"There's no greater feeling than saving/ending somebody's life"

From The Daily Mail:

He may be second line to the throne, but Prince William has described his job as a search and rescue pilot as his greatest calling in life.

The Duke of Cambridge has spoken movingly about the emotions of saving lives as an RAF helicopter pilot in never-before-seen footage of him on duty.

Documentary Helicopter Rescue, which is being broadcast tonight, captures footage of Prince William performing daring missions as a Search and Rescue captain in some of the country's most inhospitable regions.

Flt Lt Wales as he is known in the RAF said: 'There's no greater feeling than when you've actually done some good and saved someone's life.

From The Daily Mail:

Prince Harry has been wowing the crowds as part of an Army attack helicopter display team.

Harry, known as Captain Wales in the Army, was part of the Apache Attack Helicopter Display Team  among the aircraft at today's popular RAF Cosford Air Show, in Shropshire.

The 28-year-old, a co-pilot gunner, serves with the RAF's 662 Squadron of the Army Air Corps (AAC) from which the display crew-members have been selected this year...

Harry was among crew selected given his experience in the deadly Apache helicopter, which has seen combat most recently in Libya and Afghanistan.