When Kevin Gartside bid farewell to the British Army in 2012, he left behind the only professional vocation he had ever known.
He didn’t want to leave. On his third tour of duty in Iraq he was injured – not gravely but enough to prevent him from leading from the front. As he puts it: “I could no longer put my house on my back and lead soldiers up a hill.”
The resulting medical discharge came as a shock.
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