Meanings of ex-service personnel in English

It provides work for wounded ex-service personnel and is celebrating its 90th anniversary.

Gardening Leave uses horticultural therapy to help ex-service personnel cope with the aftershock of armed combat.

The factory also provides work for wounded ex-service personnel, as the BBC's royal correspondent Peter Hunt reports.

The Ministry of Defence acknowledged that a "small minority" of ex-service personnel can face serious difficulties.

The contractors are recruited by a private military group known as Wagner Group whose members are mostly ex-service personnel.

Recent inquiries highlighted the need to improve how the Defence Force responds to the health and wellbeing needs of service and ex-service personnel.

SOME 60 years after the idea was mooted, a visitor and advice centre for ex-service personnel of the Defence Forces has opened in Limerick.

Henry Allingham who died at the age of 113 on 18 July died in St Dunstan's care home for blind ex-service personnel.

'So we're probably looking at ex-service personnel,' Lock stated flatly.

For fun, she works with a charity for blind ex-Service personnel on hundred-metre dives at Dahab in the Red Sea.'

One, the Organisation of National Ex-Service personnel, has expressed gratitude after its annual grant to help with running costs was more than doubled.

But in 2015 alone -in the course of a single year -that same number of current and ex-servicepersonnel took their lives.

One, the Organisation of National Ex-Service personnel, has expressed gratitude after its annual grant to help with running costs was more than double(...)