Prince Harry takes part in a memorial parade in Edinburgh for troops killed during his tour of Afghanistan
The Prince spent 10 weeks on the front line before being flown home amid fears for his safety, when his deployment was reported in foreign media
Soldiers, sailors and airmen represented their units in the parade, which wound its way through Edinburgh's Old Town
A memorial service was held in the city's St Giles' Cathedral
The 23-year-old was one of 200 servicemen and women who took part in the memorial
The Defence Secretary Des Browne also attended the service
The service and parade was in memory of 24 British, Danish, US and Czech soldiers who lost their lives during the deployment of the 52 Infantry Brigade in Helmand Province from October to April
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