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In another clip onXfrom Cecilia Hua of CityNews Vancouver, the Duke of Sussex joined children for a round of sitting volleyball, one of Invictus' original sports.
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Gabriel “Gabe” George, a medically retired Navy Corpsman, was one of the athletes that Netflix cameras followed for the show and told PEOPLE that getting to know Harry was like talking to “a brother.”
“Every conversation that I’ve had with him has been just like I’m talking to a friend, a brother, maybe because of the military connection that we have,” George said about the Duke of Sussex. “We share where we just left off. The conversation just continues to go on.”
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source: people.com