By Jeffrey Stinson LONDON -- Prince Harry will not be sent to Iraq because military commanders feel specific threats against him have made the risks too great for the possible heir to the British throne. Gen. Richard Dannatt, chief of the British general staff, announced the decision Wednesday.

Prince Harry, third in line to the British throne, has completed training at Sandhurst military academy and been commissioned as a British Army officer.

By Dylan Martinez CAMBERLEY (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry, once dubbed a royal wild child for underage drink and drug antics, graduated as an army officer on Wednesday before joining a regiment that could be sent to Iraq or Afghanistan.

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry, younger son of heir-to-the-throne Britain's Prince Charles, will join the elite Household Cavalry when he completes his officer training in April, Buckingham Palace said on Wednesday.