The following photos have been generously donated by Darren ‘Kam’ Kamara Photography, David Betteridge and Dennis Gimes. The gallery is a sample of the Official Soldiering On Awards Winners Photos from Friday Night (click pic
The Soldiering On Awards are very proud to be supported by the fundraising that takes place on the evening of the Square Mile Salute (24 Sep). Funds raised will help us
Nominated by the RAF Benevolent Fund, Memphis was on patrol in Afghanistan in 2011 searching for improvised explosive devices (IEDs) when he momentarily left the side of RAF Police dog
Nominated by True Heroes Racing and put forward by the Veterans of War charity, Murray suffered extensive injuries when the vehicle he was commanding triggered an improvised explosive device while
Nominated by the Royal Air Forces Association, Amy’s life was “turned upside down” when the vehicle her husband, Cpl Stuart ‘Stu’ Robinson, was riding in ran over an improvised explosive
Put forward by the ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, it was Andy’s selflessness and ongoing effort to help others that caught the judges’ attention. The nomination submitted by his wife, Claire
Nominated by Help for Heroes, Steve, who is an ambassador for the charity, spent nearly three weeks in a coma, having sustained serious injuries from an improvised explosive device whilst
Nominated by the RAF Benevolent Fund, Wigman was on patrol with his Afghan unit in the Sangin, Helmand province, when he stepped on an improvised explosive device, severely damaging his
With the incredible support of our sponsors the Soldiering On Awards have become the service charities awards night supported by the whole Armed Forces family through Cobseo, The Confederation of
The Trustees want to thank the many guests at the 2014 Awards ceremony who ‘dug deep’ to help raise additional funds. A staggering £30,000 was raised on the night
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