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Arthur Thompson, a 95-year-old D-Day veteran from Age UK Leicester Shire & Rutland's Joining Forces project, shares his experiences.
signed up, I didn’t know about my sexuality at all,” says Jean. Living in a camp that housed around 600 other women, and discovering that Jo was also gay, helped Jean to work out her own feelings ... Fighting with Pride , an LGBT+ veterans’ charity founded in 2020 with a particular focus on helping those affected by the former ban. “Meeting other veterans with similar lived experiences