Radar operator and WAAF veteran involved in D-Day landings dies aged 107
Rose Davies was also a recipient of the Legion d'Honneur – France's top military honour – for her radar surveillance work.
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Veterans Former soldier says military training helped him during two-year homelessness ordeal
The ex-Fusilier credits his Army training with helping him survive his prolonged period of living on the street and sheltering in doorways.
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Veterans Veterans living next to Chelsea Football Club relieved they will no longer be made homeless
The Sir Oswald Stoll Mansions, next door to Stamford Bridge Stadium, was set up in 1915 to house soldiers returning from war.
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Afghanistan Minister ordered to hand over names to SF inquiry - or face potential prison term
Johnny Mercer had repeatedly refused to hand over the names of "multiple officers" who told him about allegations of murder in Afghanistan.
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Veterans More than half of England's veterans 'suffer mental or physical health issues'
The survey found 55% experienced mental or physical health since leaving the UK Armed Forces.
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Veterans Tributes paid to 'larger than life' WW2 paratrooper who has died aged 97
In 1945 Tom took part in the Ardennes Campaign (The 'Battle of the Bulge') and the Rhine Crossing.
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Invictus Games Birmingham begins nervous wait to find out if it will host Invictus Games in 2027
The city has launched a £26m bid to host the international multi-sport event aimed at wounded, injured or sick personnel and veterans.
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Veterans Mercer: Government scheme to end veteran homelessness is hugely successful
Veterans' Affairs Minister says the Government scheme has seen more than 500 people settled into housing.
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RAF Last living recipient of Second World War VC awarded one more medal - 75 years late
Flying Officer John Cruickshank VC, who flew Catalinas in the RAF, has been awarded his Air Efficiency Award 75 years after he earned it
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Veterans More support for mental health crucial to prevent suicides among veterans, study finds
A new study into the suicides of military veterans called One is too Many has been carried out at Northumbria University.
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Korean War Princess Anne steps in for 'senior brother' King Charles to honour Korean War veterans
A reception was held at Buckingham Palace to mark the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.
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Veterans Nuclear test veterans offer to settle legal claims over 'withheld' medical records
Up to 22,000 servicemen took part in Britain's early Cold War nuclear testing and want to settle their claim with the MOD.
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Veterans An honourable, brave man: Tributes paid to Bomber Command legend John Bell
Wing Commander John Bell served as a bomb-aimer with 617 Squadron in Bomber Command during the Second World War.
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Veterans Tell your GP you served and improve access to specialist care, veterans urged
More doctors' surgeries are being encouraged to sign up to the veteran-friendly accreditation scheme.
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Navy Terminally ill veteran, 23, meets England match-winner after Chris Ryan ticket appeal
Tobias Brann, who served in the Royal Navy for five years, got to see the rugby game after the former SAS soldier helped get tickets.
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Soldiering On Broadcaster Jeremy Vine returns as host for prestigious Soldiering On Awards
The broadcaster says it is a 'joy' to host the awards ceremony and that he feels inspired by all the nominees.