March 6: Prince Harry wins against Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt, seen rear, by making a false start at a mock race at the University of the West Indies, in Jamaica. (AP)
KINGSTON, Jamaica-- Prince Harry of Britain has modified his schedule at a military camp in Jamaica out of respect for six British soldiers reported killed in Afghanistan.
Harry was expected to rappel down a wall Wednesday but instead will watch others do so.
He is still scheduled to participate in a target practice.
The death of the soldiers would be the biggest loss of life for British force in Afghanistan since a 2006 plane crash.
Harry is scheduled to visit Jamaica's popular north coast later Wednesday. He plans to take a helicopter tour of the area, visit a new cruise ship port in Falmouth and dine at the Sandals resort in Montego Bay.
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