Gulf War: Veterans Urge Those Reliving Horrors Of Conflict To Seek Help
Help for Heroes says its workload has increased due to COVID-19, as veterans are "cooped up" and reflecting on their military career.
Help for Heroes says its workload has increased due to COVID-19, as veterans are "cooped up" and reflecting on their military career.
Scientists believe the most likely remaining causes for the illness are low-level and widespread exposure to sarin nerve agent.
53,000 British troops were assembled ready for war
The bayonet is described as ‘the last seven inches of failed foreign policy’
A Troop Sergeant during the war has been what it was like to be part of Op Granby and serve on the ground.
The Princess of Wales made a morale-boosting visits to British military families based in Germany.
Thirty years after the conflict, Forces News spoke to Commander Nobby Hall, who served on RFA Argus.
Forces News spoke to two navigators who recalled their memories of the conflict.
A Gulf War veteran describes the conflict, 30 years on …
Lord King spoke to Forces News about the "first TV war" and his memories as conflict unfolded in the Gulf.
Lieutenant Colonel Tim Purbrick was a 27-year-old Captain in the 17th/21st Royal Lancers when he was deployed to the Gulf.
In a letter to his children, written just 16 days before the US began military action, he expresses hope that Saddam Hussein would retreat.
Three decades ago, the then-Brigadier Patrick Cordingley commanded 7th Armoured Brigade during the First Gulf War.
"If I close my eyes I can still smell what it was like being a prisoner of war. It never leaves you."
It was the biggest deployment of the UK Armed Forces since the Second World War.
No memorial had existed to commemorate the 47 personnel who died in the 1991 conflict, prior to 2016.