Overseas Operations Act Takes Effect
The Overseas Operations Act is designed to tackle vexatious claims and prevent a cycle of re-investigations against personnel and veterans.
Veterans
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Veterans Former Homeless Veteran Now Offers Training For Other Service Leavers To Find Work
Are you an unemployed veteran claiming benefits or earning less than 17,000 pounds a year?
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Veterans Veterans Celebrated At Ex-Forces in Business Awards
London's O2 was the venue for the celebration of servicemen and women
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Falklands Falkland Islands Flag Raised In Plymouth To Remember 1982 Conflict
Veterans, serving military personnel and local dignitaries attended the event organised by the South Atlantic Medal Association.
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Veterans Veterans: Jobcentres To Bolster Armed Forces Champions Network
Fifty local Armed Forces Champions stationed in Jobcentres will support veterans to retrain and apply for work and benefits.
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News Fresh pressure on Government to waive Commonwealth and Gurkha soldiers' visa fees
Non-UK personnel currently face a fee of £2,389 per person to continue to live in the UK after having served at least four years.
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Veterans Gurkha Veteran Reunited With Daughter After Hotel Room Marathon Challenge
Former Gurkha officer Ash Alexander-Cooper ran 32 miles in his Sydney hotel room, where he quarantined, before seeing his daughter.
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Veterans WW2 Wren Given War Medals On 100th Birthday
The former Royal Navy Wren was awarded the medals she never claimed for her efforts throughout the Second World War.
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Forces Charities Military Community Asked To Share Experiences In Survey
Serving members of the Armed Forces, veterans and their families have until Friday to share their experiences.
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Veterans Falklands conflict: Royal Marines veteran recalls defending field hospital
Jim Giles recalled one bomb went "straight through the hospital and bounced like a bouncing bomb and went towards the beach".
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Falklands Falklands: The soldier's perspective - part two
A veteran of the Falklands War talks of his memories 39 years on ...
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News Jill Biden Meets Veterans' Surf Therapy Group
The US First Lady heard how surfing helped a group of military veterans to smile again.
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Veterans Iraq Veteran Gets 'Sense Of Purpose' With New Assistance Dog
Veteran Steve McKenzie said "having the dog gives me a sense of purpose and great companionship".
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Veterans David Dushman: Last Surviving Auschwitz Liberator Dies Aged 98
David Dushman was the last surviving Allied soldier involved in the liberation of the death camp at Auschwitz.
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D-Day D-Day: British Normandy Memorial Unveiled In France On 77th Anniversary
The opening ceremony, featuring a message from Prince Charles, took place at the site in Ver-sur-Mer.
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D-Day D-Day: British Normandy Memorial To Be Unveiled On 77th Anniversary
The Allied invasion of Normandy, known as D-Day, took place on 6 June 1944, and was the largest amphibious assault ever launched.