Meet some of those who lived, worked and fought during the Second World War, and who were there celebrating the first time round - when the Nazi regime finally accepted defeat on 8 May 1945.
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Incredible stories from veterans and civilians who witnessed VE Day firsthand.
Meet some of those who lived, worked and fought during the Second World War, and who were there celebrating the first time round - when the Nazi regime finally accepted defeat on 8 May 1945.
These stories - and their accompanying videos - provide a fascinating 'living history' which allow us and future generations to look back and remember the sacrifices and triumphs of that greatest generation.
Veteran soldier and fundraiser Gina Allsop is taking on 100 miles a week for SSAFA!
25 years after its “Last Run” in 1999, a concert was staged to mark the 120-year history of the Royal Tournament, in support of SSAFA.
Join SSAFA and the country this Remembrance Sunday as we recall and reflect on the sacrifices of those who served.
A huge thank you to all the staff of Vistry Group for a fantastic year supporting SSAFA.
Royal Engineers Sapper Joe worked on the British Nuclear Weapons testing programme in the 1950s, and then supported by SSAFA in his retirement.
Danni served for 22 years in the RAF but struggled with life after the military, until they were put in touch with the SSAFA Mentoring team.
When Suk Bahadur, a twenty-year veteran of the Brigade of Gurkhas, passed away, his family found some solace in the support they received from SSAFA.