Mr Forts military history: In 1958 Mr Reginald Fort an ex-coal miner joined the Royal Navy in Manchester. Mr Fort was sent to Lea on Sea for his Induction training, he was then sent to Nuneaton to join HMS Game Cock and was trained there to join the Fleet Air

Royal Navy veteran Mr Derek Longyear has successfully completed his journey with us, to receiving fully funded top of the range hearing technology. Serving with the Royal Navy from 1968 to 1979, Mr Longyear was exposed to noise during this time. How his hearing effects his daily life He has

A life of service Mr Townend was in the Royal Army from 1963 until 1989, a grand total of 26 dedicated years, being born in 1946 that’s just over a third of his entire life. His service meant that he had frequent exposure to rifle gunfire, loud bangs from explosives

Mr Brian Stephenson Served within the RAF from 1971 to 1995. His hearing loss occurred during his time in service. Mr Stephenson worked in noisy environments, such as hangers, classroom with 15 UDU’S and printers all going at once. As well as living next to the runway in Gibraltar, his

Henry Hall served in the RAF from 1961 to 1994. In 1970 he was diagnosed at a permanent commission medical with high tone deafness. He was a pilot of Beverlys from 1962 to 1965 and then Hercules from 1966 to 1992, he wore communication headsets as the plans were very

Mr Alistair Wilson served with the Royal Artillery for 13 years, he was exposed to live firing and was in close proximity to tanks whilst they were blasting their weapons. This now showing he has had a lot of exposure to noise during his time in service. Mr Wilson reports