Prince Charles launching 'At Ease' appeal at St James' Palace

The speaker expresses gratitude for being part of Combat Stress, a charity supporting veterans for over 100 years. They reflect on the charity's history, starting from World War I, addressing shellshock, now known as PTSD. The charity's role in recent conflicts, like the Falkland Islands, is highlighted, along with personal connections to these events. The speaker emphasizes the ongoing challenges faced by veterans, especially those from Iraq and Afghanistan, noting the high PTSD rates among combat roles.

In what ways did the speaker feel connected to the legacy of their grandmother regarding Combat Stress?

What percentage of those in a combat role reported symptoms of PTSD after serving in Iraq and Afghanistan?