Prince Harry's Toronto-area skydive fulfills promise to 102-year-old veteran

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Prince Harry skydived near Toronto with Marshall's grandson Bailey, who took his place after a medical evaluation found the 102-year-old veteran couldn't safely jump. Marshall watched from the plane; the jump benefited two military charities. Harry immediately called Meghan.

Harry met Marshall at the Sunnybrook Hospital veterans center last November. Marshall, a former paratrooper, told him about completing a charity skydive for his 100th birthday, inspiring their plan for another jump. The event benefited Sunnybrook and the True Patriot Love Foundation.

Harry said he and Meghan had moved back to the U.K. with Archie and Lilibet, who were happy in school. He said being back gave him a chance to focus on the Invictus Games in Birmingham, scheduled for July next year.

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