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Mark 'Lofty' Taylor
Thanks to you, veteran Mark ‘Lofty’ Taylor recently found the strength to return to the front line - this time in the fight against coronavirus.
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Simon Bangert
Thanks to people like you, former Army veteran Simon Bangert was able to regain his strength after a long fight with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) took him to his lowest.
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Spencer Bull - Invictus Games
Spencer served as an officer for 29 years in the Army where he completed several tours of Northern Ireland, Bosnia and Kuwait. Tragedy struck in 2005 when he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and by 2011 Spencer was struggling to walk.
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Jonathan Mitchell
The 33-year-old, who goes by the name of Mitch competed at the Invictus Games and won a powerlifting bronze in Sydney last year and has been working hard to better that this time around.
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Jonathan Platt
Since leaving the Royal Navy, due to a back-injury, Johnathan Platt is keen to re-establish his love for playing sport.
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Mark Clougherty
For over 15 years, former British Army corporal Mark Clougherty has been battling post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), ever since witnessing the turmoil and tumult of the Iraq War in 2003. Withstanding setback after setback both mentally and physically for the father of three remains determined.
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Chaze Melluish
Former Lance corporal Chaze Melluish’s medical discharge from the British Army was followed by a series of personal challenges.
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Paul Hemsley
Aged just 21, he lost his right leg and suffered a devastating brain injury that left him paralysed and unable to speak. His mum, Terrie, shares the lifelong impact Paul’s injuries have had on him and the family.
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Dom Lovett
Former Royal Marine Dom Lovett was on a training exercise in 2008 when a freak accident rendered him paralysed from the neck down and fighting for survival.
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Anthony Cooper
Former Kingsman Anthony Cooper’s life changed forever when he was injured by a roadside bomb at the age of 22.
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Simon Vaughan
Simon Vaughan was one of Afghanistan’s most seriously injured veterans and was not expected to survive his injuries.
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David Dewar
David Dewar served for 16 and a half years in the Army, before a spinal injury left him unable to continue his military career.
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