One former soldier who has won a medal at the Invictus Games is Martin Tye, formerly of The RLC.
The former Lance Corporal was medically discharged from The RLC after being injured in Kabul in 2009, when a suicide bomber drove into his vehicle. He lost the ability to walk.
Martin is competing in six of the sports at The Invictus Games 2017 – rowing, wheelchair rugby, powerlifting, athletics, wheelchair basketball and sitting volleyball.
On the second day of The Invictus Games he won a bronze medal in shot put, one of the first medals for Team UK.
Martin told Forces News that the Invictus Games has had a profound impact on helping him to recover.
“I’m enjoying life again,” he said.
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A Captain from @UKArmyLogistics has been awarded the QCB for her quick thinking that saved the lives of two swimmers.
🗣️“I realised there were a couple of people in trouble... I said to my wife, I guess I’m going swimming...”
Read more: https://www.army.mod.uk/news-and-events/news/2022/05/captain-saves-swimmers-from-drowning/
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The latest Operational Honours and Awards list recognises the bravery, commitment, and commendable service of Armed Forces personnel.
You can see the Army recipients on our website: https://www.army.mod.uk/news-and-events/news/2022/05/bravery-and-compassion-recognised-in-latest-awards-list/
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