New Challenge New Beginnings (NCNB) is the Resettlement and Lifestyle magazine for the Armed Forces Community.
The January 2019 edition of the magazine is out now and includes an editorial overview of […]

During the Second World War, Malta became the most bombed place on Earth.

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission has launched a crowd-sourcing project called ‘Stories from Malta’.

Nicknamed the ‘nurse of […]

Lessons from those who have overcome trauma are helping pupils confront their own personal challenges.
hen the IRA bomb exploded, Darren Swift, an army dog handler in Belfast, had several split-second decisions […]

Often, it is appropriate for research into veterans’ experiences to be qualitative and include smaller sample sizes. There is a growing body of knowledge that recognises the value of this approach to research, and […]

A striking 32-metres-long red thread containing the words of War Poet Wilfred Owen has been unveiled at Edinburgh Napier University’s Craiglockhart Campus to mark the start of the 2018 Poppy Appeal.
It is one p […]

If the British empire’s dead of the first world war had marched four abreast down Whitehall, the founder of the Imperial War Graves Commission, Sir Fabian Ware, observed some years afterwards, it would have t […]

The Veterans & Families Institute for Military Social Research (VFI) at Anglia Ruskin University was delighted to host Nick Wood from York St John University, to deliver his ‘Military Human’ workshop. The ses […]

WAR WIDOWS’ STORIES REMEMBRANCE RECEPTION

9 November 2018, 5.00-7.00 PM, Queen’s House, Greenwich, London
The War Widows’ Stories project is entering a new phase. Funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Counc […]

On 2 November 2018, the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester is hosting an event that raises awareness of the history of war widowhood in the UK. Organised by Dr Nadine Muller, Senior Lecturer in English […]

Researchers, led by Professor Cherie Armour in the School of Psychology at Ulster University, are interested in finding out more about the health and well-being of military veterans living in Northern Ireland […]

A stunning photo of a helicopter hovering above a soldier has been named best overall image in the Army Photographic Competition 2018.
Guardian Angel was captured by army photographer Cpl Tom Evans, who was also […]

The Veterans Advisory and Pensions Committee (VAPC) is seeking three new Chairpersons, one for each of the following UK regions – Eastern, Yorkshire and Humberside, East Scotland.
The Veterans Advisory and […]

This post is a re-blogged except from a recent post by Benjamin Schrader, Daphne Inbar and Aviad Levy on the War and Narrative blog.
This valuable contribution to the War Stories blog picks up key issues r […]

This post is a re-blogged except from a recent post by Nick Caddick on the War and Narrative blog.
Declassified – a review
What’s the purpose of a war story? To entertain? Inspire? Instruct? Shock? Warn? What […]

A classical sculpture of the UK’s first triple amputee from the Afghanistan War and Invictus Games champion Mark Ormrod is currently touring corporate buildings in London before culminating in an auction to r […]