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*Battle of Crete
*Battle of Crete
*Battle of Cape Matapan
*Battle of Cape Matapan
*Allied invasion of Sicily
*[[Allied invasion of Sicily]]
*Operation Dragoon
*Operation Dragoon
*Operation Robson
*Operation Robson
*Operation Lentil
*Operation Lentil
*Battle of Okinawa
*[[Battle of Okinawa]]
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Prince Philip, [[Duke of Edinburgh]], (June 10, 1921 - April 9, 2021) born as Prince Philip of [[Greece]] and [[Denmark]]), was the husband and royal consort of Queen [[Elizabeth II]] of the [[United Kingdom]]. He was born in Greece and was a prince of the Greek royal family. Evacuated to Britain after a revolutionary [[coup d'état]] in his homeland, he became a naval cadet and served in the [[Royal Navy]] during the [[Second World War]], earning a [[Mention in Despatches]] for his actions during the [[Battle of Cape Matapan]]. In 1947 he renounced his Greek and Danish titles and became a British citizen before marrying Princess Elizabeth, who became queen in 1952 upon the death of her father, King [[George VI]]. Just prior to the marriage, he was given the title of Duke of Edinburgh, and thereafter styled as ''His Royal Highness''. In 1957, he was further elevated to the rank of Prince of the United Kingdom.
Prince Philip, [[Duke of Edinburgh]], (June 10, 1921 - April 9, 2021) born as Prince Philip of [[Greece]] and [[Denmark]]), was the husband and royal consort of Queen [[Elizabeth II]] of the [[United Kingdom]]. He was born in Greece and was a prince of the Greek royal family. Evacuated to Britain after a revolutionary [[coup d'état]] in his homeland, he became a naval cadet and served in the [[Royal Navy]] during the [[Second World War]], earning a [[Mention in Despatches]] for his actions during the [[Battle of Cape Matapan]]. In 1947 he renounced his Greek and Danish titles and became a British citizen before marrying Princess Elizabeth, who became queen in 1952 upon the death of her father, King [[George VI]]. Just prior to the marriage, he was given the title of Duke of Edinburgh, and thereafter styled as ''His Royal Highness''. In 1957, he was further elevated to the rank of Prince of the United Kingdom.