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Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries

Toni-Sue White

Posted 22 July 2019

When it comes to serving your country, people choose to do so for many different reasons.

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Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries

Ben Wagon

Posted 22 July 2019

For many who set their sights on a career in the Royal Navy, it’s an opportunity to set sail and travel all over the world.

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Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries

Heather Carey

Posted 22 July 2019

A lifelong lover of music, Heather Carey joined the Armed Forces as a musician before transferring over to the Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps: “Music was always a passion so I joined up and played in concert halls around the world.

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Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries

Philip Kimber

Posted 22 July 2019

Philip Kimber joined the Armed Forces initially as a Reservist in 1992 before going on to be a fulltime soldier.

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Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries

Jason Burns

Posted 22 July 2019

Jason Burns joined the Royal Marines straight out of school in 1986 and fought in war torn countries including Afghanistan, Northern Ireland, Bosnia and Kuwait.

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Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries

Lee James

Posted 22 July 2019

Lee James was fresh out of school when he joined the Army in 2006.

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Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries

Dean Middleton

Posted 22 July 2019

Dean served his country in war zones like Iraq and Afghanistan. He then started thinking about transferring to the pinnacle of the British Military – the SAS: “My plan was to pass selection and live happily ever after.”

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Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries | 40,000 Strong

Tommy Lowther

Posted 22 July 2019

For Tommy Lowther, the thought of one day launching his own business for injured veterans was a dream far out of reach.

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Warrior Games 2019: Warrior Games 2019

Gordon 'Nobby' Clark

Posted 22 July 2019

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