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The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS) provides compensation for injuries, illnesses or death caused by service in the UK armed forces on or after 6 April 2005.

There is no time limit for making a claim while you are still serving. After leaving service you have 7 years to claim, though late claims may be accepted in exceptional circumstances.

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Armed Forces pension entitlements depend on which scheme you were a member of — AFPS 75, AFPS 05, or AFPS 15. Most serving personnel are now in AFPS 15, a career average scheme.

War pensions are also available for those who were injured or became ill due to service before 6 April 2005, and for dependants of those who died in service.

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Veterans have a range of support available when returning to civilian employment. The Career Transition Partnership (CTP) provides free employment support for service leavers.

Local councils also have a statutory duty to give additional preference to veterans with urgent housing need. If you are struggling with housing as a veteran, contact your local council and state your veteran status.

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