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Troopr - A Magazine That Truly Serves Those Who Served
Transitioning from military to civilian life can be challenging, and finding the right resources often feels overwhelming. That’s where a dedicated magazine for veterans steps in—not just as a publication, but as a lifeline of information, support, and community. This magazine is designed with veterans in mind, offering practical guidance and inspiration. Each issue is packed with articles that address the unique needs of those who have served, including: Employment Opportuni
edwardmackenzie2
2 days ago1 min read


Forgotten? Or not
How does your village, town, city show their support of Remembrance Day? As we come up to the moving ceremony at the Cenotaph and parades throughout the country, we wonder how that sense of pride and honour is shown in your local area. Many places have amazing swathes of hand-crafted poppies on buildings, lamp posts and gardens. As you drive through these areas you are filled with a sense of gratitude for their hard work and their steadfast show of support to our fallen he
edwardmackenzie2
Nov 71 min read


Animals of war – The Dickin Medal
There has always been a special bond between humans and animals, this is even greater now with a rise in therapy and emotional support animals. These unsung heroes have also played a huge part in conflicts throughout the world and history. As we come up to Remembrance Sunday where we honour our fallen let us take a moment to also honour the animals that have contributed so much. The PDSA Dickin Medal is the highest award any animal can receive whilst serving in military conf
edwardmackenzie2
Oct 291 min read


Mental Health illness - the hidden battle
Following the recent news on the sad loss of Ricky Hatton we are reminded that it doesn’t matter if someone looks like they have it all together or a great life, mental health illness can still remain hidden. There are many celebrities that suffer with depression, anxiety and PTSD, Robin Williams, Lady Gaga, Adele, Dwayne Johnson and Ariana Grande to name but a few proving the point that you are not alone and that mental health illness does not discriminate. There is so much
edwardmackenzie2
Oct 181 min read
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