Amputee servicemen make history in Atlantic rowing challenge
Cayle Royce from Dartmouth and Lee Spencer from Yelverton are part of Row2Recovery, the first all-amputee team to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean.
Prince Harry calls amputee rowers to congratulate them
Prince Harry has personally congratulated the four amputee rowers who've just completed the staggering 'World's Toughest Row'.
Kensington Palace confirmed the Prince video called the servicemen to say well done on their incredible achievement.
Prince Harry also praised their determination.
Kensington Palace tweeted their congratulatory wishes to the amputee servicemen who've made history by finishing the 3000 mile 'world's toughest row' across the Atlantic Ocean earlier today.
The four rowers arrived in Antigua today (4 February), having set off on 20 December.
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Amputee rowing team cross finish line
Amputee servicemen turned rowers have made history by finishing 'world's toughest row' across the Atlantic Ocean
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Amputee servicemen turned rowers to make history
Two servicemen from Devon are due to make history by being part of the first all-amputee team to row 3000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Amputee ex-servicemen 1/3 of the way into 3,000 mile row
Row2Recovery, a team of all amputee ex-servicemen, is currently a third of its way through a 3,000 mile row across the Atlantic.