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When it comes to serving your country, people choose to do so for many different reasons.
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When it comes to serving your country, people choose to do so for many different reasons.
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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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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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Philip Kimber joined the Armed Forces initially as a Reservist in 1992 before going on to be a fulltime soldier.
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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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Lee James was fresh out of school when he joined the Army in 2006.
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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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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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