More than one-in-five veterans feel 'disconnected' after leaving the service as 'Britain's answer to Superman' reveals what helps him

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More than one-in-five veterans feel 'disconnected' after leaving the service as 'Britain's answer to Superman' reveals what helps him

More than one in five veterans feel “disconnected” after leaving the armed forces, with former military personnel often struggling to adjust to civilian life, according to new research. Former Royal Marine Mark Ormrod OBE, dubbed “Britain's answer to Superman”, says community and staying connected with fellow veterans were key to overcoming the troubling findings. The Royal British Legion launches its 2026 Poppy A…