Prince William has come out in the media expressing his feelings of being a search and rescue pilot.
Shooting for a BBC documentary ' Helicopter Rescue,' the 30-year-old royal said there is no better feeling than saving somebody's life.
In a very emotional avatar the Prince of Wales said that there is no great feeling than realizing that some thing good is done.
According to express.co.uk, William, who has been serving with C Flight of 22 Squadron at RAF valley on Anglesey since 2010 shot, for the documentary focusing on the search and rescue operations.
In the documentary, the father-to-be was seen in action as he took control of his Sea King helicopter during a mission to help save a young boy who has fallen off an old railway bridge onto rocks.
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