Photographer Ed Gold interviewed soldiers who served in Afghanistan and asked them about their experiences of adjusting to civilian life.
Soldiers Callum Wright, Scott Meenagh, Geoff Dunn, Dan Eccles and Terry […]

Michael Mellon suffered a serious injury while playing rugby for the RAF, but has battled back to compete at two Invictus Games.

Michael Mellon lost his leg after playing rugby for the RAF believes his […]

Members of the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee have been discussing who ultimately has the right to send British troops to war.
It is a prerogative power of the Queen, which in practice […]

King’s College London is running a research project that looks at how challenging experiences during military service can impact wellbeing. Taking part involves completing a survey which takes around 15 minutes […]

Armed Forces Minister Mark Lancaster has announced an increased support package for 22,000 Gurkha veterans and their families…
The veterans, who all joined the Brigade of Gurkhas before 2007, will benefit from a […]

The Military Welfare History Network (MWHN) brings together historians and social scientists who research welfare, care and medical provisions relating to armed forces personnel and their families in and across […]

Despite 5,500 members of the armed forces entering civilian life each year, military veterans are largely invisible within Australian universities.
Why so few veterans are entering higher education in order to […]

Military veterans will be given the chance to retrain to work as location managers in the television industry in a new ScreenSkills initiative…
The training is designed to help ex-Armed Forces personnel, who a […]

An assistive technology device which uses artificial intelligence to read text has allowed a Royal Artillery blind veteran to rediscover his love for reading in time for World Book Day on Thursday 7th […]

YouTube stars the F2 Freestylers are set to take part in a celebrity charity football match in aid of Childline and SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity on Sunday 26th May…
Among the F2 Football Club players c […]

Graham Cable blogs at Writeforyour.life and has recently put up a new post which he describes as “an extract from the current version of my intro to my doctorate in education (EdD) thesis.  Its aim is to pr […]

The National Information Centre on Children of Offenders is conducting a needs assessment on veterans in custody and their families.
Former members of the Armed Forces constitute one of the largest occupational […]

New Hub Moderator Jim McDermott shares with us his ideas on conducting research with veterans…
Jim outlines eight key areas to think about when you plan to conduct research and explores how you can encourage […]

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 […]