he was an extraordinary man, though he would never admit to it. RIP Prince Philip.

David Djerassi. Well said.

because hes a lizard

@@bobhunter1339 Ignorant Troll.

Being proud of a country is indicative of a protozoan psyche!

@@miketomlin6040 Then what can you be proud of? Nothing?

@@vincentwilliams363 Since humans lack free will ''pride'' appears to be a cognitive bias, or series of.

@William Dryden he was of Greek and danish heritage but left Greece as a toddler. So when you take into consideration that he spent his whole adult life in UK, does it really matter what was his place of birth?

A connection?

@DJ Holliday: YES, I'm a German, but I feel SUCH a great + overwhelming respect for this man !! And it doesn't matter at all to me that he fought bravely & tough in WW II against my country: "So what".......?!?? - Of course he did so as this simply was his genuine duty. And personal conviction, no doubt about that. He is and will remain one of the most outstanding persons in history I ever heard of. REST IN PEACE, dear Prince Philip; you deserve it more than one could imagine !

@William Dryden 😃He wasn't Greek.

no he was mostly german decent danish ancestry

@@collincovid6950 The only freak and nutter around here is you, see all that with your own eyes did you?

@@collincovid6950 come on mate that video of the child is clearly CGI. And does that mean really look like he steals classes of children??????

well put.!!Typical English dry humour.

@@collincovid6950 - oh really? Any pictures or film of this happening? Any eyewitnesses?

@@28pbtkh23 All the eyewitnesses were eaten by the Martian Lizard people.

He fought in a war just like thousands of others difference is he has a publicist, he might have earned that impressive row of medals he wears on his uniform but can any one tell me where his oldest son got his from.

@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv He actually was a very talented officer and was tipped for a glittering naval career which he sacrificed for the Queen.

@@samanthameyers1950 Sure he did he sacrificed his naval career for a life of luxury a life where he would never work again and be given by the tax payers a fortune for doing it.

@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv He never worked again? Did you just type that? Maybe you should do more research as he did so much more than most politicians ever did. For one the over 7million youths who benefitted from his DoE scheme would tell you otherwise. Also the several millions who benefitted from his artisan scheme would tell you otherwise. The several thousands of engineers who have been spurred on by his designer's prize would tell you otherwise. The countries which he had help to call attention to the heritage sites getting them registered so that they would be protected would tell you otherwise. The commonwealth service veterans and their families whose lives had been helped by his commonwealth ex- service league would tell you otherwise. Just because he didn't go about blowing his trumpet didn't mean he was lazying around thru the years.

Well said 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🙏🙏🙏🙏

So true, I hate when this happens

make a change then

and the royal family, too, for sure

he was RACIST

@@faruqaltahwidi8581 proof?

@@faruqaltahwidi8581 .....

Farüq Al' Tahwidi he fought against an anti-Semitic xenophobic fascist regime, gimme a break. Rest in peace Sir Philip.

@@faruqaltahwidi8581 You would say that with a name like yours. Everyone who is white is racist. But not you of course. Your so precious and honest, but then true to form hateful.

Thank you Kuwait, we appreciate it! Sad time it is indeed! God save the Queen!

Thank you mate. I always thought that he seemed like a reasonably normal man who fell in love with the future Queen of England and the rest of his life was anything but normal. I wish all the best of luck to you and your family. God save Kuwait.

@@ianmarsden1130 he was a bone idle racist scrounger

Seems not everyone appreciates the royal family. Its just a shame they have no decorum when doing so.

@@larry4789 Why don't you tell us all about your contribution compared to Phillip's? I am sure you are easily able to give us plenty of example's of his inability, racism and failure to contribute, offset, of course, against your own great tolerance, self sacrifice, pubic service and boundless energy? Go on, you can't make accusation's like that about anyone, unless you are able to offer some justification, or you're simply ignorant.

Yes, it's as if he's his father. Jesus

Yes he has many many of his father's mannerisms so so like him

Yes that’s the miracle of DNA 🧬 And Charles being a biological son of Phillip. You see when a man and a woman get together and have sexual intercourse occasionally they create a child, the child being the result of the fusion of their DNA will typically have characteristics of both parents or maybe one parent more than the other.

@@hotrodd29 😱 tell me more about this thing called “intercourse”

Of his children Ann reflects his mind and attitude to their sense of duty and love of this Nation. Each is very different but all are his children and our privledge to have and be supported by with grateful thanks to their father, Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh. RIP Sir.

interesting!

My father served in HMS Wager, a sister ship in the 27th Destroyer Flotilla. You may be interested in the journals and photographs on the website for HMS Wager.

Meghan? ..... Who?

@@margalitvanbergen6620 exactly😏😥

Well said.

Totally true. No respect these days.

Just think Harry let his wife not inly say the lies agreed with her and backed her up! He was in the service himself his word means nothing he lies about a marriage that didn’t have s as d s bishop called them in it how embarrassing they have no shame

Not sure he is reading this!

Rip Bozo 🤣🤣🤣👎👎👎👎🚬🚬🚬

He was only 73 or 74 at the time of this interview in 1995. Not exactly ancient.

he lived a very bizarre, convoluted windy road from birth to finish--cheers!

"Just get on with it." -me for the rest of my life

HRH Phillip is from that generation where just got on with it. 'I was in the bath and a doodle bug went passed my window'. What a story teller and what a character.R.I.P Prince Phillip and thank you,Efthaesto und Dunke.

Indeed, I second it.

A lot of stupid questions asked. I was embarrassed for the prince having to endure the interview. He made the interview.

@@davidlockett6213 Totally agree, probably trying to get a raise/negative reaction out of HRH, then continue the fake narrative the media used to portray him as.

Agreed, a poor interview but made quite enjoyable by Prince Philip.

dies aged 99. a man who I much admired. yes, he called a spade a spade.

@@bwghall1 as we all should, I hate it when people suck up to each other, and tell people they're great when they're not we see it on tv all the time, we need to take a leaf out of this man's book, I see what the Queen saw in him

Yeah hes up there with Mohammed, gary glitter and jimmy saville.

@@titopuente6149 You really must lead a sad and tragic life.of misery. Feel sorry for you.

@@mabear9238 Prince Philip - A man with a moraly checkered history.

This man faced all the crisis of the modern world.

Yes!!! He is very cheeky- Prince Harry has the same cheeky sense of humor, and is/was very, very close to Prince Philip.

@@leswehman11 So close that he didn’t visit when his grandfather was on his deathbed.

@@faruqaltahwidi8581 English speak good yes.

@@faruqaltahwidi8581 Wont happen son were British !

By who, Elitists? Eff U.

@@chrisdee1583 the only ones who appear to be "elitists" these days are the leftwing liberals who feel themselves so elite they openly and arrogantly insult anyone who airs an opinion that differs from their own, without making a sensible comment. They truly are our modern-day fascists.

Well said, Mark, I agree with you 100%.

@@yvonnewalesuk8035 I'm so far right I can't even see the left so you're talking out of your blowhole but what can be expected from monarchists?

This man is quintessentially British.

Humble?! You're insane.

Dont worry for the Queen. Shes a strong lady who will live on. RIP prince philip.

@@chrisdee1583 there are plenty of ordinary people who actually knew the man; they fought a war with him, worked with, and for him, who would disagree with you.

@@yvonnewalesuk8035 These people are phoney war heroes.Standing with insignia and they done NOTHING! Posers unlike my grandparents ,the real salt of the earth not these jokers.