A Nation's Promise
Recently, veteran Mark Harding defied the odds by walking from John O’Groats to Land’s End for charity after being told he would never walk again due to a neck injury sustained in Afghanistan. His story is a testament to the resilience of our veterans.
A New Era of Support
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has made a bold pledge to make the UK the best country in the world for veterans. This commitment includes the establishment of a new Office for Veterans’ Affairs, a Veterans Minister in the Cabinet, and the drafting of the first-ever Veterans Bill.
A Call to Action
As a nation, we must recognize the invaluable contributions of our veterans and provide them with the support they deserve. From hosting the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham to assisting veterans in transitioning to civilian careers, the UK is dedicated to honoring and serving those who have served us.
A Promise of Reciprocity
Prime Minister Johnson emphasizes that it is essential to serve veterans as well as they have served the country. By offering opportunities for veterans to thrive and contribute in civilian life, the UK is committed to ensuring that these brave men and women are supported every step of the way.
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