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Article: From Battlefield Commemoration to Stronger Communities: The Op Reflect Journey
History is most powerful when you stop reading about it and instead explore it, warts and all. That is exactly what Op Reflect Global Chapter (ORGC) achieved. For three days in July, 106 participants travelled together across seven historic sites in Belgium and northern France. Civic leaders, educators, veterans, serving personnel, faith representatives, historians, media… Read more
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The Honour … coming soon
So… I have something to share. I’ve been keeping this under wraps for a long time, waiting for the right moment to let you know. With it being Armed Forces Week, now feels like the best time to share. Serving as an Army Reservist for the past 16 years has been one of the greatest… Read more
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Major Announcement
My new reservist role as SO2 Engagement: I recently took on the opportunity to shape how the British Army attracts and develops future officer talent. I’ll now be utilising my vast comms and engagement experience to strengthen outreach across Defence and the whole-of-society in broadening the attraction for leadership and service amongst less represented communities… Read more
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OBE Investiture at St Jamesโ Palace for Commemoration Leader, Capt. Jay Singh-Sohal
A national leader in the commemoration of Commonwealth soldiers has received an OBE from His Majesty The King at an investiture ceremony at St Jamesโ Palace, held on Friday 5th December 2025. Captain Jay Singh-Sohal, founder of the UKโs first memorial to Sikhs who served during the World Wars and a trustee of the Commonwealth… Read more
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Happy 77th Birthday to His Majesty The King!
It was an honour and privilege to represent the Commonwealth War Graves Foundation at a special reception at Windsor Castle to mark VJ 80 earlier this week. Their Majestyโs The King and Queen were very gracious with their time, it was wonderful to speak to both again as we work to ensure the stories and… Read more
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Article: Remembering together can help rebuild Britainโs national unity
Originally published on Conservative Home Every November, Britain finds a moment to pause and reflect. The bugle sounds, crowds fall silent, and we collectively bow our heads to remember those who served, fought and died during the Great War for the freedoms we cherish today. Remembrance, though, is more than an act of thinking about… Read more
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