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RAF Carpenter Christopher Trounson

RAF Carpenter Christopher Trounson Supported

Mr Trounson’s Military Service Former RAF carpenter/joiner Mr Trounson was frequently exposed to loud noises from machinery and tools. He also used firearms like 303s, Bren and Sten guns without any hearing protection. He later had a temporary assignment with the Army where he was exposed to noisy vehicles and

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Tech Training Command Veteran Supported

About Mr. Hayden Coley Mr. Coley was part of the RAF from 1950 to 1955, during which he trained recruits in various skills under the Tech Training Command. He also specialized in rifle training and ground combat training, providing both teaching and mentorship. He reports that he trained 120 recruits

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Army Veteran Paul Sweeney Supported With New Hearing Aids

About Mr Sweeney Paul served in the Coldstream Guards, a British army regiment specialising in light-role operations such as reconnaissance, machine gun and mortar operations, and engaging enemy troops on foot and in light vehicles. The Coldstream Guards has a long-standing history, being the oldest continuously serving regiment in the

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Veteran Tank Gunner

Veteran Tank Gunner Supported

About Mr Antony Gosling Mr Antony Gosling, a former tank gunner in the army, devoted almost seven years of his life to operating both Challenger 1 and Chieftain tanks. As a result of his service, he has unfortunately experienced significant hearing loss. This is a common issue among veterans who

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Army Veteran Mr Alan Catlin Supported

About Mr Catlin In 1950, Mr Catlin joined the army and went on several operational tours, including Northern Ireland, Japan, China, Singapore, and Korea. During his service, he was a part of several regiments, including the Royal Irish Fusiliers, the Royal Ulster Rifles, the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, and the King’s

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WRAC Veteran Supported

About Mrs Lynne Harrison We were approached by Mrs. Harrison, a former member of the Women’s Royal Army Corps (WRAC), for assistance with her hearing loss and tinnitus. She found the hearing aids provided by the NHS insufficient to manage her everyday activities. Mrs Harrison’s NHS Hearing Aids Not only

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