As an ex-serviceman how does Prince William cope with Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome?

i doubt whether he was ever exposed to any situations where he could be stressed, they wouldn't have let him anywhere near the front line.

Not every serviceman sees combat Owen, therefore not every serviceman has PTSS. On the other hand, some non military personnel suffer PTSS. Trauma is trauma Owen and not all trauma is on the battlefield.

Are you going to delete this question as well as the last one you deleted, when the awful realization dawned on you that you were and are now, absurdly and absolutely WRONG?

Edit.........Wrong again Owen, I give as much time to your idiotic, nonsensical ramblings as I do to all other idiotic nonsensical ramblings.

I couldn't find your other hastily resolved question, when I looked for the dross, it does NOT make me a liar but it does make you a fool for saying I am.

Edit.......Wrong yet again Owen, well, at least you are consistently wrong, so at least you SOMETHING going for you. To make a mistake about something is NOT lying Owen, although with your limited IQ, I can see how you would think it is. Poor Owen, you show your ignorance with every pathetic line that you write. There is nothing to be ashamed of in being ignorant Owen, the only shame comes from not correcting that ignorance when able to do so and THAT is YOUR shame poor pathetic Owen.

Who knows the conditions of all the people William rescued as a rescue pilot? One doesn't have to see active war to witness traumatizing events. Paramedics and emergency room doctors often witness horrible injuries.

William and his team probably took at least one class on post-traumatic stress disorder so they would know the symptoms and seek appropriate help.

The same way my granddad - and the many young lads who fought for this country in WW1 - coped.

I should imagine very well indeed,after all he has a surfeit of help at hand what what ?