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STORY: Prince Harry continued his week-long visit to the United States with a second day in Washington where he paid his respects to soldiers killed in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars at Arlington National Cemetery on Friday (May 10).
The prince, the third-in-line to the British throne, is expected to use his U.S. visit to show support for both wounded U.S. and British military personnel and promote his charities, as well as undertake official duties on behalf of the government.
Prince Harry arrived at Arlington Cemetery dressed in his military uniform as several U.S. military officials gave him a brief tour of Section 60, where many soldiers killed in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars are buried.
A large wreath had been placed near the rows of graves earlier on his behalf, with a card that read "To my comrades in arms" and was signed "Captain Harry Whales".
Later in the morning, Harry placed a wreath near the grave sites of two