Queen Visits Injured Troops at Headley Court

The Queen visited Headley Court, a rehabilitation center for injured armed forces, to see its impact firsthand. Guardsman Dave Watson, who lost limbs in Afghanistan, shared his recovery story. The Queen's visit was a morale boost, highlighting the sacrifices of service members and the ongoing work at Headley Court, even as combat operations in Afghanistan wind down.

What was the primary reason for the Queen's visit to Headley Court?

• To conduct a press conference

• To attend a military parade

• To open a newly refurbished unit

• To meet with international dignitaries

How did Guardsman Dave Watson describe the impact of the Queen's visit?

• It was a private affair

• It was a routine visit

• It was a huge boost

• It was a minor event

What significant achievement did Guardsman Dave Watson accomplish with the help of Headley Court?

• He received a medal of honor

• He became a spokesperson for the military

• He was walking in seven weeks

• He returned to active duty

What does the Queen understand about the impact of military service?

• It affects the families left at home

• It is only a professional commitment

• It is a temporary inconvenience

• It has no effect on families

What is expected to continue at Headley Court even after combat operations end?

• Public tours

• Military training

• Rehabilitation work

• International collaborations