David Dewar
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David Dewar served for 16 years in the Army, before a spinal injury left him unable to continue his military career.
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David Dewar served for 16 years in the Army, before a spinal injury left him unable to continue his military career.
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For Welsh Army veteran Jonathan, being part of the Invictus Games will have life-saving benefits not only for himself, but for his friends and family.
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For over 15 years, former British Army corporal Mark Clougherty has been battling post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), ever since witnessing the turmoil and tumult of the Iraq War in 2003.
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Former Corporal Stephen Ashcroft is balancing his Invictus Games journey with completing his PhD in crop genetics.
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Despite achieving a gold medal in Archery at the Invictus UK Trials in Sheffield, Army veteran Christopher Anslow acknowledges that he is still at the beginning of his sports recovery and Invictus journey but he is enjoying the experience.
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Former British Army veteran Antony Young has worked hard to transition into civilian life and can’t wait to get out to The Hague to represent Team UK.
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Sean Wiseman joined the army just before he turned 18 but weeks after his 2 Scots battalion arrived in Helmand in 2010, he was blown up on foot patrol by an IED.
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Nigel White left the Royal Navy in September 2021 having completed 25 year’s service within the Fleet Air Arm, a branch of the Royal Navy that maintains its aircraft.
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Gwynne Walker, 35, was medically discharged from the army in November 2020 and lives with a progressive injury -since his latest operation he has gone from being active to non-active.
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