The whole thing was arranged in a deal between the Mod and the Press.
Any complaints take it to them:
/By and large, the military and Buckingham Palace got what it wanted: little coverage of the prince over the past 20 weeks, allowing him to get on with his day job without any security scares.
In the meantime, the MoD gave reporters from the Press Association a chance to interview Harry. This is where the MoD gambled again. The agency garnered more than 11,000 words of colour and quotes, and the MoD asked for only 30 words to be removed, thought to be for operational security reasons.
The MoD judged that, if taken in their proper context, nothing the prince said should be censored. It would be odd, they thought, if the commander of an Apache had spent four months in Helmand without shooting at insurgents.
What cannot be denied is that Captain Wales is good news for the military. More than that, he is a PR gold bar. Harry is probably the most popular man in the royal family, and he is certainly the most popular royal in the armed forces./