Mr Greenley’s time in the Navy: Mr Greenley was in the Navy for 24 years. Initial training involved firing weapons on the range with poor hearing protection. After training, his role was as a rifleman. He had blank firing exercises in tunnels and buildings and thunderflashes when training in house

Mr Smith served within the Army from 1977 to 2000 in the Royal Corps Transport and the Royal Logistic Corps. How his hearing affected his daily life:  Mr Smith teaches lorry driving logistics and needed to be able to hear whilst carrying his work out. He had difficulty hearing the

Mr Kane Davies: Mr Davies served in the 27  Regiment from 2006 to 2017 and was exposed to loud noise during this time damaging his hearing. At a young age of 31 Mr Davies still has his whole life ahead of him, so the need for these hearing aids was

Service History: Mr John Bishop was in the Royal Navy for 30 years. He worked with the Air Fleet where he would do maintenance work on aircrafts. These aircrafts would be taking off and landing on the flight deck so Mr Bishop was exposed to a vast amount of noise.

Mr Michael Angove served within the Royal Marines from 1967 to 1989 and was exposed to noise during this time.   How his hearing affected his daily life? distinguishing words whilst watching television. He has to have the volume up full blast and the whole street can hear it. Whilst

About Stephan Czornyj: Mr Czornyj served in the Army and worked as a plant fitter dealing with engines, track vehicles and generators, all in enclosed spaces. He also worked with rifles and explosives.   How his hearing affected him! Television always turned up to loud, especially for his wife Cannot